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Dogs are active creatures by nature and don't always know their limitations! All that squirrel chasing or leaping in the air to catch a ball or even just jumping on and off the sofa puts extra strain on their muscles and joints and can even lead to painful injuries. If your dog displays signs of pain or discomfort such as changes in their daily habits, if they start to walk differently or if they give a more obvious sign such as jumping or yelping when you touch them, you may want to explore Canine Massage.* What is Galen Myotherapy? Galen Canine Myotherapy © are leaders in the field of canine massage. Their highly-trained therapists uses palpation, posture analysis as well other specialised massage techniques in order to pinpoint and then treat possible muscular issues or injuries in dogs as well as the associated compensatory issues that may arise. Through various massage techniques, myotherapy is able to manage a range of mobility issues in dogs. if a dog has poor mobility the muscular system will not be functioning as well as it should which in turn has detrimental effects on the other systems of the body. Therefore this therapy allows the muscular systems to function optimally which as a result, enhances the general well being of the dog, enabling them to live life to the full. Is Canine Massage Suitable for my Dog? Galen Myotherapy is suitable for dogs of all shapes and sizes but, as with any other health concerns, should first be discussed with your vet. Once consent from your vet has been given, your Galen therapist will arrange an initial consultation and assess your dogs particular requirements. Galen's unique, choice led treatment protocol encourages the process to be a positive one. As you can see, your dog will be treated at ground level, somewhere they feel comfortable. Your dog will not be put on a high table, with risk of falling and will not be restrained. Throughout the treatment, your dog is able to get up and walk away whenever they need to. Most will completely relax into it just like Theo here! Find a Galen Myotherapist Near You All Galen therapists undergo an extensive training programme and are fully insured and accredited to work with animals. Our therapist is Lucy of Pawsitive Touch and we can't recommend her highly enough. Lucy really gets to know your dog and works with you to achieve the best results in a positive environment. You will always be present throughout all treatments. Archie is always positively excited to see Lucy and she doesn't even need to bribe him with food!! For more information about Lucy and to arrange a consultation, visit her website here. For further information about Galen Myotherapy and to find your nearest therapist visit their website here. *Canine massage is a complimentary therapy and should always be discussed with your vet prior to any treatments.

Discerning dogs such as us expect a certain level of quality when it comes to our shopping experiences. We (and our humans) want a place where we can find that extra special something as well as our everyday essentials and we want that place to be clean, stylish and welcoming. These 3 beautiful London Dog Boutique's offer all that and much more. The Hound Hut, Oval All doggies will receive a very warm welcome from Anthony and his team at The Hound Hut. The products you will find here are all carefully selected to meet Anthony's exacting standards and where possible supporting local and UK pet companies such as You and The Dog, Natural Instinct and Dogs and Horses. At The Hound Hut you will find a large selection of raw food and a deli style counter dedicated to raw treats. Everything in this boutique is beautifully displayed and it is a pleasure to shop here. A range of grooming services are also available at The Hound Hut. Pet Pavilion, Various Locations This family owned group has been a huge part of the London dog scene since 1995 and now has 7 boutiques across the city. Each store has a selection of quality products to suit every dog's needs and this year they added Premium Cold Pressed and Raw Foods to their existing own-brand range of treats and grooming products. A full range of grooming services are also available at 6 Pet Pavilion locations. Dog & Groom, Wandsworth This beautiful boutique would not look out of place amongst the designer stores on Sloane Street. Anna has created a truly enjoyable shopping experience for you and your pooch with her collection of fantastic products, including many of our personal favourites such as ByBenji, Hugo and Celine and Overglam. The store overlooks Wandsworth Common and is surrounded by many great dog friendly pubs and cafes. Dog and Groom also offer a range of grooming services.

