Dog Friendly — Pubs in Leek
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Found 18 dog friendly pubs in Leek
Abbey Inn
Abbey Green Road, Leek ST13 8SA
Small, friendly, family-owned pub on the northern outskirts of Leek, built in 1702, near to the remains of Dieu-le-Cresse Abbey, and backing on to The Peak District National Park; it comprises of two rooms to either side of the bar, the left-hand one being twice as big as the one on the right. Good quality home cooked food, with a good size car park to the front plus a sun terraced seating area, along with a smoker's seating. One of the guest beers usually comes from a local micro-brewery. Overnight accommodation is available in the three en-suite bedrooms. Changed hands in April 2016 and has been tastefully and sympathetically refurbished throughout to a high standard. Suggest booking for the excellent Sunday lunch as it can get very busy
Ball Haye Tavern
89-91 Ball Haye Green, Leek ST13 6BH
Small, two-roomed community pub on the estate of Haregate at the top of Leek; there is a comfortable drinking area to the front of the pub, while the more expansive room at the back contains two league standard pool tables and darts board. Popular with the many teams that play from there, Pool, Darts, Dominoes etc. Live entertainment is provided at the weekends. The guest beers will usually come from the more well-known breweries. Limited menu food including all day breakfast is served on Saturdays 12 noon till 6PM
Benks
39 Stockwell Street, Leek ST13 6DH
Traditional friendly local just off the Market Square in the great pub town of Leek, formerly called the Union Inn; the old name is still inscribed on the windows. There is a covered smoking area to the back, regular entertainment is provided, and there are 2 or 3 dart boards provided. The back area contains 2 pool tables. The guest beers can hail from many interesting breweries, both local and not so local. The pub won the Potteries Branch pub of the month award in June 2012. Sympathetically but substantially refurbished in 2017 to create a smart modern drinking establishment that caters for all ages. Jukebox contains a massive collection of past hits from not so often seen bands
Blue Mugge
17 Osbourne Street, Leek ST13 6LJ
Recently been awarded a place in the Good Beer Guide. From the outside, this pub looks like a fairly small street corner local, but appearances can be deceptive, as it seems much larger on the inside. The lounge has many pictures and ornaments commemorating Queen Victoria (the pub's original name being The Queen's Head); the bar has a pool table and dart board and the Churchill Room has the expected trappings. All these rooms are divided by an unusual island bar, which has the pumps at the centre 9behind the staff serving rather than around the counters. Live entertainment takes place every other Saturday. AWARDS: Staffordshire Moorlands Sub Branch Pub of the Season (Summer 2014) Staffordshire Moorlands urban pub of the year 2019 (Highly commended)
Cock Inn
19 Derby Street, Leek ST13 6HN
One of the smart Joule's brewery owned tap houses in the great pub town of Leek, is situated on the main shopping street in the centre of town. There is the usual four Joule's beers available (3 regular and a seasonal special possibly Kolkata, Old No.6) plus two rotating guest beers which usually includes Sarah Hughes, there is also three craft brewed beers are always on tap as well. The pub is split level, the bar area has a real log fire and comfortable leather arm chairs whilst the upper area is suitable for dining. Very pleasantly decorated throughout. Live bands every Saturday night and other occasional music events in large marquee in rear beer garden yard. tea, coffee and lighter snacks are available at most times. Regular quiz held on Sunday evenings. AWARDS: Staffordshire Moorlands Sub Branch Pub of the Season (Summer 2016).
Hare & Gate
Queens Drive, Leek ST13 6QF
Estate pub on the outskirts of Leek, with a small bar area and a larger, more comfortable lounge. There is a dartboard in the bar room and Sunday lunches are served in the lounge from 12noon-3pm; there is a small car park in front of the pub. Owned by Dorbiere, Two hand pulls serve a constantly changing list of guests which will hail from one of the more well known breweries.
Prince of Wales
Fernwood Drive, Leek ST13 8JD
Traditional open plan 1970's estate pub on the very edge of Leek, getting it's trade from the local community; basically one large, L-shaped room inside, the bar in reached by walking through a comfortable lounge area. There are two match condition pool tables, a dartboard and a TV to occupy your attention, and a small smoking patio is located at the rear of the pub with a car park to the side. Regular charity events including a monthly pub quiz in aid of local dog rescue society. No regular food served, but there is a popular Steak Night on the third Saturday of every month and occasional other special events
Quiet Woman
73 St Edward Street, Leek ST13 5DN
Mainly open at weekends as a late music venue, No real ale served as we know of.
Red Lion
Market Place, Leek ST13 5HH
Spacious, modern, wine-bar-style pub on the Market Square, owned by Hydes Brewery of Manchester; Recently re-opened after a short closure
Roebuck
18 Derby Street, Leek ST13 5AB
Built in 1626, The Roebuck is steeped in character and charm. It makes for a lovely surrounding to enjoy a drink or a home cooked dish. 13 cask ale pumps occupy the bar which rumor has it, is the most in the Moorlands. Food is served daily including breakfast from 11am and is home to the Totally Locally Leek Burger, a dish that is created from local ingredients only, all sourced within a 100 yard radius! The fires are a haven from the cold and are perfect to cosy up to with a pint. For those summer months, ample outdoor seating to the front and rear catch the best of sunshine at any time of day, plus there is regular live music and festivals held in the Hop Yard, with its own shed come bar stacked full of craft beers, you will find it difficult to leave. The new “Kegs Below Deck” bar was launched in June 2018 boasting an additional 6 Craft Ale pumps. Four legged friends are very welcome, they even have a treat jar and the pub regularly take donations for the local dog rescue centre. Recent winners of the Taste of Staffordshire 2018 Pub of the Year Award, you can expect a warm welcome and home-cooked meals at The Roebuck AWARDS: Staffordshire Moorlands Sub Branch Pub of the Year 2016 (Merit), 2017 (Highly Commended) 2018 (highly commended), 2019 (highly commended)
Wellington Inn
100-104 Strangman Street, Leek ST13 5EF
Small, friendly, street-corner local, just off the main throroughfare through Leek town centre, very much a community local; the pub has a large sports following, with a dart board, pool table, plus it's own football team. Sky Sports and BT Sports available and show all sports on a large screen. Watch out for the pub dog, who tends to sleep underneath the tables.
