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The best food in town Delicious Delights at Your Doorstep! If you love the warmth of home-cooked meals but have a kitchen slacker in the house, fear not! Different Dog is here to save the day by delivering fresh, scrumptious meals right to your doorstep. No more cooking battles—just pure culinary joy! Delivery Day: The Best Day of the Month! My delivery day is like a mini-holiday, the highlight of the month! It’s the moment when the excitement of tasty treats arrives, and I can’t wait to dig in. Endless Recipe Adventures! With a plethora of mouth-watering recipes to choose from, you can pick your favorites each month. It’s like having a personal chef without any of the hassle—just delicious meals waiting for you to enjoy! Different Dog also have a range of delicious treats.  I’ve heard whispers in the dog park that the Fresh Breath treat is tailor-made for pups like me! Imagine munching on something that not only tastes fantastic but also keeps my breath fresh enough to charm any human. Different Dog: Tailored Care for Your Furry Friend! At Different Dog, they believe every pup deserves a little extra love and care! Their tailored services are designed to meet the unique needs of each dog, ensuring they live their best life. Added extras include: Joint Support for Senior Dogs: Our older pals may need a little extra help to keep those tails wagging! Joint support options are like a spa day for their joints, helping them stay active and playful. Bone Broth for Selective Drinkers: Is your pooch a picky drinker? No problem! Their delicious bone broth is not only tasty but also a great way to keep them hydrated and happy. It's like a warm hug in a bowl! With Different Dog, your furry friend will enjoy personalized care that makes tail-wagging fun and keeps them healthy! Check them out now and get 50% off your first box and 10% off your second. DIFFERENT DOG FOOD FRESH DOG FOOD

The Big Woof is back! 🐾 Join Us for The Big Woof! 🐾 Get ready for a pawsitively delightful time at London's largest dog festival, The Big Woof! Mark your calendars for September 13th and 14th, as we celebrate our city dogs. Bring your wagging tails and happy hearts for a weekend filled with fun, entertainment and education. New for 2025 Fashion show by Beyond Retro Doggie ice cream van by Purbeck Ice Cream Nose to tail health checks by Virtue Vets Giant ball pits by Napo Insurance Chill out zone by Woof About Dog dancing by Cynotopia Breed Meet Ups Immersive Photo Booth Scent Work Training by star of BGT Sarah Kosar Favourites returning for 2025 Dog Competition Training demonstrations by Luke's Dog School Breed showcases Have go activities Indie Pet Market with over 30 traders Industry expert talks by Samsung Tarot readings by Yvette Sound bathing by Gizelle Renee Canine massage by Galen Myotherapy Follow us on Instagram for up to date announcements. Subscribe to our newsletter to be the first to hear when bookings open.

Review of healthy drink for dogs Long-time friends, Rory and Archie, founded PAWD DRINKS out of a shared experience; their much-loved family dogs, Scrumpy and Pickle. Unwilling to rely on costly and extensive pill plans, they created an easy-to-use health supplement to improve the health of dogs. PAWD DRINKS embodies their commitment to ensuring more healthy, happy years for dogs and their owners. Nacho's mission for 2025 is to sniff out the best products to help him stay fit and healthy. Nacho tried all 3 Pawd Drinks; Joints because he needs to keep those little legs in prime squirrel chasing condition, Calming because being an influencer can be stressful and Wellness because he doesn't get any sick pay from his employer! All the drinks are simply purified water with the added minerals and vitamins needed to support their cause so no tastes that dogs won't like - just really healthy water. I love the goodness that are included in these pawd drinks shots. As Breeze is typically a very bouncy breed, we were on the lookout for something that can help her joints as she gets older. It's fantastic! And it takes the worries away from us as owners too! Breeze & Elli Pawd's commitment to well-being extends to every ingredient choice and the drinks are the first pH-neutral products on the market. This formulation promotes digestive health, kidney function and a robust immune system. Find out more on their website where you can receive 25% off your first trial box. Join them in making a difference in the lives of our furry friends. Their mission is to ensure owners can enjoy many more healthy and happy years with their best friend.