Most doggies will need to pay a visit to a professional groomer at some point in their lives and for many breeds this will become a regular experience. I've been a dog groomer for over 10 years and I'm going to let you into a secret, no dog in the world loves being groomed! They are away from you, their beloved humans, they are subjected to unusual and loud noises and asked to stand on a table for a couple of hours so there's little wonder it's not their favourite way to spend an afternoon. That doesn't mean that they have to hate the experience. Here are some top tips from 3 London dog groomers so you can help make a visit to the groomers more enjoyable for your pooch. #1. Start Them Young A visit to the groomers should be part of your pup's early socialisation. Even if your dog isn't ready for a haircut, the sooner they are introduced to the people, sights and sounds of a grooming salon, the better. "We have a 3 step introduction to grooming for pups up to 9 months old" Peter, D-O-G Grooming Studio, Wandsworth This is an excellent idea where your pup spends some time on their 1st visit just hanging around in the salon. On the 2nd visit, they are bathed and dried and on the 3rd they receive a full groom. For older dogs, you can apply a similar approach yourself. Just ask your groomer for advice. Trust me, they will be as keen as you are to make the process smoother! #2. Maintain their coats in between visits If left un-brushed, your dog's coat can become knotted or matted. They will then be subjected to the lengthy and sometimes painful process of de-matting and if that is something they associate with the groomers, then you can understand why they will be reluctant to return! This can easily be avoided if you make brushing part of their daily routine. In extreme circumstances, your groomer will have no option but to shave your dog short and that may not be your preference. So, if you want a fluffy dog then regular brushing is an absolute MUST! You can also get your dog used to be being bathed at home and noises like the hairdryer and hoover before going to a salon. "Your dog will be much happier at the salon if he's not terrified of the hairdryer" Anna, Dog and Groom, Wandsworth #3. Touch their legs and feet This is something that most dog owners don't ever consider. We stroke our dog's head, tickle their bellies, rub their backs but don't think about their legs and feet. Often, the first person to touch your dogs feet for any length of time will be their groomer. Understandably, this new sensation coming from a stranger can be hard for a dog to cope with. "One of the best things an owner can do for their dog is spend time touching their legs and holding their feet so this is not so much of a shock" Louanne, The Hound Hut, Oval Your groomer will be using clippers and sharp scissors on and around your dog's feet so it really helps if your dog doesn't react by jumping or pulling away. Spend some time stroking their legs and feet when they are relaxing next to you on the sofa. It's also a good idea to regularly check your dog's feet for anything stuck in between their pads which can become painful or even infected if left unnoticed. #4. Don't take a tired dog to the groomers Unlike a visit to the beauty salon for us, this is not a relaxing experience for dogs. Your dog will be at the grooming salon for at least 2 hours, most of which will be standing. They will be less happy about this if they have just been on a long walk and all they want to do is curl up in their bed and sleep! An over-tired dog is very much like an over-tired toddler, they can become extremely irritable and uncooperative. Sometimes, even aggressive! Your groomer will definitely appreciate that your dog has been to the toilet before arriving but that is all that is necessary. Why not take them for their walk afterwards as a special treat. #5. Finding the right groomer for you (and your dog) It is most owner's instinct to go to the groomers nearest to where they live. Though we understand the convenience of this, it is worth doing some research when looking for a groomer. If you find one who understands you and your dog, they are worth travelling for! One of the best ways is to ask your dog owning friends about their experiences and if they recommend a groomer. A good groomer will always put the health and welfare of your dog first, they will also want to meet your requirements as much as possible so that you become a loyal and long-standing customer. Before you decide, go and meet them and introduce them to your dog. Most professional groomers will be more than happy to do this and if they're not, then they are probably not the right place for you. Archie has checked out the following London salons and can personally recommend them all: The Hound Hut D-O-G Grooming Studio Dog and Groom

Were you like us and almost cried when you learnt you still can't meet your friends at your favourite dog friendly restaurant? Well fear not! Some of our favourite places also have great outdoor spaces and they've all been installing heating to help make us comfortable. Here are 6 great places where you can meet 5 of your friends this December. Flotsam & Jetsam is a fabulous cafe overlooking Wandsworth Common. Their outside space isn't huge but can accommodate more now thanks to their lovely neighbours allowing them extra tables. Well worth visit for their delicious brunches and coffee, followed by a walk on the Common. Read Archie's review here... Mercato Mayfair has a lovely roof terrace where you can enjoy the food from the fantastic selection of street food companies inside. You can also try Mercato Metroplitano in Southwark, which has an abundance of outside space. Read Archie's review here... The Green Room on the Southbank has had a facelift this year and their outside space is now fully equipped with it's own bar and cosy firepits by every table. Meet your friends and then enjoy a walk along the Thames. Read Archie's review here... Home SW15 have now covered their outside space and continue to offer you a warm welcome and excellent food in Putney. If you go, be sure to look out for Archie's sponsored brick inside. Read Archie's review here... Mare Street Market in Hackney is a great space for dining, drinking and much more. They have a great outside space and London Fields is nearby for a walk afterwards. Read Archie's review here... Refinery Bankside is a large space in Southwark and also has plenty of tables outside. Grab a blanket and get yourself a glass of warm cider while you chat with your friends about your plans for Christmas and more importantly - 2021! Read Archie's review here...

