North Yorkshire dog-friendly food trail
Bone appétit
- Stories & Inspiration
- Dog Friendly Trail
When you’re exploring North Yorkshire with your four-legged best friend finding a spot where dogs are not only welcome, but made a priority, makes all the difference to your trip (and your dog – we asked!)
Whether you’ve been hiking on the moors, strolling along the coastline, or wandering through the charming market towns of the dales, these spots will ensure your pooch is treated like a guest of honour, while the food and drink will make you want to lick your plate clean like them.
So, for the love of dogs, check out this dog friendly food and drink trail – we're sure you’ll get some help choosing from the menu...
Map Key:
-
Text
1.
The connoisseur doggo: After a walk through the historic market town of Masham, head to the Black Sheep Brewery. Sample a pint of ale or enjoy a hearty Yorkshire lunch, in the Bar and Kitchen or the outdoor seating area with your trusty companion by your side keeping an eye on your intake.
2.
The adventurous doggo: How Stean Gorge in Nidderdale is the perfect pit-stop for adventurous dogs and their owners. After exploring the dramatic gorge, visit the glass-floored cafe and enjoy a hearty home-cooked meal or a slice of cake whilst enjoying the view. Although, we can’t be responsible for wet noses popping up at the table.
3.
The stylish seaside doggo: Relax at The Bareca in Scarborough after a dog walk along the beach. Sandy, sea-salt furry manes? No fear - there’s even a dog wash for sandy paws! Enjoy Mediterranean-style pizzas or a barista coffee while your dog enjoys the social atmosphere and perhaps a cheeky treat of their own.
4.
The cosy, fireside doggo: Perched in one of Yorkshire’s most iconic coastal villages, The Loxley in Robin Hood's Bay offers a warm, traditional welcome. After tackling the steep hills of the bay, sit back with a local ale and classic pub grub by the fire, with your canine pal right at your feet
5.
The attention-loving doggo: The Greyhound Riccall in Selby takes dog hospitality to the next level with a range of delicious treats from their dedicated dog station with treats, water and bags - it’s a must-visit for those who want a high-quality dining experience without leaving the dog behind. Warning: All dogs will be fluffed by the staff.
6.
The fine dining doggo: Set in the beautiful market town of Helmsley, The Black Swan, a historic coaching inn, is the place to go. After a wander around Helmsley, tuck into a seasonal dish in the lounge or bar area while your buddy enjoys the foody aromas
7.
The beach-bound doggo: John Paul Jones in Filey is the ultimate reward after a long run on Filey’s sandy beach. It offers a spacious, friendly environment where you can enjoy a cooling drink or tasty meal. A favourite for locals and visitors alike - a pub that truly understands the needs of dog owners
8.
The spa-town doggo: After a stroll across The Stray or through the Valley Gardens head to the Coach & Horses, a dog friendly staple in Harrogate. Expect a traditional, warm atmosphere where dogs are treated like regulars. Tuck into some classic British comfort food or a Sunday roast while your doggo takes a well-earned nap.
9.
The forest-explorer doggo: Courtyard Cafe in Dalby Forest is a haven for dogs that like a walk on the wild side. After chasing the biggest stick known to man, the cafe offers space for you and your dog to refuel. With the fresh woodland air in your lungs head home with a very contented pup.
10.
The film-set doggo: Whether you have two legs or four, The Green Dragon Inn has everything you need. Featured in the first series of Channel 5’s All Creatures Great and Small, this very traditional pub has cosy fireplaces and offers easy access to The Pennine Way. There’s usually a resident dog at the bar, too!
11.
The artisan doggo: Wildish is a charming cafe on Pateley Bridge high street. It's the go-to place for you and your furry friend for fantastic coffee and pastries and a sociable atmosphere. Take a trek up to Brimham Rocks or a wander along the River Nidd before grabbing brunch.
Search all Stories & Inspiration
There are some great choices in North Yorkshire…
Why Visit... Harrogate
Take a closer look into what Harrogate has to…
All about Harrogate
Discover more about Harrogate in the heart of…
All about Malton
Discover more about Malton in North Yorkshire.
Why Visit... Filey
Find out what's drawing people to this special…
North Yorkshire is home to pretty woodland…
North Yorkshire may not play the starring role of…
North Yorkshire is a great destination to try an…
North Yorkshire filming locations where The…
North Yorkshire has some amazing historic…
North Yorkshire is bursting with wild and…
Spring brings with it three bank holiday weekends…
Come rain or shine North Yorkshire is the place…
All About Thirsk
