Kendal · 2 checked & stamped
Fires, flagstones and no side-eye at the bar. Every pub below lets the dog in — and we say exactly which rooms.
The pub side of the Castle Green Hotel on the eastern edge of Kendal, under Castle Green Lane and within walking distance of Kendal Castle and the river Kent path. The pub states that it is proud to be dog friendly and that four-legged companions are always welcome, and it keeps a range of dog snacks and dog drinks behind the bar. Food is wood-fired pizza, burgers and pub standards in the evening, with Sunday lunch from noon. Drinks run from three in the afternoon Wednesday to Saturday and from noon on Sunday, so it is an evening stop rather than a lunch one for most of the week.
A 1741 pub in Kirkland at the bottom of Kendal, next to the parish church and reputedly the only pub in the country built on consecrated ground. It states plainly on its own site that it is a dog friendly pub and invites you to bring your dog when you call in for a drink. Six or more real ales are on hand pull across the two bars, listed on chalkboards rather than a menu. It sits at the town end of the riverside path to Abbot Hall and the castle, which makes it a natural finish to a Kendal walk.
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