Baxter's cosy dog-friendly stay at The Coat & Bear in Newbury @baxter.beagle.2021 Baxter and I recently stayed at The Coat & Bear in Newbury — a warm and welcoming dog-friendly inn that’s part of the lovely Heartwood Inns collection. This charming spot is right in the centre of town, with everything just a short walk away — from the canal to the local shops, it’s the perfect base for a relaxed and dog-friendly escape. @baxter.beagle.2021 From the moment we arrived, we felt right at home. Our room was tucked just off the courtyard, making it easy for quick pop-outs with Baxter, and had a lovely balance of stylish and cosy. Waiting for us in our room were some thoughtful surprises. @baxter.beagle.2021 Baxter had his very own dog bed, plus a gift from Digby Dogs which included some tasty biscuits and a bottle of posh-smelling shampoo. He made it very clear that the shampoo was for muddy emergencies only – we were on holiday, not heading to the spa! @baxter.beagle.2021 I was treated to some sweet treats too – the perfect welcome after the drive and just the thing to enjoy with a cuppa while Baxter explored every inch of the room. @baxter.beagle.2021 After a bit of a rest, we headed into the pub for dinner. There are several dog-friendly spots to sit, and the team made us feel really welcome as soon as we arrived. The pub even has a proper dog menu from Sir Woofchesters, so of course Baxter got treated to the fish and chips bowl and a bark brew beer to wash it all down. He took it very seriously and left not a single crumb behind. @baxter.beagle.2021 The human menu was just as tempting – so many delicious options that I asked the team for their recommendations, and oh my… I was not disappointed! Every bite was full of flavour, and it was the perfect way to round off a relaxed and cosy evening. @baxter.beagle.2021 The next morning we explored Newbury, taking a gentle stroll along the canal and through the town. @baxter.beagle.2021 Along the way, we even spotted a statue of Paddington Bear! Baxter tried to sneak a bite of his marmalade sandwich, but I caught him just in time! It was the perfect way to start the day — relaxed, scenic, and full of sniffs for Baxter. @baxter.beagle.2021 The Coat & Bear felt like a real home away from home — thoughtful, dog-friendly, and full of small touches that made our one-night stay feel extra special. The Coat & Bear 28 Bartholomew Street Newbury Berks RG14 5EU Need to know There is a strict ‘paws on floors’ policy across the property. 2 dogs maximum per room, with an additional charge of £20 per stay (not per night or per dog). There is a car park at the rear of the property, with space for 15 cars offered on a first-come, first-served basis. If this is full, you can park in the Kennet Centre Multi-Storey Car Park, located directly across from The Coat and Bear. Nearest train stations • Newbury – 8 minute walk away • Newbury Racecourse – 23 minute walk away DOG FRIENDLY INN DOG FRIENDLY NEWBURY DOG FRIENDLY BERKSHIRE DOG FRIENDLY HOTEL

