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Dog Friendly Places To Eat in Derbyshire


Dog Friendly Places To Eat in Derbyshire

Well folks, we’ve pulled together a handy little hub of dog-friendly places across Derbyshire, made up purely of venues we’ve personally visited, reviewed and are happy to recommend.

From cosy village pubs and countryside inns to cafés in bustling market towns, Derbyshire is packed with places that welcome well-behaved pooches indoors (to some extent), so you can enjoy your meal with your furry companion by your side.

There’s still a bit of common-sense etiquette involved, of course: dogs on leads, clean (not fresh from a muddy Peak District adventure!), calm around other guests, and not treating the furniture like a climbing frame. The usual good manners that keep everyone smiling.

Browse the listings below to discover dog-friendly dining spots across Derbyshire where both humans and hounds get a warm welcome.

Let’s keep supporting our brilliant local businesses and making the most of everything this fantastic county has to offer.


The Bottle Bank, Belper

Dogs are welcome at all times, with treats and water available. Prefer paws off chairs, though blankets are provided if pooch must sit beside their humans.

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No.6 The Square Tearooms, Buxton

Dogs welcome outdoors and upstairs, with downstairs access when quiet. Water bowls available, and sausages can be ordered as treats. Upstairs terrace is also dog friendly.

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Rhubarb 131, Chesterfield

Dogs are welcome in both the coffee shop and dining area, with water bowls provided and occasional homemade treats available for visiting four-legged companions.

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The Sitwell Arms Hotel, Renishaw

Dogs welcome in a dedicated dog friendly area, with water and treats provided free of charge, making it a comfortable and welcoming spot for diners with dogs.

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Badeca, Bakewell

Dogs are welcome indoors, with water bowls provided. Pup cups and a dedicated dog menu from Sir Woofchester’s make it a great stop for four-legged visitors.

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Colliery Smokehouse, Linton

Dogs are welcome in the bar area for both drinkers and diners, with water bowls provided and treats available for visiting four-legged guests.

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Compamigos, Mercia Marina

Dogs welcome in the downstairs bar area (booking advised), with full menu available. Water bowls and treats provided; just kept on leads and off the furniture.

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The Anchor Inn, Tideswell

Dogs are welcome throughout the pub with no restrictions. Water barrels and bowls provided, plus treats, dog menu options, sausages, roast dinners, and plenty of fuss.

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Pear Tree Hotel, Ripley

Dogs welcome inside and out, with water available and even free doggy beer for furry guests. A relaxed, dog friendly spot for dining with your pooch.

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Family Tree, Whatstandwell

Dogs are welcome both indoors and in the garden, with water bowls provided and an outdoor tap available for owners to refill or refresh their dog’s water.

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Stretton Hall Farm Tearooms, Stretton

Dogs are welcome in both the tearooms and farm shop, provided they are on a lead and well behaved, with water and complimentary treats available in both areas.

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The Old Smithy, Beeley

Dogs are welcome throughout the café, indoors and out. Water bowls provided, with treats available to purchase for visiting four-legged companions.

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Tapas Madrid, Ashbourne

Dogs welcome indoors, primarily in the bar area though flexibility offered; booking recommended to secure a dog-friendly table. Water and treats available for visiting pups.

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The Tavern, Tansley

Dogs are welcome in the front area of the pub and gardens, with a dog station offering blankets, water, and treats, plus outdoor “Pooch Hooch” water barrels for thirsty pups.

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The Red Lion, Birchover

Dogs are welcome in the tap room where food and drinks are served; booking advised. Water bowls available inside and outside, with treats on the bar.

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Horsley Lodge, Horsley

Dogs welcome in the bar area of Farmhouse Kitchen and outdoor seating areas, where guests can dine. Water available on request for pets at venue.

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This article includes venues we have visited and would recommend to friends and family, if a venue is not included in this collection then, most likely, we just haven't had the chance to visit them yet.

If you are a venue owner, manager or look after the PR / Marketing for a venue and are interested in being included in this collection then please get in touch