Nicedave
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Decent Pubs with good food that are dog friendly
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Because I am a miserable git that likes to spoil everyone fun!
flossietoo
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We had a really good meal at the Red Lion at Sutton last night. Seriously good food, freshly prepared and a lovely atmosphere.
Dogs are welcome and the landlady keeps a pocket full of gravy bones. You could tell the regular visitors - a Labrador walked up to her and sat, ostentatiously, waiting to be rewarded.
I'd very much recommend a visit - you could do a walk at Aqualate or along the canal at Loynton first.
*If you are vegetarian, mention this. There is a separate menu. Otherwise, you would struggle a bit with all the pheasant and duck.
Dogs are welcome and the landlady keeps a pocket full of gravy bones. You could tell the regular visitors - a Labrador walked up to her and sat, ostentatiously, waiting to be rewarded.
I'd very much recommend a visit - you could do a walk at Aqualate or along the canal at Loynton first.
*If you are vegetarian, mention this. There is a separate menu. Otherwise, you would struggle a bit with all the pheasant and duck.
Noah
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Seems to be for sale -
http://property.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Property/27306/Staffs - Leasehold.html
http://property.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Property/27306/Staffs - Leasehold.html
littleme
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Not a pub, but I thought you all might be interested....
The Cadwaladers cafe at Trentham Gardens is dog friendly both inside & out, they have a large funny sign outside with rules for doggies - wish I had taken a photo yesterday....
http://www.trentham.co.uk/shopping-...ateries/trentham-shopping-village/cadwaladers
The Cadwaladers cafe at Trentham Gardens is dog friendly both inside & out, they have a large funny sign outside with rules for doggies - wish I had taken a photo yesterday....
http://www.trentham.co.uk/shopping-...ateries/trentham-shopping-village/cadwaladers
United57
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Most shops in Trentham allow dogs. That's probably why its busy.
This is from the French version of trip advisor http://www.tripadvisor.fr/LocationP...que-Hebden_Bridge_West_Yorkshire_England.html
This is from the French version of trip advisor http://www.tripadvisor.fr/LocationP...que-Hebden_Bridge_West_Yorkshire_England.html
Maryland
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Yes well, Hebden Bridge has an interesting demographic.
United57
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So does the Lakes, Peak District and Chorlton Cum Hardy. Pubs tend to welcome dogs. Stafford is a bit touch and go. Generally pubs that make an effort with dogs tend to sell good beer and server good food.
Noah
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Still? I thought it had become more mainstream nowadays.
Noah
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https://whatpub.com Search for Staffordshire on the front page, select Staffordshire county. When the first results page comes up, scroll down and on the right hand side of the page you will come to "Filter by Facilities", tick the Dog Friendly box and at the moment the results give you 319 dog friendly pubs in the county. You can filter for more than one feature/facility.
Gramaisc
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No, they are friendlier than that.
Not even having a dog, I do find "dog friendly" to be a reasonably accurate guide to a decent pub, in the absence of other other information.
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Gramaisc
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If you are a chef in a pub in the UK, then I'm sure that cooking dogs would be a bad Korea move.
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