Luckily in Sussex a number of pubs in the county are dog friendly.
A lot of the pubs don’t allow dogs in their restaurant areas so make sure to check before you head in.
. Dog friendly pubs in Sussex
There are a number of places to enjoy a pint with your pooch in Sussex. Photo: Unsplash
. The Cat Inn in North Lane, West Hoathly, East Grinstead,
The Good Hotel Guide says: 'Harvey the spaniel welcomes canine company and Winnie the Pooh’s Ashdown Forest offers great walking. When it’s time for a little something there are dog-friendly tables in the bar.'
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. The Ginger Pig, Hove
The pub is dog friendly in our bar area only. On TripAdvisor one person said: "Lovely food, very friendly and attentative staff. Very welcoming to dog oweners. Log burning fire."
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. The Halfway Bridge Lodsworth, West Sussex
At the heart of the South Downs national park, this village pub-with-rooms is the rural sister of the seaside Crab & Lobster (see Sidlesham). Well behaved dogs in the bar and in the garden. Only access dogs are permitted in the restaurant and in Cowdray Barns. Photo: Google
. Hastings Arms, Hastings, East Sussex
Reviewers said: "If you are looking for good quality food and friendly service this pub always delivers. The prices are very reasonable, dog friendly and the service very fast." Photo: Google Street View
. The Star, Alfriston, East Sussex
A reviewer on TripAdvisor said: "A very warm welcome to both two and four legged visitors. Nice clean rooms complete with a dog pack containing a bowl, mat, towel and fleece blanket. Dogs are also allowed with you while you eat or are can stay unattended in your room. With excellent walks all around this lovely village it is the perfect place to have a few days break."
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. The White Hart, South Harting, West Sussex
On its website, it says: "Families, dogs, everyone's welcome. This pub is in great walking country near the South Downs Way."
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. The Crown Inn, Dial Post, Horsham, West Sussex
The Good Dog Guide lists The Crown Inn as a dog friendly pub. It also has real ale, real food, fine wine, homemade food and a daily menu reflecting the season. Photo: Google Street View
. The Greets Inn, Warnham, Horsham, West Sussex
InAPub website says: "A child and dog friendly pub serving food with WiFi and a garden in Warnham." Photo: Google Street View
. The Red Lion, Eastbourne, East Sussex
The Red Lion is famously mentioned in George Orwell’s novel “Animal Farm”. We also welcome accompanying children and well behaved dogs. Photo: Google Street View
. Noah's Ark, Lurgashall, Petworth, West Sussex
Noah's Ark says on its website 'have a large stretch tent outside in our pub garden. Children and dogs are both very welcome.' Photo: Google Street View
1. The Cat Inn in North Lane, West Hoathly, East Grinstead,
The Good Hotel Guide says: 'Harvey the spaniel welcomes canine company and Winnie the Pooh’s Ashdown Forest offers great walking. When it’s time for a little something there are dog-friendly tables in the bar.'
Picture: Google Street View. Photo: Google Street View
2. The Ginger Pig, Hove
The pub is dog friendly in our bar area only. On TripAdvisor one person said: "Lovely food, very friendly and attentative staff. Very welcoming to dog oweners. Log burning fire."
Picture: Google Street View Photo: Google Street View
3. The Halfway Bridge Lodsworth, West Sussex
At the heart of the South Downs national park, this village pub-with-rooms is the rural sister of the seaside Crab & Lobster (see Sidlesham). Well behaved dogs in the bar and in the garden. Only access dogs are permitted in the restaurant and in Cowdray Barns. Photo: Google
4. Hastings Arms, Hastings, East Sussex
Reviewers said: "If you are looking for good quality food and friendly service this pub always delivers. The prices are very reasonable, dog friendly and the service very fast." Photo: Google Street View