Coco reviews this Chaozhou restaurant in the Heart of London Tucked away on Brick Lane, One Rice is more than just a cosy Chinese restaurant, it's a place where flavours bring you back to the warmth of home. For me, it was like stepping into a memory. You see, Chaozhou is where my parents are originally from. The first bite of the Dongpo Pork with Osmanthus Flower has brought tears to my eyes from the nostalgia. It is the taste of home! The dishes here taste just like how my grandparents used to cook for us when I was little. There’s a certain soul in the cooking, a kind of authenticity you can’t fake, food that hugs you from the inside. If you’re ever craving something truly authentic, you don’t want to miss this hidden gem. I had the pleasure of speaking with Eleven, the store manager, who told me the story behind the restaurant. It all started at the Up market in Brick Lane, where the team originally was one of the food stalls there. After receiving so much love and feedback from their loyal foodies, they opened their first sit-down restaurant in September 2024. The heart behind this place is even more touching. The founder is a young woman who came to the UK for her studies and deeply missed the taste of home. She started cooking, testing and designing every single dish on the menu, determined to bring the comforting flavours of her hometown to people in London. Her passion and dedication shine through in every bite. Dog-Friendly Spot! Yes — Coco was very warmly welcomed by the friendly staff! This cosy little space is perfect for dog parents looking for a bite of something special. 🍽 What We Ordered: • 🐷 Traditional Fried Pork with Bean Curd and Chinese Water Chestnuts – Crunchy and fragrant, a lovely texture contrast. • 🌸 Dongpo Pork with Osmanthus Flower – Tender and slow-cooked, with subtle floral notes. • 🥒 Spicy Cucumber – Light, refreshing, and the perfect starter. • 🐖 Braised Pork & Pork Trotter Combo Rice – Rich, comforting, and very hearty. • 🦐 Seafood Clay Pot Congee (with Prawn & Crab) – Piping hot and silky smooth, full of sea-fresh flavours. • 🍠 Sweetened Deep Fried Taro – Crispy outside, melt-in-the-mouth soft inside. Whether you're missing home, exploring Chaozhou cuisine for the first time, or just looking for a delicious, dog-friendly restaurant in London, One Rice is a place that welcomes you with open arms and a full belly! 💬 Let the food speak, and let it take you home. One Rice 46 Brick Lane, London E1 6RF DOG FRIENDLY CHINESE RESTAURANT DOG FRIENDLY CHINESE RESTAURANT LONDON DOG FRIENDLY LONDON DOG FRIENDLY EAST LONDON

The Four Legged Foodies take a peak and spend 48 hours in the Peak District Winnats Pass We love to go on trips and explore areas of the UK, especially places that have a good mixture of beautiful scenery, cosy hotels and lots of places to eat. The Peak District has all of these in abundance. Here's what we tried out on our recent visit. Rafters Riverside House We started off with stay at Rafters Riverside Hotel which is in a lovely village called Ashford in the Water near Bakewell. Rafters Riverside House We received a very warm welcome and waiting in the room was a basket of goodies for us and beds and bowls were also provided. The hotel overlooks the river Wye where we would normally like a paddle but with that current and our little legs, we'd have to be quackers!! So we just had fun watching the ducks instead. Rafters Riverside House The hotel was super cosy with a log fire in the lounge and a bar area as well as restaurant. We were not permitted in the restaurant but we had our own little area in the bar which suited us just fine. The restaurant at Rafters is well renowned in the area for the most excellent food and our humans made lots of yummy noises as they scoffed their through the tasting menu. Rafters Riverside House The next morning we returned to our special private dining area for breakfast. The humans had a 3 course brekkie (and they say we are greedy) and we got a special sausage from the chef. Perfect for a packed day of exploring. Winnats Pass Our first stop off was to the village of Castleton via Winnats Pass which is a simply stunning hill pass and limestone gorge cutting through the rocks. There are great walkies here but you need to be fit and steady on your feet and (as we are always telling the woman) wearing sensible shoes! nb The Speedwell Cavern is not dog friendly. David Mellor Design Museum Next stop was the David Mellor Design Museum in Hathersage. David Mellor is most famous for designing cutlery but on our visit, we also learnt that he designed the traffic light that has been in use in the UK since 1960 as well as bus shelters that we all use on our London commutes. Dogs are welcome everywhere in the centre and shop plus there is a great café called Riverside Kitchen which serves middle eastern dishes and delicious sweet treats. Can you believe the humans were hungry after that breakfast? The Bike & Boot A few minutes drive later, we arrived at our 2nd hotel and a firm favourite of ours since we stayed with them in Scarborough - The Bike & Boot . The Bike & Boot The Bike & Boo t has everything a dog could desire including our own giant bed (okay that might have been for small humans but we claimed it) treats galore and even some toys for us. The Bike & Boot Nowhere is off limits to pooches here, including the bar, restaurant, cinema room and lounge. There is even a dog wash and grooming area if you get filthy on your walkies. They do really good pizza too! Matlock, Derbyshire After a hearty breakfast, we took a look around Matlock which is really pretty and has lots of dog friendly cafes and pubs. Heights of Abraham The best way to see the scenery is from the cable car which runs from Matlock up to the Heights of Abraham . It takes about 15 minutes and trust us when we say it is much easier than walking. Once you get to the top, there are some spectacular photo opportunities as well as cafes, shops and other fun things to see and do. Pooches are welcome everywhere except in the caverns. Ladybower Reservoir Our final stop off was to see Ladybower reservoir which is absolutely stunning. The reservoir is only accessible at certain points so you have to drive around the perimeter until you find them but it's worth it. https://www.instagram.com/benny__beaglier/ Our walk took us to Dovestone Reservoir  in greater Manchester. Part of the Peak District National Park. It's a place we've been to before and has so many different paths you can take. The one we took this time was a 4.3km loop that had us going up rocky terrain, past streams which were a big hit with the dogs who love water, long grassy areas the dogs could weave in and out of and muddy puddles which Benny tried his best to avoid! It was a beautiful walk with an abundance of stunning views the whole way round. It was also quite quiet on this particular Saturday morning.  Kelly & Benny Useful info for the humans: The Peak District is a 3 to 4 hour drive from London Direct trains from St.Pa ncras to Sheffield will get you close but you will need a car to best explore the area There is a £25 per dog charge at Rafters Riverside Hotel Entry to the David Mellor Design Museum is FREE There is a £15 per dog charge at Bike & Boot - no charge for dog grooming facilities The cable car costs £25 per person You will need some good walking boots and waterproofs if you want to explore the Peaks! Visit https://www.peakdistrict.org for more useful info on the area.

