Five dog-friendly pubs in Romford

We’ve put together a list of five dog-friendly pubs across Romford for you to visit with your four-legged friends.

The Ship 

The Ship in Main Road, Romford (Image: Google) Located in Main Road, Gidea Park, The Ship is an independent pub with a heritage spanning 250 years.

With scores of 4.4 out of five on TripAdvisor and 4.5 out of five on Google, The Ship proves a popular boozer with many people commending its dog-friendly ethos.

One person on TripAdvisor wrote: “Friendly staff, truly made us and our dog feel welcome.

“I also liked that our waitress washed her hands after saying hello to our dog.”

The Mawney Arms

The Mawney Arms in Mawney Road, Romford (Image: Google) What better way is there to please dog owners than providing drinks and treats for their furry friends?

The Mawney Arms in Mawney Road does exactly this.

One TripAdvisor reviewer rated the pub five out of five, writing: “Honestly I’m so chuffed I’ve finally found a pub that is dog-friendly.

“They had an adorable little dog station filled to the brim with dog treats and water with dog bowls supplied.

“I can’t wait to be back enjoying a pint of Peroni and a bowl of water for the dog.”

The Deers Rest

The Deers Rest in Noak Hill Road, Romford (Image: Google) A spacious beer garden is often appreciated by dogs and their owners, especially with larger breeds.

Many punters reported enjoying the “large” garden at the Deers Rest in Noak Hill Road.

One person on TripAdvisor said: “Our dog was made very welcome, even when he barked at the waitress!”

Someone else left a review on Google describing the staff as “extremely friendly and welcoming towards our dogs”.

Orange Tree

The Orange Tree in Orange Tree Hill, Havering-Atte-Bower, Romford (Image: Google) Located in Havering-Atte-Bower, The Orange Tree proves a popular place for dog walkers to stop off for a drink.

One punter said on TripAdvisor: “It is situated in between two country parks so it is an ideal place to stop for lunch halfway through a dog walking session.”

Another said: “I walk my dog daily and often stop off for a drink before walking home again.

“They have an outside seating area which is ideal for me with the dog and they provide water bowls so pooch can have a drink too.”

Golden Lion

The Golden Lion in South Street, Romford (Image: Google) If you find yourself walking your dog in central Romford and suddenly craving a drink, the Golden Lion in High Street might be your spot.

One TripAdvisor reviewer seems to agree. They said: “I came by to enjoy the little bit of sun we have and it was so nice especially to sit with my three dogs.

“Will be back for sure with my family for a meal and to have a cheeky pint with the dogs again!”