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Goodness me, this inn has seen more than its fair share of doings and has more than something of a murky past.
Chatty locals make this village pub a cheerful place for a refreshments. Unusually two cottages were knocked together to create the pub in the 1960s, bit of a trend reversal there.
Dogs get a top class welcome at this large modern eatery on the Tarka Trail. The carvery is the big thing here, and enthusiasts come from miles around.
This tiny pub is too small to allow dogs inside, but they really wanted to welcome local and visiting pooches. So the enterprising landlord built a special doggie annex for 4-legged friends.
Lovely village pub with a dog-walk from the door, and dog-friendly rooms with fabulous Cotswold views too. One of those magic little pubs where locals and visitors mingle happily.
Light and airy, dog-friendly pub set in a really attractive Sussex village. An unpretentious and welcoming atmosphere.
A country inn since the 18th century, this is a relaxed and comfortable space for solo travellers plus pooch, as well as families. Less than 5 miles from the M25 Junction 6.
Country-style dining pub where dogs get a good welcome and it's a comfortable space for solo dining with your laptop, and also familes and business teams.
Junction 10
Once a coaching inn on the London to Brighton routes, and now a welcoming space where solo-drivers with the dog on board can take a driving break and it's all so much easier than motorway services.
Within seconds of the A27, and still a country pub with a woodland dog walk within easy reach.
Sit with the dog and enjoy a superior pint with the pooch in the centre of town. Rather good food here too.
Junction 12
Great food, an outstanding view, and a very unique building with a full-on dog walk from the door. Oh yes, and awash with history.