Explore this North London district with your pooch. Islington in North London is a great area to explore with your pooch. You can take a stroll along the canal, hang out on the green or explore the many independent shops. And of course there are plenty of options for food and drink. @the4leggedfoodies If you like a local bakery, then you will love British Patagonia. Dogs are so welcome, they even get their own treats which are baked on the premises and the selection of sweet and savoury pastries for humans are off the chart good. Don't even get us started on the soft serve ice cream! British Patagonia 178 Upper St, London N1 1RG @marleymoo2000 The Pig and Butcher is an extremely dog friendly Gastropub in Islington, North London. It  is a short walk away from the hustle and bustle so it feels a lot quieter and not as busy. It has an old farmhouse style interior which feels extremely homely.  Read Marley's full review here The Pig and Butcher 80 Liverpool Rd, London N1 0QD @the4leggedfoodies Humble Grape is dog friendly wine bar and restaurant where you can get great food and dogs are very welcome. Read our full review of Humble Grape here. Humble Grape 11-13 Theberton St, London N1 0QY @the4leggedfoodies If a great pub is what you are looking for, then look no further than The Narrowboat. This Young's Pub is located right by the canal and offers treats for pooches plus some good old pub grub for humans. The Narrowboat 119 St Peter's St, London N1 8PZ Bewlie Hill is a small restaurant in Islington Square with salad bowls that really pack a punch. The restaurant is light and airy with a few tables outside and every bowl of food is full of flavour and colour. BewlieHill Unit G10, 116D Upper St, London N1 1QP @ the4leggedfoodies Meat Liquor is a super cool place tucked away behind Upper Street. Hot dogs and their famous burgers can be enjoyed on outdoor seating area or indoors where you'll find graffitied walls and plenty of photo ops. Meat Liquor 133b Upper St, London N1 1QP @the4leggedfoodies We are a family of ice cream lovers and you will find one of absolute favourites in Islington. Badiani is located in Camden Passage which is a really cute passage filled with independent shopping and places to eat. Keep an eye on their IG to see when they release dog ice creams. Badiani 14 Camden Passage, London N1 8ED @the4leggedfoodies Another of our firm favourites is Megan's and you will find them at Islington Square, where we will be holding a market on the 2nd Saturday of every month this Summer. Megan's are famously dog mad so pooches get lots of attention and treats. The food for humans never disappoints. Megan's 6 Esther Anne Pl, London N1 1WL @the4leggedfoodies Tofu Vegan is a must visit for all our vegan friends (and those that aren't). Their 3 locations serve up delicious Chinese food from a 100% plant-based menu. Now our human has never been a fan of tofu but this place changed her mind forever. (Don't worry if you're not a fan, there are many dishes without tofu). The NOT fish burger is a must try for everyone (even we couldn’t tell it wasn’t real fish) and the dim sum are little parcels of scrumptiousness. Tofu Vegan 105 Upper St, London N1 1QN @the4leggedfoodies Brother Marcus is a fabulous restaurant serving middle Eastern food all day. The food is so delicious, the humans are planning to keep visiting until they have tried everything on the menu. The staff love dogs so much, they brought me my own sausage! Dogs are very welcome in all 6 London locations. Brother Marcus 37-39 Camden Passage N1 8EA DOG FRIENDLY ISLINGTON DOG FRIENDLY ISLINGTON PUBS DOG FRIENDLY ISLINGTON CAFES DOG FRIENDLY ISLINGTON BAKERY DOG FRIENDLY ISLINGTON RESTAURANTS DOG FRIENDLY GELATO DOG FRIENDLY VEGAN