Sunday October 25th will be the 25th anniversary of World Pasta Day and what better way to celebrate this versatile dish than with a big plateful of goodness from your local Italian restaurant. Here are 4 of our favourite dog friendly restaurants where you can celebrate World Pasta Day with your pooch by your side. Don't want to leave the house? Have no fear, they are all offering a delivery service and we even have a suggestion for making your own at home. Pastaio, Soho and Westfield These vibrant restaurants serve delicious fresh pasta dishes using the best British and Italian produce. There is a selection of vegan and gluten free options. They also offer takeaway and delivery via Deliveroo. And, as you can see, they love our four legged friends to visit both restaurants. Read Archie's full review here... CHUCS, various locations CHUCS started life as a swimwear brand and now this small independent chain has 5 restaurants across London. They serve up some fine Italian dishes including a range of pasta options. They also currently offer their recipe boxes where they send you everything you need to recreate their dishes at home. Read Archie's review here... Manicomio, Chelsea This Italian restaurant in the heart of Chelsea serves fresh pasta which is handmade on site every day. We doggies are welcome everywhere but their large, heated terrace is a great spot for people watching and you might even spot your favourite Made in Chelsea star! Manicomio currently offer a takeaway and delivery service. Read Pretzel's full review here... Farmacy, Notting Hill Vegan's can join in the pasta celebrations with a tasty bowl of Mac n Cheese at this fabulous plant based restaurant. You can also get your vegan pasta delivered on Ordit. Read Archie's review of Farmacy here... Pasta Evangelists If you want to create your own pasta masterpieces at home but don't know where to start then try Pasta Evangelists. Choose your favourite dish from their weekly changing menu and they will send you everything you need the next day in a box that fits through your letterbox! Visit their website here and get 30% off your first order.

You may be forgiven for thinking that the most expensive square on Monopoly is too posh to be dog friendly, but you would be very much mistaken! It may be home to some of the country's top restaurants and most exclusive shops but we dogs are very welcome at some of the fanciest of places. After all, some dogs are posher than most humans!! We explored some of the best dog friendly restaurants Mayfair had to offer. Smith & Whistle A stylish bar within the Park Lane Sheraton hotel. We dogs have our own cocktail menu and sometimes they have dog burgers on the menu. Read Archie's full review here... The Grazing Goat This is a cool pub that is part of the Cubitt House group. It is tucked away on a quiet street off Oxford Street and welcomes small, well-behaved dogs inside. They also have some tables outside. Our friends Kobe and Truffle are regular visitors and they tell us the humans really enjoy the food there. Read their full review here... North Audley Cantine A very pretty, Insta-worthy restaurant in the heart of Mayfair. We doggies are welcome everywhere inside but the outdoor tables are a great spot for watching the comings and goings of the locals. One of the best weekend brunch spots in London. Read Archie's full review here... Sketch Even the best London restaurants welcome dogs and the 2 Michelin starred Sketch is one of them. Unfortunately we are not allowed in the main restaurant but we are welcome in the downstairs parlour where you can still get great food and afternoon tea. Water is served in your very own Michelin starred dog bowl! Read Archie's review here... Mercato Mayfair If, like us, you are already a fan of Mercato Metropolitano, then you will know what to expect of their Mayfair venue. Indulge in a variety of cuisines from the poshest of 'food courts' all under the roof of the stunning St.Mark's Church. The food traders are spread over 2 floors and there is also a small roof terrace if you prefer to dine al fresco. Read Archie's review here... Find more dog friendly places like these on our app.

