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Didn’t think this restaurant was open on a cold January lunchtime, much less that it would be dog friendly, but we’re glad that we tried the door. It’s only small but beautifully done and the food is amazing, although sadly nothing for the dog :-( Had our first Bao buns which were delicious as was the steak and the fries and everything else! Very friendly service and a reasonable bill too. Highly recommended.

Not spoilt for choice for decent places to eat indoors with the dog in Weymouth, so Rockfish was a great find. Enjoyed some tasty battered hake and (unlimited) chips and staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. Comfortable for the dog too. Busy even in January so probably best to book to be sure as not huge inside.

A spacious, really unusual, quirky cafe which is tucked away on the first floor above the Emporium shop on the High Street. As it’s a vintage shop, the theme of the cafe reflects this and there’s several different menus for the different times of day. We chose from the Brunch one, served before 11.30. The prices were reasonable and the food was excellent. Will be coming back to try the cakes.

Love this place. It’s always busy when you go which is a good sign but there’s lots of space inside. I think it also has a garden but it hasn’t been warm enough to investigate yet. Lots to choose from on the menu and what we’ve had has always been excellent. Dog likes it too. Right in the middle of Tenterden High Street so easy to find and a nice atmosphere.

Did some research before hand and was surprised that this Italian right in the centre of Stratford-Upon-Avon allowed dogs. More than that, they made a fuss of him and made sure he got his water before we got our drinks - always a plus point. It was quiet on a February Saturday lunchtime but we had great, freshly cooked pizzas although the menu choice wasn’t huge. Service was friendly and helpful and it had a nice atmosphere.

A very old pub in the beautiful Cotswold village of Chipping Campden. Lots of space in the bar for the dogs - Covid has some benefit! - and good food and service.

This 59 acre arboretum is a must visit place at this time of year. Dogs are allowed on short leads and it is great to spend a couple of hours wandering around and marvelling at the trees which are amazing at this time of year. Excellent exercise for both us and the dog and stunning views over the countryside. Lots of parking. Could have done with slightly better catering options (takeaway in the car park) but that’s the (Covid) times we live in I guess.

At the top of Pershore high street, a very dog friendly pub where our dog enjoyed a a large dog biscuit and a cuddle from one of the staff. Dogs are allowed in the bar area where there was plenty of room for him (helped no doubt by the Covid restrictions). Service was very friendly and the food excellent. There was a large menu with daily specials and the curry was particularly good. The dog enjoyed some of the fish from my fish and chips too!