Carlisle · 3 checked & stamped
Fires, flagstones and no side-eye at the bar. Every pub below lets the dog in — and we say exactly which rooms.
Greene King house just north of the city centre, open from ten in the morning, which makes it one of the earlier doors in Carlisle for a dog and a coffee. Its own dog-friendly page states that all are welcome at the Apple Tree, with a water bowl always available and treats from the staff, and sets out no room restriction. Food is the standard chain menu and tables are bookable, which matters at weekends.
A large Greene King food pub on Warwick Road on the east side of the city, with a big garden and the sport on. The pub's own dog-friendly page states that all are welcome at the Beehive, that there is a bowl of water waiting and the odd treat from the staff, with no restriction to particular rooms and no mention of a garden-only rule. It is a straightforward stop after a walk on the Eden rather than anywhere characterful, and the garden is the better bet in summer.
On Court Square opposite the citadel towers and the station, so this is the one to know if you have come off a train with a dog. Greene King's own dog-friendly page for the pub states that all are welcome at the Griffin and that a water bowl and the odd treat are kept for dogs, with no room restriction given. Open until midnight, and it gets loud when there is football or rugby on the screens.
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