Dog-Friendly Bars And Pubs In Manchester

This pick of dog-friendly bars in Manchester city centre comes complete with cool signature cocktails, burgers, pizza and bottomless brunches. Better yet, Moxy Manchester is just a stone's throw from Deansgate.

One of the best dog friendly restaurants in Manchester, The Anthologist (a.k.a the First Dates venue) not only leaves you well fed, but your pooch won't go unspoilt either. Think 'pawsecco' and plenty of treats for your furry favourite.

Mowgli Corn Exchange is the Indian restaurant that's throwing open its doors to all kinds of customers. Although we wouldn't recommend feeding your friend the spicy dishes here, that doesn't mean you can't get stuck into aromatic curries and tiffin boxes in the cool jungle gym-inspired space. 

It's all in the name, really. One of the top dog friendly pubs in Manchester city centre, it's all beers, burgers and four-legged companions at BrewDog. Take your buddy down to this Spinningfields haunt or Doghouse and enjoy some quality time together.

The Beech Inn will keep your pup pampered and petted by staff, with plenty of fresh water on hand after a long day too. Settle down in this quaint Chorlton haunt for drinks, bites to eat and good company across the ultimate lazy afternoon.

Whether you're in Spinningfields, Albert Square, Deansgate, Didsbury or Picadilly, there's a Slug and Lettuce for you - and your dog. They've got a spacious outdoor terrace for your pooch to run around on, as well as pretty interiors filled with blossom trees, colourful furniture and quirky neon signs. Not only are they slinging out two-for-one cocktails all day, everyday here, but you can also tuck into tasty plates of katsu curry, haloumi bao buns, breaded chicken burgers and much more on their extensive menu.

This dog-friendly restaurant in Manchester has the added bonus of the attached gin distillery, which means the bar whips up all kinds of signature cocktails. As for food? Three Little Words have Sunday roasts and small plates aplenty.

In need of a spot for your four-legged friend? The Whiskey Jar is a fabulous pub, complete with a wide range of cocktails, beer and wine. Settle into the comfy leather sofas and ask the staff for some delicious doggy treats which they keep behind the bar.

Bring your pooch along with you as you hit up 11 Central at Lowry Designer Outlet in Salford. The unique venue comes from the brains behind Seven Bro7hers and satisfies everyone's inner gin nerd or beer lover with its delicious menus and tasting classes. You'll also find social darts and shuffleboard here to keep you and your mates entertained as you help yourself to pizzas, fish and chips, and crispy salt and pepper chicken burgers. 

Looking for somewhere to enjoy some top-notch sips alongside your furry friend? You'll be pleased to find that BrewDog Outpost offers just that. Head to the industrial-style haunt on Oxford Road get your lips around some one-off creations from the on-site microbrewery, and tuck into signature eats such as wings, burgers and hot dogs. 

The Oast House's sprawling outdoor space makes it the perfect place to take your fluffy pal. There's summer pop-ups and heated winter tipis here, so whatever the time of year, you can enjoy a trip out to the pub.

Tank & Paddle boasts two fantastic floors with a well-stocked bar on each level and a colossal 292” screen taking centre stage in Manchester. From HD TVs, a 3D screen, to Sky Sports and TNT Sports plastered on their walls, every jaw-dropping moment of the game is within your reach. And with fantastic drink specials, a unique cocktail menu, and a wallet-friendly food selection, you're all set for an unforgettable time out with your pooch.

Dog-friendly restaurants in the Northern Quarter don't get much better than Bab. This relaxed spot is home to a range of fancy kebabs and mezze. Plus, the lunch menu boasts lots of affordable skewers, so you can fuel up after those midweek walks.

A favourite out of all the dog-friendly pubs in Northern Quarter Manchester, The Bay Horse Tavern welcomes patrons on two and four legs throughout the week. To top it off? Bottomless brunches and classic British mains, such as pies or fish 'n' chips.

After somewhere dog friendly in Manchester city centre? While we wouldn't recommend heading over for a late one, Crazy Pedro's does welcome four-legged patrons and their owners. The Bridge Street spot is a top choice thanks to its outdoor terrace, where you can knock back mezcal-laced cocktails and slices of pizza. 

Trof is a Northern Quarter favourite for people and pets alike, as its chilled out daytime vibes are sure to hit the spot. Chow down on brunches of chorizo hash or chicken 'n' waffles, with Sunday roasts, a range of small plates and burgers to boot.

Gaucho may be slick and suave, but that doesn't mean this slick spot will be turning away your four-legged friend. It proves that dog-friendly bars in Manchester can be upmarket, as the Argentinian restaurant serves prime steaks and cocktails galore.

A prime spot for petting puppies, thanks to being right on Bridgewater Canal, The Wharf is an expert place to escape the hustle and bustle of Manchester's main streets. There's wonderfully delicious food, tonnes of water and shelter for warmer days.

A small dog-friendly Bavarian bier palace in the heart of Spinningfields? Sign us up. This city centre bar is a proper dog-friendly spot, fronting staff that are sure to make a fuss over the both of you. Humans can enjoy steins of beer, classic German grub or live entertainment, with designated seats available for you and your doggo. With fresh baked goods, yummy food, and an impressive selection of drinks, including the freshest Pilsner in town, Albert's Schloss is the perfect place to indulge with your pooch in arm. And that's not all: You both can enjoy seven days of fantastical showtime performances until 7 pm.

North Tea Power is a top place when you're in need of a dog friendly cafe in Manchester. Sample their sandwiches and vegan brunches while perusing the papers, as your canine companion chills out next to you. As the name suggests, there's plenty of loose leaf to choose from.

Elnecot's signature menu of small plates features the likes of slow-cooked lamb ribs, Devon brown crab crumpets and crispy pork belly with apple chutney. Otherwise, there's tasty brunches as well, if you need a break during your walk.

A classic Manchester watering hole that welcomes dogs, The Marble Arch transports you from Ancoats to a country boozer. The perfect place for pints with your canine pals, this pub's laid-back vibe and hearty menu of comfort food will keep you coming back.

Looking for the coolest dog-friendly restaurant? The Counter House is a quirky haunt for pups and their owners to hangout with fresh juices, tasty cocktails, small plates or a jaw-dropping Sunday roast. Swing by Ancoats to discover all this and more.

When it comes to places to take dogs, The Refuge is a firm choice. Not only is this venue drop-dead gorgeous, but there's a charming outdoor space for chilling outside, with a menu of delicious bites and cocktails to accompany. In Didsbury? Then, sister venue Volta is your best bet.

The Nip and Tipple is a great shout from the selection of dog friendly places that Manchester has to offer, as it's serving a range of classic cocktails and mouthwatering pizza slices. For the pups? There's space for a long nap and fresh bowls of water to lap up.

Head over to Common for a chilled out evening with your fluffy companion. It tends to get busy during the evenings, however, during the day it's a safe haven and the staff will even treat your bestie to a refreshing bowl of water.

Named after the breed, The Beagle is one of many lovely dog friendly restaurants in Chorlton. There's cosy corners for you to relax post-walk and fresh water for the pooch, so it's the perfect place for scoffing pizza slices with pints while your little one's in tow.

When in need of dog friendly pubs or restaurants in Salford, The Black Friar has no rival. This two-in-one venue also boasts a sun-drenched courtyard out back, making it ideal for kicking back with cocktails, pints or British plates mid-walkies.