Dog Friendly — Pubs in Warrington
Discover dog friendly pubs in Warrington. Browse our directory to find the perfect pub.
Found 19 dog friendly pubs in Warrington
Post House
6 Springfield Street, Warrington WA1 1BB
An inviting and inexpensive cocktail amd beer bar in what was once the post office, in the heart of the cultural quarter of Warrington. A lively and fun venue. Comedy Night every Tuesday. No Real Ale.
Hop Emporium
Unit 11, Warrington New Market, Time Square, Academy Way, Warrington WA1 2NT
Award-winning micropub in the new Warrington Retail Market run by real ale enthusiast CAMRA members. Three rotating cask ales supplement the locally-brewed house ale, a single fruit cider plus craft beers. Friendly atmosphere with plenty of seating. Beer Paddle with 1/3 pints available if you fancy sampling three cask ales at a a time. Opening hours are restricted to those of Warrington Market's hospitality area. Sister pub to Baron's Lounge in Northwich.
9 Gallon
76 Sankey Street, Warrington WA1 1SG
Warrington's first cask Micropub, a compact and modern, single-room bar in a former convenience store building. Committed to championing cask ale, up to four real ales plus one real ciders are served from a central bar. Cask ales often include at least one from the local 4T's Brewery. Midweek there may be fewer cask ales available, expanding to the full range at the weekend.
Stonemill
Sandy Lane West, Poplars and Hulme, Warrington WA2 9SA
Large and airy modern pub with an emphasis on affordable food. Up to 4 cask ales are normally on offer, two from Holts, one from Bootleg and a rotating guest beer. The extensive range of food available from the open-plan kitchen in the centre of the pub includes a carvery and pizzas from a traditional stone kiln-style oven. Sit and watch your pizzas being cooked!
Dorado Lounge
19-21 Market Place, Warrington WA1 1QB
Modern cafe bar in Golden Square. No Real Ale.
Firkin Tap
32-34 Buttermarket Street, Warrington WA1 2LL
Warrington’s 3rd and newest Micropub opened October 2019 in a former coffee shop building. A cosy, light and airy single-room bar with a large glass frontage looking out on to the pedestrianised town centre. It offers a range of cask ales, craft beers, gins and wines. Business up for sale Nov 2021
Bear & Bottle
90-92 Mersey Street, Warrington WA1 2BP
Single room pub refurbished in 2020 and now including a gin bar. No Real Ale.
Albion
94 Battersby Lane, Warrington WA2 7EG
Large and imposing Victorian frontage bearing the initials of the previous ownership gives way to a more contemporary interior with the original flooring now exposed again. Two warming real fires. Up to four real ales from independent brewers are available, often with an emphasis on local ales. Regular live bands, jam nights and karaoke feature. Wednesday nights host stand-up comedy, pub quiz or bingo, generally on a rotating basis. The games room includes a pool table. The pub actively supports local charities and good causes and is a former local CAMRA Community Pub of the Year.
Bull's Head
33 Church Street, Warrington WA1 2SX
The Bull’s Head is still a rambling 17th Century pub, converted from a row of ancient cottages. There are a good variety of rooms within, pool room, comfortable bar area and a couple of cosy snugs. At the rear is a modern function room and one of the few remaining crown greens. The Warrington Singers Club, founded in the late 1960’s, meet here every Sunday night from 8.30pm, with a chance to sing or play supplemented by special guest every few weeks. Identified by CAMRA as having a regionally important historic pub interior. Under temporary management July 2020.
Dog & Partridge
Manchester Road, Warrington WA1 3TZ
Large pub set back from the main A57 with lounge and family dining area, childrens play area and large self-contained grounds. A much improved image in recent years now sees the reputation of the home-cooked food especially popular. Live music and special events have been added and the outdoor play area is being refurbished for 2020.
Hawthorne
40 Orford Lane, Orford, Warrington WA2 7AF
The Hawthorne is a community local on a high street on the outskirts of Warrington town. It is predominantly a sports bar focusing on delivering the best in live sport supported by a small bar food offer. No Real Ale.
Lower Angel
27 Buttermarket Street, Warrington WA1 2LY
Enjoy a step back in time here, with a traditional vault and lounge layout and sheltered beer garden. Memorabilia from the former Walker's brewery and stained glass windows remain. The 5 changing beers are mainly from independent breweries. Reopened August 2021 with new tenants.
Maltings
Old Hall Road, Warrington WA5 9PB
Somewhat off the beaten track, an ex-farmhouse pub in the middle of a new-town environment extensively refurbished Autumn 2017 and with a focus on food. Run by the same local company who operate the Blue Bell, Feathers and White Hart in Warrington town centre.
Porters Ale House
78 Buttermarket Street, Warrington WA1 2NN
This long and narrow multi-room pub was originally called the Cross Keys and is next to the former St Mary's School, whose Victorian and older buildings still stand, and where Michael Hardman MBE, co-founder of CAMRA, began his education and played in the rugby league team that won the 1957 Warrington primary schools championship. No Real Ale.
Ring o' Bells
Church Street, Warrington WA1 2TL
This is a small, inviting pub opened out, but with some semi-secluded areas. It has an "Old World" style and is a listed building, although much of the interior has been changed over the last few years. It is situated between the rectory and the main church for Warrington, on a secluded, cobbled cul-de-sac off what used to be the main road to Manchester. Family-friendly with children are welcome until 9pm. All meals are freshly cooked and special requirements can often be catered for. A parking arrangement has been agreed with the Sainsburys store (across the road), give bar staff registration of car for free parking. There is a well-appointed Function Room available upstairs
Saracens Head
381 Wilderspool Causeway, Warrington WA4 6RS
The pub is the old Greenall’s Brewery Tap, in a beautiful multi-room Victorian building with an enormous beer garden. It’s on the busy A49 between Warrington and Stockton Heath. A popular bar with pool, darts, dominoes and poker leagues, and has regular live music nights and open mic the second Saturday every month. Offering Thai food plus Sunday roast dinners.
Tavern
25 Church Street, Warrington WA1 2SS
A regular Good Beer Guide entry with inclusions every year since 1999. The single room pub is the brewery tap for 4T’s, offering their changing range as well as other beers from across the country. All cask ales are colour-coded by beer style (light to dark, A to E) and listed on a beer menu at the end of the bar. Sports regularly featured on the many TV screens, and memorobillia from the football teams of Liverpool and Manchester and for the local rugby league team Warrington Wolves are on display. Bottled craft beers, ciders and Belgian beers are also available.
Ring O Bells
Chester Rd, Warrington WA4 4AJ
Halton Branch PotY 2018. Very pleasant Chef & Brewer pub with a large garden. Food focussed, but with reasonable range of real ales. Located in the centre of the village, close to the church. Lewis Carroll (a once local resident) memorabilia features prominently. 4 local beers feature, mainly from the Weetwood brewery. Well behaved dogs are welcome.
Red Lion
119 Runcorn Road, Warrington WA4 6UD
A smart pub refurbished Spring 2019, with beamed ceilings and a historic ambience, designed to appeal ladies. Old bar area massively improved, offering a greater focus on food. Purpose built BBQ area offering a great selection of fresh cooked food (weather permitting). Central to Moore village. Near to the canal and in a popular walking area.