Dog-friendly pubs in Flamborough

The pub on the square that gives Flamborough its crossroads its name, a largely unaltered early twentieth century interior of two rooms on a split level, the front bar doubling as the dining room and a rear room lined with Welsh dressers. There are two garden areas, one with a covered smoking area, a real fire, pool and darts, and the pub's own car park, which is a rarity in a village where everything else is kerbside. It reopened under new management in June 2025 after a spell closed for refurbishment, and food is weekends only through the winter. It is the natural finish for a walk in from North Landing or the lighthouse, both about a mile and a half away. The dog welcome here is recorded by CAMRA's branch volunteers rather than by the pub itself, and their survey of the pub predates the change of management, so it is worth a phone call first.

An independent village local on Flamborough High Street with an L-shaped bar under a beamed ceiling hung with horse brasses, drawing a mix of villagers and holiday people and running a long-standing charity raffle. There is a real fire, a house beer at 3.9 per cent and rotating guests usually from Great Newsome down at Winestead, plus Tuesday quiz, live music and sport on the television. Parking is on-street on the High Street, and it is about a mile down to South Landing or the same up to North Landing, both free of any seasonal dog ban. It is listed as an Asset of Community Value. The dog welcome comes from CAMRA's branch record rather than the pub's own words.

A husband-and-wife dining pub on the corner of Tower Street and Church Street in the middle of Flamborough village, a mile and a half back from North Landing and the same from the lighthouse. The kitchen's own line is fresh, locally sourced, with specials that change with the season, and it is the sort of place that fills on a Sunday. In its own words the pub invites you to bring your dogs along for bookings in the bar side, which puts a dog on that side of the building rather than through in the restaurant. There is a garden and a covered smoking area, and the pub has its own car park. CAMRA's branch volunteers surveyed it on 25 July 2025 and record it as dog friendly, family friendly, with garden and parking.

A corner local on Post Office Street in the middle of Flamborough, refurbished under new management in June 2026 and listed as an Asset of Community Value. Two areas: a general bar with the sport, the pool table and the darts, and a separate dining room used for functions and live music. Four changing beers, usually Theakston and Timothy Taylor, and home-cooked food from noon to eight with longer hours on Friday and Saturday. Parking is on-street around Post Office Street and Tower Street, and there is a garden. The dog rule, dogs welcome kept on a lead, is recorded by CAMRA branch volunteers who surveyed the pub on 12 July 2026, not by the pub itself.