Dog Friendly — Pubs in Portishead
Discover dog friendly pubs in Portishead. Browse our directory to find the perfect pub.
Found 9 dog friendly pubs in Portishead
Siren's Calling
315 Newfoundland Way, Portishead Marina, Portishead BS20 7PT
This single-room modern waterside bar, opened in May 2018, serves up to 6 cask ales and 9 craft keg beers in a variety of styles, some from breweries in the Bristol and surrounding area, but also from further afield. Still ciders are also available. It is simply furnished with large front windows overlooking the many boats moored in the marina. There is also a great selection of well chosen beers in bottles and cans including some from around the world, especially Belgium. Food is available all day limited to cheese platters plus scotch eggs, pork pies and sausage rolls. The bar owner, Andy, is passionate about beer and regularly makes trips to Belgium to top up his collection of bottled beers available for sale to drink in the bar (often with matching glassware) or as takeaways for a generous discount. The friendly team at The Siren's Calling create a welcoming atmosphere which sets this bar apart. Regular beer festivals are held and this is the home of the annual "Beer Off Challenge" when local micro brewers are drawn against each other with the beers of their choice.
Port
3 The Precinct, Portishead BS20 6AH
A craft bar with 12 craft taps owned by Portishead Brewing in an old fish and chip shop
Albion
Bristol Road, Portishead BS20 6PZ
A large Flaming Grill branded Greene King pub with a large car park within easy walking distance from the High Street. Food continues to be a big part of the pub’s life, being available most of the day.
Plough
53 High Street, Portishead BS20 6AG
Originally 2 cottages that were later converted into a pub. This pub reopened on Oct 15th 2018 after Refurbishment by the 'No Hope Bars' group and is now a real ale pub.
Poacher
106 High Street, Portishead BS20 6AJ
The Poacher has been a public house since at least the 17th century. It was originally two cottages knocked together, the bay windows showing where the front rooms were. Since then it has been used at various times as a courtroom, parish council office and preaching room whilst still operating as a pub. Now a popular High Street pub, under new management in late 2018. Up to 30 different gins and a dozen wines. The new management have created a clean and safe environment for drinking and eating. Food is provided through the day. Everything is cooked in-house using local produce where possible. There is a large car park for customer use.
Windmill Inn
58 Nore Road, Portishead BS20 6JZ
Large split-level pub with a spacious patio to the rear, plus an extension enjoying panoramic views. It is above the coastal path on the edge of town, and the Severn Estuary and both Severn bridges can be seen on clear days. A varied menu is served all day with table bookings available. The pub was acquired by Fuller's in 2014 but the two or three guest ales always include one from outside the Fuller's stable. Seasonal Fuller's offerings also usually feature. Thatchers cider is stocked. Dogs allowed in main bar area only - best to book if you want to eat with your dog. The keg beers available now include a seasonal keg from Fuller's. Has a deserved reputation for the efficiency of their kitchen and the quality of their beers. This corporate house manages to have a friendly, neighbourhood feel which is not corporate.
Ship
310 Down Road, Portishead BS20 8JT
A large pub with traditional opening hours on the coast road between Clevedon and Portishead with extensive views over the Severn estuary. The landlord, Vic Long, was born locally and grew up in Portishead. Vic has been in charge at the pub that he built since 1973. Meals are served lunchtime only, but pasties are available in the evening. Small library of books is on site, particularly good selection on local history. Indeed, Landlord is known for his knowledge of local history. Generous car park and an award-winning pub garden. Typically closing at 10 since lockdown, but may stay open longer if busy.
Impero Lounge
60 High Street, Portishead BS20 6EH
Part of the 'The Lounges' chain, Impero opened on 6th March in Portishead, taking over what had previously been a Budgens. There is a single drinking and dining area, as well as an outdoor area to the front. Features 25ft high paintings of Portishead Power Station and Lighthouse, created by local artist Dan Coughlan which can be seen as you walk up the stairs at the rear of the building.
Phoenix
1A Victoria Sq, Portishead BS20 6AQ
This was originally the Co-op Dairy. It became a restaurant and pub in the early 90s, then purely a pub some four years later. It is noted for its floral displays and has been awarded certificates by Portishead in Bloom in recognition of this. Live music and singers on various evenings.