Marley reviews this dog friendly gastropub in North London @marleymoo2000 The Pig and Butcher is an extremely dog friendly Gastropub in Islington, North London. It  is a short walk away from the hustle and bustle so it feels a lot quieter and not as busy. It has an old farmhouse style interior which feels extremely homely.   @marleymoo2000 From the offset we were made to feel welcome. We were asked if we wanted to sit outside or inside. There are a few tables outside. Even though it was a glorious day we chose to sit inside. We were seated in a corner spot where there was plenty of room for Marley to get comfortable. @marleymoo2000 When they took our drinks order they asked if Marley wanted a bowl of water which was well needed as it was a sunny day. We arrived at 1pm and there was still plenty of places to sit. By the time we left it was starting to get filled up. @marleymoo2000 If you're looking for somewhere to hold an event, they have a private function room upstairs. It looks like you are sitting in a farm kitchen. The table is down the middle of the kitchen . While we were there, there was a wedding reception happening upstairs. You would never have known though. It didn't affect the running of downstairs. @marleymoo2000 Their menu changes daily reflecting the most seasonal produce available. They have a team that hand pick fruit and vegetables from New Spitalfields Market and then collect the meat locally from Smithfield market. They butcher their own meat in their butchers room down stairs. What can I say about their food? Exquisite! Both me and my daughter had nothing but good things to say about the food we ate. It was absolutely delicious. The staff were attentive but also gave us the space we needed so we didn't feel rushed. For starters I had the XL hand dived scallop, celeriac in a Vermouth butter and my daughter had the Pig and Butcher Scotch egg and rapeseed Mayo. The scallop was cooked to perfection and the egg in the scotch egg was the right amount of runny and the casing was lovely and crispy. For main course, I had the Creedy Carver duck, confit leg, morels, Jerusalem artichoke  and hazelnut puree and my daughter had the Old spot pork belly, black pudding, creamed mash and green cabbage. The duck was cooked to a perfect medium rare. The meat on the confit leg was melt in the mouth and the hazelnut puree was to die for. The crackling on the pork was just right, not too crispy and not too chewy. The mashed potato was super creamy. For dessert I had the Strawberry and Jasmine tart, basil and clotted cream ice cream. The tart was stunning. The pastry was super thin and strawberries and basil were so refreshing. My daughter had the Petit fours. 2 bite size morsel. They might have been small but they were full of flavour. @marleymoo2000 Marley received lots of attention and cuddles from the staff. They even offered to get her some treats which she thoroughly enjoyed. If you are looking for a modern take on homely foods or just looking for a dog friendly place to visit then this is the place or you. The Pig and Butcher 80 Liverpool Rd, London N1 0QD DOG FRIENDLY LONDON DOG FRIENDLY LONDON PUBS DOG FRIENDLY LONDON RESTAURANTS DOG FRIENDLY ISLINGTON