August 27th is one of our favourite days of the year as it's National Burger Day. The dish we inherited from our friends across the pond has come a long way since the days of Wimpy! Now you can get anything in a bun from kobe beef to beetroot and even without the bun for those on a no carb diet. As long as it's patty shaped, it's a burger! Some places will even create a special burger just for us doggies! Here are 6 dog friendly places to celebrate National Burger Day with your pooch! Smith & Whistle, Mayfair This swanky cocktail bar within the Park Lane Sheraton Hotel is so dog friendly that puppers even have their own menu of pooch friendly cocktails. We celebrated National Burger Day with them last year when they served up a special chicken burger for Archie! They also serve up a pretty mean burger for the humans complete with gruyere cheese and beer soaked onions. There is an extensive choice of beers and cocktails to wash it down with. The staff are super friendly and positively encourage lots of doggie pics being taken in the bar. Read Archie's review here... The Woolpack, Bermondsey This is a Young's pub on the very dog friendly Bermondsey Street. We love the relaxed vibe in this pub and look forward to going back in better weather when we can enjoy their great garden. The pub is split over 2 levels and dogs are allowed everywhere. The food is good old pub grub and the humans can get beef or veggie burgers, served with delicious triple cooked chips. As with all Young's pubs there is a good selection of beers and other drinks. Read Archie's review here... Gaucho, Hampstead and Richmond Gaucho is always a firm favourite for meat lovers, which, less face it, includes most pooches! Hampstead holds regular Doggie Sundays and Richmond is equally welcoming to pooches at all times. As you would expect from a restaurant that prides itself on its beef, the burgers are fabulous and the chips are to die for. We asked for a little burger for Archie and they were happy to oblige. Good news - Gaucho are extending the Eat Out to Help Out Discount through September. Read Archie's review here... The Albert, Kingston This is our local Young's pub and we have sampled most things on their menu over the years but one we return to time and again is their buttermilk chicken burger. As with all Young's pubs, we doggies are always very welcome. The Albert is a large pub with space at the front and an enclosed garden at the rear. There is a small restaurant area where we dogs don't go but the rest is ours to explore. They even have a dog bar area where we can help ourselves to water and treats. Read Archie's review here... Cambridge Street Kitchen, Pimlico This restaurant is within the Artist Residence hotel in Pimlico and is a lovely space filled with colourful art and neon lights. We doggies are very welcome everywhere, including the hotel. The humans can get breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner here and they do beef, chicken and veggie burgers. The hotel and restaurant reopens on September 9th and they are taking bookings now. Read Archie's review here... Richard 1st, Greenwich Another Young's pub, this one is right next to Greenwich Park so perfect after a walk with our friend Betsy. The pub is a decent size with a few tables out front and a large enclosed garden at the rear. The burger was a big hit with the humans but Betsy was more interested in the chips (she's a bit unusual)! As you can see, we doggies are made very welcome at the Richard 1st. The staff made sure we had plenty of water and were happy to have us sit on the furniture. Read Archie's review here... You will find more great dog friendly places like these on our app.

If sitting by a duck pond and watching a cricket match on the green sounds idyllic to you, then there aren't many places that can beat a village in Surrey. I explored 3 quintessentially English villages which are not just great for making your Instagram feed look pretty but are also very dog friendly. Shere The beautiful village of Shere attracts visitors from all over the world thanks to the movies The Holiday and Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason, both of which were partly filmed here. The current absence of visiting tourists mean it's a bit quieter and easier to get a table at the cafes and pubs. The road running through the village can be very busy with cars and bikes and the pavements are narrow or non-existent so we pooches need to take extra care. Be sure to visit the beautiful church but don't waste any time trying to find the cottage from The Holiday because it was a fake one built just for the film! A must for all pooches is a visit to The Dabbling Duck. This village cafe, right next to the duck pond, serves breakfast and lunch every day. We sat in their spacious courtyard and the humans tucked into a full English - of course I tested the sausages and give them the paws up! They also have a sister restaurant, The Plucky Pheasant, on the outskirts of the village. The village is also home to two pubs, The William Bray and The White Horse which are both dog friendly. Cranleigh Our next stop was the village of Cranleigh, larger than Shere and with more shops but still very pretty and dog friendly. The department store Mann's welcomes us pooches and the concept store One Forty is well worth browsing. The road adjacent to the High Street is currently closed to traffic so the cafes have extra outside tables. When it comes to feeding the humans, Cranleigh has a plethora of cafes, many of which are dog friendly, including the Cromwell Coffee House. If you prefer a pub then The Richard Onslow is very spacious with a lovely rear garden and we dogs can even stay the night in one of their rooms if you want to stay a little longer (or the humans have too much wine to drive home). A definite must for the humans is Moooh! Ice Cream which is just off the High Street. Chiddingfold The tiny village of Chiddingfold has only 2 pubs and a handful of shops but it's the perfect place to take a break from the hustle and bustle. Take a picnic and sit on the green, relax by the lily pond (blog main image) or watch a match on the nearby cricket pitch. If picnics aren't really your thing then head to one of the villages pubs, both of which are dog friendly. The Crown on the green is very popular. We had lunch at The Swan Inn which is quite large and has a rear garden with plenty of shade/cover. The humans described the food as decent pub grub and I made friends with the little girl on the next table who kept dropping bits of chicken for me! Those small humans have their uses sometimes! On this adventure Archie was kitted out in lead and collar by Overglam, bandana by Fred&Juno. His activity level was measured by PitPat - use code FOURLEGGEDFOODIES for £5 off your activity monitor. He was fuelled by Edgard & Cooper Busy Day Bar - use code FOURLEGGEDFOODIES for 20% off first order.

