Dog-friendly cafes, pubs and restaurants in central Yorkshire

There's no need to leave your dog at home when you go out for something to eat or drink here in the heart of Yorkshire.

The area is full of great dog-friendly pubs, restaurants and cafes that will go the extra mile for your beloved pooch. We've compiled some of them below so you can refuel and dine together after enjoying a stroll along one of the many great tracks, loops and walks the region has to offer. can.

Kennel, Selby

Owned by Little Black Dog Brewery, The Doghouse Selby is the company's first craft beer bar, regularly stocking beers brewed at its own Carlton brewery as well as a wide range of craft beers from around the world . Doghouse Selby offers a regular selection of 19 craft beers and ciders, handcrafted cocktails, hot drinks, food and sweet treats. Plus, it's dog- and child-friendly, so you can bring your little dog with you without any worries.

The Crooked Billet, Saxton

The Crooked Billet is very dog-friendly, with a dedicated dog-friendly area and treats for your four-legged companions on the menu. Crooked Billet offers two dog-friendly walks, surrounded by beautiful countryside and close to the Towton Battlefield Trail, perfect for a pit stop. See if you can complete the Yorkshire Pudding Challenge during your stay!

Photo credit: Walk with your dog from The Crooked Billet in Saxton

The Wheatsheaf Inn, Byrne

Dog lovers and four-legged friends are welcome at The Wheatsheaf Inn in Byrne. Guest ale, home-cooked meals, and a real fireplace for the humans and water bowl for the dogs! During your visit, you'll see memorabilia from the 578th and 431st 'Iroquois' Squadrons that were stationed at Byrne during World War II, as well as a collection of antiques and knick-knacks collected and donated by customers over the years. Please take a look at it slowly.

Lou's Tea Room, Barn

Dogs likewise receive a particularly warm welcome at Roo's Tearoom in the Burn. Located within walking distance of Selby Canal and the surrounding area, Roo's is named after owner Lizzie's dog. This tastefully decorated restaurant serves everything from breakfast to lunch, coffee/tea and cakes. For added convenience, Springfield Dog Care and Shop is located behind the cafe and will take care of all your four-legged friends' needs.

Photo courtesy of Roo's Tearoom

Dog run at Escrick Park Estate

Let your dog run free in just under an acre of fenced space. Please make a reservation in advance.

spuds & berries

As well as being a great farm shop & restaurant serving homemade meals daily. Fourpets dog walk We operate a safe dog walk right next door. There's plenty of space for your four-legged friend to enjoy, including plenty of space and obstacles to tackle. When you're done, enjoy some delicious home-cooked food on the dog-friendly patio before strolling through the farm shop.

selby abbey

They love meeting their furry friends at Selby Abbey and are also welcome in our coffee shops. During your stay, take a tour of the monastery (we only ask that you keep your dog on a short leash inside the monastery) and enjoy locally sourced snacks at the coffee shop.

Photo credit: Dogs welcome at Selby Abbey

Poochie Park, Elmet's Sherburne
At Poochie Park in Sherburn, Elmet, you can rent a secure 1.5 acre paddock for your dog to run around comfortably. Enjoy the day and sample delicious homemade cakes in the beautiful community garden at Little Teapot Tearoom. Old girls' school.

Drover Arm, Skip With

Located in the picturesque village of Skipwith, The Drovers Arms serves delicious, locally sourced, home-cooked food, reflecting the changing seasons and the stunning walk through Skipwith Common on its doorstep. After a nice dog walk around the Common, enjoy a delicious lunch at The Drover's Arms Restaurant and Country Pub. Drovers Arms Country Pub is the perfect place to sit by the fire, relax and enjoy a beer or a good glass of wine.

Photo credit: The Drovers Arms, Skipwith

Please note: Advance reservations may be required. Please contact each venue to confirm before visiting.

We know there are many other great dog-friendly places to eat and drink in the area. If you are such a place and would like to be added to the list, please contact us. Please email us at hofyindustry.sel@northyorks.gov.uk.

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