Relax in cosy pubs where muddy paws, hearty food, and local ales are all warmly welcomed.
The best dog-friendly pubs in Beadnell sit close to the coastal paths, sandy bay, and the well-used walking routes towards Bamburgh and Seahouses, giving dog owners plenty of easy places to stop after time on the beach.
The village has a few strong choices where dogs are welcome, water bowls are easily accessible, and four-legged friends can settle in after spending time on the beach.
A small village, but with three standout pubs that treat dogs well and keep a relaxed, coastal feel all year round.
The Craster Arms sits close to Beadnell’s main route and is an easy stop after walking along The Wynding towards the beach. Because the pub has such a roomy beer garden, it works well for families and those with energetic dogs who need space to settle. Inside, the bar areas feel relaxed with real log burners, steady evening lighting, and the usual hum of conversations from walkers passing through. Staff are friendly with dogs, often offering a fuss or checking to see if you need water bowls. Portions are generous, with dishes such as fish and chips and burgers served all day. It’s the sort of pub where dogs usually fall asleep under the table after a long coastal walk.
See how we got on at the The Craster Arms in Beadnell with 2 dogs.
Beadnell Towers features a sophisticated bar and lounge setup, characterised by rich colours, exposed materials, and a serene atmosphere. Dogs can settle in the reading room near the open fire or stretch out on parquet floors in the bar. Staff give plenty of attention to dogs arriving after a day on the sand, and the dog menu is a thoughtful touch for those staying in the hotel. The menu leans towards gastropub dishes, featuring seafood, burgers, and seasonal specials. Because the building sits only a short stroll from the seafront, it’s a handy stop after time along the bay. The mix of good food, relaxed seating, and clear dog-friendly areas makes it feel very easy-going.
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Salt Water Café works well for daytime meals with dogs, especially breakfasts after a beach walk. Indoors, the café features a bright layout, with the aroma of coffee and baked goods wafting through from the counter. Dogs are allowed inside until the early evening, making it a dependable choice outside of dinner hours. Water bowls appear quickly, and staff often chat with visiting dog owners who stop in for coffee or lunch. Seafood dishes are popular, along with lighter daytime plates. If you’re planning dinner, dogs need to stay outdoors on the decking, so daytime is the best time to visit with your dog.
Approx. distance: 1.9 miles (about 35–40 minutes on foot along the coastal path)
This harbour-side pub has several dog-friendly rooms, including the Locker Room, Cabin Bar, and Conservatory. It’s a worthwhile stop after walking from Beadnell towards Seahouses, especially if you time it with the boat activity near the jetty. Food is served all day, and dogs are usually given water bowls straight away.
Approx. distance: 2 miles from Beadnell (40–45 minute coastal walk)
A large pub-hotel right on the harbour with outdoor seating facing the sea. Dogs are welcome in designated areas of the bar and on the lawn outside. Because the coastal walk between Beadnell and Seahouses is popular, it’s a natural place to stop for seafood dishes, drinks, and a rest in the beer garden.