As lockdown in London gradually eases we are starting to think about which pubs we can't wait to get back to and it's a very long list I can tell you! Our pubs are looking very different from when we last saw them and it may not be so easy to get a table plus your humans may still be a bit nervous of getting too close to other humans. If you prefer to remain outdoors this summer but still want to enjoy a great dog friendly pub, then you're in luck because many of London's pubs have fabulous gardens. Here's 6 pubs with outdoor spaces chosen by me and my pals. Richard 1st - Greenwich Enjoy a lovely walk in Greenwich Park and then pop over the road to the Richard 1st pub. The garden at the rear is large and enclosed - perfect for enjoying your after walk refreshments. All Young's pubs are re-opening on 20th July. Read Archie's full review here... Woolpack, Bermondsey Another Young's pub this time in the very dog friendly area of Bermondsey. When we visited in early March they were refurbishing the garden area so it should be even better when they re-open on 20th July. Kings Arms, Wandsworth The last of our Young's pubs in this blog is The King's Arms which is on a very busy junction in Wandsworth but the garden at the rear is an absolute oasis of calm. As you can see there is plenty of space for more than one dog. Red Lion, Barnes This Fullers pub in beautiful Barnes not only has a fantastic garden with loads of space but it is also home to The Great British Sausage Roll Off every February. They often have BBQ's in the garden and the food is always good. They are open and waiting for you! Read Archie's review here... The Garden Shed, Wimbledon This Kiwi pub in Wimbledon has a really pretty rear garden with plenty of space and comfortable seating - tried and tested by Archie! Read his full review here... The Cuckfield, Wanstead This East London pub has the biggest garden in Wanstead and as you can see it is definitely big enough to accommodate our friend Hercules. It's a great place to refresh and refuel after a walk in Wanstead Park. They are currently open for bookings. Follow them @thecuckfielde11 for updates. For more great pubs with gardens near you download our app

Who loves a picnic? Well, if like us you're shouting "hell yeah", then this is the week for you. Last year we celebrated National Picnic Week with some of our Four Legged Foodie friends in Hyde Park but this year it will be a smaller affair with just family. If you are thinking of heading to one of London's fabulous parks this weekend, here are 7 places where you can get ready made boxes full of delicious picnic goodies. Why not save yourself hours in the kitchen buttering bread and support these great dog friendly establishments at the same time. Megan's, various locations We had to start with one of our absolute favourites! You can pick up your boxes from any of their 8 locations and you can get them with Prosecco, champagne or lemonade. There is a good selection of veggie and vegan dishes too. Order your boxes here... Follow @megansrestaurants for updates. Pizarro, Bermondsey If you love Spanish tapas then you will be pleased to know you can get a great selection from Pizarro and they will even deliver it in a lovely wicker picnic basket. Order yours here... Read Archie's review of the restaurant here... Petersham Nurseries, Richmond We may be missing their beautiful restaurants, but we can still enjoy their fabulous food. Pick up a meat, veggie or vegan box at the original Nurseries in Petersham and enjoy on the lovely Richmond riverside. Pre-order here... Follow @petershamnurseries for updates. Wild By Tart, Belgravia Housed in the amazing Eccleston Yard, this beautiful restaurant is from the team behind Tart London. The restuarant is closed until August but they have a summer pop-up from 4th July. In the meantime enjoy their delicious food in the park with one of their deli boxes. Order yours here...and follow @wildbytart for updates. We've already booked our table at the summer pop up so see you there!! Pophams, Hackney This artisan bakery, restaurant and coffee shop have a veritable feast all packed up and waiting for you to enjoy in nearby London Fields. They also have a great selection of wines and beers to add on. Make sure you also try their famous sourdough bread. Pre-order your Popham's Picnic here... Follow them @pophamsbakery for updates on re-opening. Diogenes The Dog, Elephant & Castle With a name like that we had to include this southeast London wine bar! Pick up a bottle of wine and you can get a selection of meats and cheeses to go with it. You can enjoy your picnic in nearby Burgess Park. Follow @diogenes_thedog for details and visit their website for wine selctions. The Bull & Last, Highgate This fabulous pub with rooms on the edge of Hampstead Heath have a selection of their menu available for takeaway and on weekends you can also get one of their picnic boxes. Follow them @thebullandlast for details of how to order. Visit their website for full menu details.

