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Discover The Last Light in Margate, a dog-friendly pub where dogs are welcome inside for laid-back drinks in a relaxed Cliftonville local. The Last Light https://www.instagram.com/thelastlightmargate/?hl=en Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 The Last Light has the feel of a neighbourhood pub made for Cliftonville regulars and curious visitors alike. It is billed as a local open seven days a week on Northdown Road, and the atmosphere comes across as relaxed, sociable and rooted in the area rather than overly styled. A handy stop for an easy drink when you want somewhere that feels genuinely woven into the local patch. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at The Last Light, suiting dogs who are happy to settle in a laid-back local pub. Keep them under control, close to your table and not roaming off to make their own friends. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover Bar Nothing in Margate, a dog-friendly bar where dogs are welcome inside for drinks, events and an offbeat cliffside hangout. Bar Nothing https://www.instagram.com/_bar_nothing/?hl=en Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 Bar Nothing is one of those Margate spots that feels part bar, part lounge and part arts venue, with a strong Cliftonville identity and a slightly offbeat edge. Its listings point to live events, screenings and late opening, while the “bar lounge cafe on a cliff” description gives it a more alternative, hangout-style feel than a traditional pub. Best for people who like their drinks with a side of creative energy and a bit of seaside oddness. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at Bar Nothing, where relaxed dogs can join you for drinks in the offbeat cliffside setting. Please keep them on a lead, settled and out of the path of other guests and staff. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover Red Lion in Ramsgate, a dog-friendly pub where dogs are welcome inside for real ale, live music and classic community-pub atmosphere. Red Lion https://www.instagram.com/redlionramsgate/ Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 Red Lion is a proper community pub sort of place, built more around real ale, rock music and local atmosphere than polished harbour gloss. It offers darts, pool and regular live music, which gives it a friendly, grounded feel for visitors who like their pubs lively but still unmistakably local. A good choice for an unfussy Ramsgate pint with a bit of noise, character and proper pub heartbeat. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at Red Lion, where proper pub dogs are welcome as long as they bring decent manners with them. Keep them close, calm and not auditioning as the live music support act. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover CAMP in Margate, a dog-friendly bar where dogs are welcome inside for events, drinks and a vibrant community feel. CAMP https://www.instagram.com/campmargate/ Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 CAMP feels less like a standard bar and more like a cultural living room with a dancefloor attached. It describes itself as a queer bar and community space, with regular events alongside its weekend bar opening, so it suits people looking for somewhere social, expressive and full of personality rather than a conventional pub setup. Good for a Margate night that leans more community-minded, creative and fun. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at CAMP, where friendly dogs can join the fun if they are happy around people and activity. Please keep them on a lead, settled beside you and respectful of the shared community space. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Rose and Crown Classic pub comfort with an easy welcome. Dogs welcome inside. Rose and Crown https://www.facebook.com/p/Rose-Crown-Hotel-Flamborough-100072465677657/ cf37e58c-1699-4658-8dc7-c5b06ebabab6 Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 A Flamborough classic that feels like a proper village pub with rooms and a relaxed pace. Rose and Crown is set up for drinks and meals with that traditional atmosphere that suits walkers and coastal explorers. It is a handy stop if you are doing Flamborough Head and you want somewhere warm and familiar to anchor the day. Expect a welcoming feel and the kind of menu that aims for crowd-pleasing favourites. It also works well as a base point because it has accommodation which can be useful for slower paced trips. A good choice when you want simple and satisfying without overthinking it. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome on board if well behaved. Keep them on a lead and tucked under your seat where possible. Be prepared to help your dog on and off safely as the crew will not carry dogs. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover Prince Albert in Broadstairs, a dog-friendly pub where dogs are welcome inside for easy drinks and a friendly, traditional pub feel. Prince Albert https://www.facebook.com/p/The-Prince-Albert-Broadstairs-New-61554017859774/?locale=gn_PY Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 Prince Albert is a traditional Broadstairs pub that keeps things simple in the right way, with a wide drinks range, welcoming atmosphere and a strong local-pub identity. It looks to work best as an easy, sociable stop where the draw is familiarity, decent value and a reliable pub feel rather than novelty. Mentions of events space and regular custom suggest it can handle both everyday drinks and bigger group occasions. A good choice for people who want a central Broadstairs local that feels straightforward, friendly and easy to settle into. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at Prince Albert, so long as they are well behaved and easy to settle. A short lead, good pub manners and no chair-hopping keeps everything running smoothly. