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Trying to find pubs in Old Trafford that allow dogs? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve got every pub and bar in the UK listed. Whether you’re looking for a pub or bar to play darts, somewhere to play pool or just want to have a look at a menu before you go, we can help.
2.3 miles
Manchester, Lancashire, M1
The Crown and Anchor is a family run pub with bed and breakfast, located in the heart of Manchester's vibrant Northern Quarter.
2.4 miles
Fallowfield, Manchester, M14
Have Fun at St Kent’s Irish Social Club
2.4 miles
Manchester, Lancashire, M4
Popular and well established Belgian style bar on the fringe of the Northern Quarter of the city. The bar on the left serves the long narrow room. There is also a partially covered beer garden at the
2.4 miles
Manchester, Lancashire, M4
This Grade II listed free house reopened in 2005 after 16 years in co-operation with English Heritage with particular attention to the fine and unusual ceiling. The central bar serves up to nine ever
2.4 miles
Manchester, Lancashire, M4
Gastro Pub located in Manchester's Northern Quarter... we provide great food, real ales & wine, & we're dog friendly.
2.5 miles
Longsight, Manchester, M14
The Milverton Hotel boasts the finest quality Mediterranean food from Italy and the Middle East (Lebanese). A relaxing atmosphere at the bar and coffee shop provides the perfect setting for any occasion.
2.6 miles
Salford, Lancashire, M6
Share our passion for the grill at The Royal Sovereign in Salford
2.6 miles
Manchester, Greater Manchester, M4
Great place to work alone or meet up with friends for a drink and a bite to eat, offering a friendly atmosphere and relaxed vibe. We have free wifi, disabled toilet & baby changing facilities. Well behaved dogs are welcome.
2.8 miles
Withington, Manchester, M14
The Friendship Inn, the heart of Fallowfield! Live sports, large beer garden, dog friendly.
2.8 miles
Manchester, Greater Manchester, M20
After doing a little research into the background of the building, its new owner David Vanderhook named it The George Charles after an Armenian man who, after marrying an English girl, opened an exoti