Today is National Cupcake Day so it's time to abandon the diet for one day and treat yourself to some yummy, pretty little cakes. Here are 5 dog friendly places to get your cupcake fix and if you can't pick up a pupcake too you can always follow our recipe to bake your own here... Flavourtown, Fulham This bakery and cafe always has an amazing selection of cupcakes that are all, quite frankly, works of art! They are currently open for takeaway and pre-order collection. Follow @flavourtownbakery for more details and daily specials. Read Archie's review here... Wags n Tales, Surbiton and Twickenham This super cafe always caters for their four legged customers. Not only do they have fantastic food and cakes for humans they also have a doggie menu including their delicious pupcakes. Open for takeaways and deliveries. Follow @wagsntalescbk and read Archie's review here... Maitre Choux, Various Locations Okay so not strictly cupcakes but these choux pastry creations are always worth a mention. Their cafes are sadly closed at the moment but follow them @maitrechoux for updates on re-opening and put them on your post-lockdown wish list! Read Archie's review here... Pear Tree Cafe, Battersea The best park cafe in London always has a great selection of cakes as well as delicious savoury dishes and they are super dog friendly inside and out. The cafe is the perfect stop off during your walk around the wonderful Battersea Park. They are currently open for takeaways. Follow them @pear.tree.cafe for updates. Read Archie's review here... Saint Aymes, Marylebone We have yet to visit one of the prettiest cafes in London but we have it on very good authority from our friend and fan of all things pink, Maddie from @cavdashians that it is well worth it. The cafe not only has an extremely Instagrammable decor but they also create masterpieces in cake form. We have put them on our wish list and suggest you do the same or if you are local you can pop in now to pick up a takeaway. Follow them @saintaymes

On Sunday June 21st we celebrate those wonderful humans we call Dad! Some of us might not be able to see them on the day but we can still spoil them. For those of us who would love nothing more than to spend the day in the pub, we have the next best thing. Here are 7 places you can get get takeaway beer (and some of them even brew their own). Little Creatures, Kings Cross This fabulous dog friendly restaurant in King's Cross have teamed up with Four Pure Brewery to create their own Pale Ale. Order via their website and follow Little Creatures for re-opening announcements. In the meantime, read Jasper's review here... The Antelope, Surbiton This neighbourhood pub in leafy Surbiton is the original home of the Big Smoke Brewery which now has 5 other pubs to its name. Not only can you order beer to takeaway but also a selection from their food menu via Deliveroo. They even have a BBQ box - and what Dad doesn't love a BBQ? Follow them @theantelopekt6 for more details. Mews of Mayfair, Mayfair This hidden gem, tucked away down a Mayfair back street, is probably more famous for its cocktails. However, during lockdown they have teamed up with Black Sheep Brewery where you can get Dad a case of beers which include a 20% off voucher to use at Mews when they re-open. Follow them @mewsofmayfair for details. Brewdog, Various Locations Beer fans will be well aware of Brewdog who have several dog friendly bars across London. They currently have deliveries and drive-throughs and some locations also have food. Visit their website to find your nearest bar. Crate Brewery, Hackney This brewery and taproom in Hackney Wick not only has a great selection of beers but you can also treat Dad to another favourite - PIZZA!! Why not book him a brewery tour to enjoy when they re-open? Follow them @cratebrewery for more details. Draft House, Various Locations Draft House have several pubs across London including The Birdcage on Columbia Road and The Tankard in Kennington. Visit their website to find your nearest location and view their takeaway menus. Their burgers are a firm favourite in our house! Follow them @drafthouseuk for updates. People's Park Tavern, Hackney This is a pub and brewery situated within Victoria Park which has a great garden space and is super dog friendly. Treat your Dad to a takeaway of beer and chicken wings this weekend and he will love you forever! Follow them @peoplestavern for more details and updates.