Bakewell · 4 checked & stamped
Fires, flagstones and no side-eye at the bar. Every pub below lets the dog in — and we say exactly which rooms.
Big stone pub on Castle Street with a walled beer garden that catches the afternoon sun. Greene King lists it as dog friendly, and it is the easiest place in town to get a table outside with a dog and a plate of food. Rooms are available upstairs, but the dog policy for bedrooms is not published, so ask when booking.
Local's pub on Haddon Road, away from the coach parties, with two en-suite letting bedrooms above. Robinsons, who own it, flag it as dog friendly, and the beer garden and bar both work for a muddy dog. Whether dogs are allowed in the two bedrooms is not stated, so ring before you book a night.
Georgian coaching inn standing over Bakewell's square, and the kitchen where the pudding was supposedly invented by accident. Dogs are welcomed throughout, dining rooms included, and arrive to treats and a bed in the dog-friendly bedrooms. A maximum of two dogs per room at £20 a night, booked directly with reception.
Pub and pantry a few doors up from the market square, and the most straightforwardly dog-friendly door in the middle of Bakewell. The pub describes itself as family and dog-friendly, so the bar is the place to sit with a wet spaniel after the Monsal Trail. Handy for the Thursday market and the cattle market beyond it.
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