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover Ginger's Bar in Westgate, a dog-friendly cocktail bar where dogs are welcome inside for stylish drinks and a fun, lively atmosphere. Ginger's Bar https://www.instagram.com/gingerswestgate/ Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 Ginger's Bar brings a more playful, lounge-style energy to Westgate, with a 1920s-inspired look that makes it feel more like a night-out spot than a standard pub stop. It is known for quality gins, local drinks, cocktails and a private karaoke booth, with DJ nights and a vibrant atmosphere helping it stand out from more traditional nearby bars. The overall feel is sociable and slightly dressier without being intimidating. A good choice for people who want drinks with a bit more personality, whether that means a relaxed evening catch-up or a louder, later kind of plan. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at Ginger's Bar, where calmer dogs suit the lounge-bar atmosphere best. Please keep them close by, settled under the table and away from the main flow of people and drinks. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover Mind the Gap in Broadstairs, a dog-friendly micropub where dogs are welcome inside for real ale, cider and a quirky railway theme. Mind the Gap https://www.realalefinder.com/beerboard/?mind-the-gap-broadstairs Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 Mind the Gap is a Broadstairs micropub with a railway theme and a real ale core, making it a good fit for drinkers who like somewhere slightly quirky but still firmly pub-first. It is known for real ales, ciders, wines and bar snacks, with live music adding extra life at weekends and a location close to the station that makes it an easy stop on a town wander. The micropub setup keeps it intimate and characterful rather than polished. A strong option for people who want something small, local and properly rooted in Broadstairs’ independent pub scene. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at Mind the Gap, provided they bring their best micropub manners. Leads on, paws down and no platform announcements via barking, please. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover Bake & Alehouse in Westgate, a dog-friendly micropub where dogs are welcome inside for real ale, cider and tucked-away charm. Bake & Alehouse https://bakeandalehouse.com/ Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 Bake & Alehouse is one of those hidden-away micropubs that feels like a small discovery rather than an obvious high street stop. Tucked down an alley in Westgate, it is known for real ale, cider, wine and hearty bar snacks like pork pies and sausage rolls, with a strong reputation among beer drinkers thanks to its changing cask selection. The overall feel is welcoming, compact and proper-pub in the best micropub way. Ideal for visitors who like independent drinking spots with character, conversation and a bit of tucked-away charm. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at Bake & Alehouse, where the small micropub layout works best for dogs who can quietly tuck themselves in. Please keep them close, calm and clear of the bar and doorways. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover Crown of Broadstairs, a dog-friendly pub where dogs are welcome inside for an easy drink in the heart of town. Crown of Broadstairs https://www.facebook.com/broadstairs2019/ Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 Crown of Broadstairs sits right in the middle of town and feels more like a straightforward, handy base than a flashy destination bar. It combines bar and guest house functions, with bar snacks and a central location that make it useful for visitors who want somewhere easy and unfussy to drop into. The atmosphere seems rooted in the older Broadstairs pub tradition rather than reinvention, which gives it a certain practical charm. Best suited to people who value location, simplicity and a no-nonsense place for a drink in the middle of everything. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at Crown of Broadstairs, where well-behaved dogs can join you for an easy town-centre stop. Keep them tucked in neatly and out of the way of passing feet and trays. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

Discover Bradstow Mill in Broadstairs, a dog-friendly pub where dogs are welcome inside for traditional pub atmosphere and a characterful town-centre stop. Bradstow Mill https://www.thorleytaverns.co.uk/ Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 Bradstow Mill brings a more historic, hearty-pub feel to Broadstairs, with roots as a working mill adding extra character to the setting. It is described as combining heritage with a real pub atmosphere, and its events-led reputation suggests it works well for people who like a livelier, more traditional local rather than a stripped-back bar. There is a good sense of it being part of the town’s social fabric, not just a stop for visitors. A solid choice for a proper pub session with some built-in Broadstairs character and a bit more presence than a tiny micropub. Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome inside at Bradstow Mill, making it an easy Broadstairs pub stop with your dog along for the ride. Please keep them under control, on a lead and away from serving areas and furniture. Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review:

A welcoming village pub for drinks, food and post-walk rewards without the fuss. Dogs welcome inside, ready for calm under-table lounging. The Plough Bracebridge https://www.ploughlincolnpub.co.uk/ e0d05afd-8b58-4b2f-b639-d92b7b1ae2f8 Write a Review Last Updated: 14 Mar 2026 The Plough in Bracebridge is a dependable, comfy pub choice for dog owners who like their outings simple and satisfying. It’s perfect after a walk when you’re both a bit windblown and pleased with yourselves, and you want somewhere you can settle in without any fuss. The vibe is friendly and familiar, so your dog can relax quickly and you can actually finish a conversation without doing constant “leave it” commentary. It works brilliantly for a quick drink, a hearty meal, or an unhurried catch-up that turns into a second round because the seats are too comfortable to abandon. Your dog will enjoy the steady background hum and the occasional friendly hello. Bring a towel if the weather has done its usual thing. Bring treats if your dog’s favourite hobby is charming strangers for compliments and snack tributes. Dog Policy: Well behaved dogs on leads are always warmly welcomed inside here, Also see... 4.5 150 Reviews average rating is 4.5 out of 5, based on 150 votes, Reviews Name: Review: Name: Review: