Why Would You Go to Pub That Isn’t Dog Friendly, I Ask You?
Why can’t we take our well behaved dogs with us to the pub? We’ve tried and tested the best dog friendly pubs in the Eastern Suburbs for you! With Darlo Dogs being a stones throw away from such awesome places it was hard to choose our favourites.
Best dog friendly local bars in our local area!
Elizabeth Bay
The Gazebo
2 Elizabeth Bay Road
Dogs are welcomeand even have their own menu!
“Step into a classic mid-century Palm Springs inspired design, where every detail is perfectly curated. Whether you’re here to enjoy a cocktail under the sun or indulge in our modern Australian cuisine, we promise a memorable experience..”
Darlinghurst
The Tap House
122 Flinders Street
With over 60 beers on tap and a wine list showcasing natural Australian wines we love this place to visit! Dogs allowed everywhere with the exception of a 4m space outside the kitchen. Menu has a great variety too! Try their famous Sunday Roast.
East Village
234 Palmer Street
A local pub feel with sophistication. Extensive wine list and quality food. Dogs are allowed in the main bar and they have ample outdoor tables too! Perfect in Summer!
Darlo Bar
306 Liverpool Street
The Royal Sovereign Hotel, affectionately known as Darlo Bar. “Step inside a world where the retro furniture is almost as eclectic as the locals. Like a lounge room inhabited by bass players and bloggers, painters and publishers. A local favourite. Characters with a story to tell and advice to give.” Dogs allowed in the public bar! Tables outside to sit a watch the world go by.
Darling Point
CYC Australia
1 New Beach Road, Darling Point
Nestled along the foreshore of Rushcutters Bay is Australian premier yacht club. The new refurbishment of CYC’s Clubhouse has been completed and now accepting patrons and their fury friends! The new Clubhouse, with improved accessibility, increased airflow and a whole new level of comfort, is sure to delight both Members and guests lower deck is dog friendly. The lower deck allows dogs.
Double Bay
The Sheaf
429 New South Head Road
An iconic institutions for generations! Dating with dogs a favourite monthly event. Relax in their garden bar and with an award-winning bistro what better way to while away the afternoon with your dog by your side.
Surry Hills
The Beresford
354 Bourke Street
One of the largest dog friendly pubs! “The Beer Garden is a tranquil outdoor area where you’re sure to find locals enjoying their lazy summer afternoons over a drink and great food. Guests are welcome to bring their dogs to the courtyard.”
The Carrington
565 Bourke Street
The Carrington is a hidden gem of Surry Hills. Featuring both indoor & outdoor dog-friendly spaces, we’re your go-to local for a drink alongside your furry best friend. Great for small to large functions, with delicious food and a variety of beers, wines & cocktails. With their own menu your dog can’t go wrong!
The Norfolk
305 Cleveland Street
Mexican inspired menu and Aussie classics with a twist. They boast their Bloody Mary is legendary and they are pretty close! Relaxed atmosphere in the colourful garden where you dog is made to feel at home.
The Winery
285 Crown Street
A quirky urban garden oasis in the heart of Surry Hills, The Winery offers over 30 meticulously selected wines by the glass and sophisticated yet relaxed dining. Dogs are welcome in the Laneway bar.
Watsons Bay
The Watsons Bay Hotel
1 Military Road
Not quite a local but couldn’t resist putting this one in our list. If you have a small dog that fits into a bag you can catch the ferry which is a fun way to travel!
Grounded on the sandy shoreline of one of Sydney’s most iconic harbour beaches, Watsons Bay Boutique Hotel is the perfect destination for those in pursuit of sun, fresh seafood platters, seasonal fare and icy cold refreshments, overlooking Sydney’s spectacular harbour. Dogs are allowed on the deck.
Woolloomooloo
The Old Fitzroy
129 Dowling Street
Tables out the front to enjoy the sunshine or take your dog upstairs with a relaxed atmosphere and comfy lounges. In Winter they have a roaring fire to sit in front of! They have a couple of different types of menu’s from the Pub fare to something a little fancier.
“Beloved by its locals, The Old Fitzroy is a pub, bistro and theatre all rolled into one. Housing an eclectic group of individuals – including some of Australia’s most famous playwrights and faces of the early Kings Cross – The Old Fitz is the perfect venue for every occasion. With its unique character and French-British-inspired bistro menu crafted by executive chef James MacDonald, the Old Fitz is the only place to be in Woolloomooloo.“