Den Engel
11-13 Stanley Street, Leek ST13 5HJ
If you want to experience the taste of Belgium in Staffordshire then this is the place. A contemporary Belgian bar where you can sample ten draught foreign beers, or if none take your fancy, there are over 100 bottled beers to choose from. Four hand pumps on the bar offer real ale; cafe style seating is at the front of the bar and a larger seating area to the rear.
Wilkes Head
15 St Edward Street, Leek ST13 5DS
One of Leek's oldest pubs dating back to the 1700s that has the oldest cellar in the town. A rustic style interior adds to the atmosphere of the place. A regular in the Good Beer Guide and a friendly pub to visit. There are seven real ales, four of which are brewed by Whim and three guest beers from micro breweries. The licensee is a professional musician. AWARDS: Staffordshire Moorlands Sub Branch Pub of the Year 2013 (Merit), 2014 (1st Place), 2015 (Merit), 2016 (Merit), 2017 (Highly Commended)
Fountain Inn
14 Fountain Street, Leek ST13 6JR
Set in the great pub town of Leek, this now multi-award winning pub re-opened in it's current guise in June 2013 after a substantial refurbishment to a very high standard. On entering the front door you are confronted with a magnificent bank of 10 hand-pulls with 8 serving real ales. The regular house beers are supplemented by an ever changing choice and range of guests, often from less well known and local breweries. Knowledgeable and experienced landlord prides himself on quality of beers served. Comfortable seating throughout the 3 distinctively different areas. A semi-covered and heated smoking area to the rear, catches the best of the sun in the afternoons. An almost complete collection of past Good Beer Guides adorns the book shelf, with other items of local and historical interest. Regular charity events plus live music on Sunday afternoons. Real fires in winter enhance the welcoming atmosphere to this great little local. High standard overnight accommodation is available. AWARDS: Staffordshire Moorlands Sub Branch Pub of the Season (Summer 2015) Staffordshire Moorlands Sub-Branch Pub of the Year 2015 (Merit), 2016 (Merit) Staffordshire Moorlands Sub-Branch Cider Pub of the Year 2017 (Highly Commended) Staffordshire Moorlands Sub-Branch Pub of the Year 2017 (Winner) Staffordshire moorlands sub-branch Pub of the Year (2018 winner) Staffordshire county Pub of the year 2018 (Winner) West Midlands Regional Pub of the Year 2018 (Winner) Staffordshire county Pub of the Year 2019 (runner up)
Spout Brew House / Bottle Lab
70 St. Edward Street, Leek ST13 5DL
Currently opening Thursday/Friday/Saturday From 10am-9pm with seating for around 50 outside Cafe bar that sells quality coffee, tea, cakes and beer. Beer is served via KeyKeg from taps attached to tea drawers. 4 beers are currently on tap with a large range of bottles as well. The Bottle Lab bottle shop is above with a large range of UK and foreign bottled beers. There's a tasting room so that you can sit and drink your bottle of choice.
Cobblers
1-5 Russell Street, Leek ST13 5JF
Opening in October 2015, The Cobblers is a small, intimate pub offering six hand-pulls serving four rotating guests, plus the permanent Bass with regular beers from local breweries Wincle and Salopian. The Cobblers is a welcome addition to the great places Leek has to offer for real ale drinkers. The small snug area to the rear is available for small private hire functions. AWARDS: Staffordshire Moorlands Sub Branch Pub of the Season (Autumn 2016).
Hideout
5-6 Market Place, Leek ST13 5HH
Specialist craft beer and bottle bar also serving real ale that opened in late May 2017. 10 craft keg beers plus 2 cask ales from breweries across the nation and further afield. A range of real cider always sold and lighter bar snacks usually on sale. Dogs welcome with a water barrel and treats from the jar. Available for private hire when not already open and now offer an outside bar facility with both cask and keg beers to choose from. Regular live music on Sunday afternoons and occasionally at other times at this intimate venue
Old Mill Smokehouse
Shoobridge Milll, Haywood Street, Leek ST13 5JZ
Opened in November 2018, this smart modern bar and eatery occupies 2 floors in a converted textile mill. The basic industrial style interior is taken back to the original Victorian brickwork with much of the tables and seating made from scaffolding poles and planks but very comfortable non the less. On the ground floor is a dog friendly specialist craft beer bar which serves 3 real ales and up to 10 craft (keg) beers on tap, nearly always including 2 stouts or porters. The first floor is given over to dining where you can watch your meal being freshly prepared and cooks in the open plan kitchen. Note the first floor is accessible at pavement level on the steep hill to the side of the main entrance. Awards: OCR Conversion to pub use - Highly commended (2019)