Benny's walkies at Dovestone Reservoir Manchester @benny__beaglier The dog brand Pawsome Paws Boutique has an amazing Walkies Ready Club where dog parents meet up all over the country for incredible walks. It's a wonderful community and means you get to meet a lot of Instagram friends you may not get a chance to meet otherwise. I found myself a bit starstruck at the gorgeous dogs we met, after following them online for years.  @benny__beaglier Our walk took us to Dovestone Reservoir in greater Manchester. Part of the Peak District National Park. It's a place we've been to before and has so many different paths you can take. The one we took this time was a 4.3km loop that had us going up rocky terrain, past streams which were a big hit with the dogs who love water, long grassy areas the dogs could weave in and out of and muddy puddles which Benny tried his best to avoid! It was a beautiful walk with an abundance of stunning views the whole way round. It was also quite quiet on this particular Saturday morning.  @benny__beaglier We had an array of British weather from beautiful sunshine to cloudy moments and then five minutes of a good old fashioned shower, but come rain or shine the whole morning was fantastic.  @benny__beaglier . He did fantastic with the other dogs too and really enjoyed himself. I highly recommend a visit and also to check out Pawsome Paws Boutique walkies ready club for other walks in your area.  There are a few different parking spots. The main one we parked in is pay and display.  Getting there Start at Dove Stone car park, from the A635, east of Greenfield. Postcode: OL3 7NE DOG WALKS UK DOG WALKS MANCHESTER DOG WALKS PEAK DISTRICT DOG FRIENDLY PEAK DISTRICT

Come hang out with us on Sunday, June 29th, for a fun day at this dog-friendly brewery in Hackney. We're raising money for Greyhound Rescue Trust, so it's all about celebrating sighthounds! You don't have to be a sighthound to attend - all breeds are welcome. Visit Woof Photography for a studio pop-up and capture the perfect photo of your dog. Booking is essential - get your tickets here . Our friends at Hello Vet will be on hand to tell you all about their services and they will have plenty of free treats for everyone. Multi-talented artist Graeme Ross will be joining the party to sketch your pooch. We will of course of our Woof About market at the event where you can choose some special things for your pooch from Le Pup , Sightly and Mimi Berry Woof About Forest Road Brewing Co will be raising money for Greyhound Rescue Trust. All dogs are welcome to come and join in the fun! DOG EVENTS DOG EVENTS LONDON DOG FRIENDLY LONDON DOG FRIENDLY HACKNEY

Hektor's stay at this Hampshire countryside inn @hekkigram The Jack Russell is a beautiful and super dog friendly hotel nestled in the Hampshire countryside.  @hekkigram We stayed in the Bulldog Room - a large double room with ensuite, which has double doors opening onto airs own patio with its own enclosed garden. @hekkigram It has views of the countryside around you and it’s so quiet you can enjoy the birds singing! You’ll find a dog bowl, blanket, treat and map of suggested walking routes in the room too. @hekkigram The courtyard to access the rooms is called ‘The Dog House’ and is a large, pretty space which has a fire pit and seating for cosy summer evenings.  @hekkigram The inn itself is super dog friendly too. As soon as you walk in you’ll find the many Doggy Guestbook to sign, alongside a Polaroid camera for you to snap a pic of your pup alongside a message. @hekkigram There are plenty of treats available too.  The food and drink were absolutely exquisite and the friendly staff went above and beyond to make recommendations and make sure both Hektor and I were comfortable. I particularly loved the paw print on my cappuccino! We loved that at meal times, everyone was spaced out well so that the dogs get their own space too.  I couldn’t recommend The Jack Russell more, it was the perfect dog friendly countryside stay!  The Jack Russell Netherton Hill, Andover SP11 0DS DOG FRIENDLY HOTEL DOG FRIENDLY INN DOG FRIENDLY HAMPSHIRE DOG FRIENDLY ANDOVER

Dog friendly destination in central London https://www.instagram.com/the4leggedfoodies/ Dogs of London and beyond - did you know The Brunswick Centre welcomes all pooches? The Brunswick Centre is a grade II listed building, famous for its brutalist architecture and many TV and film appearances. https://www.instagram.com/the4leggedfoodies/ It's a great place to shop and dine with your dog with lots of covered outdoor seating and spots to do some people watching. Not only will pooches find a warm welcome at many of the shops and eateries, including Riding House Cafe , Glam Touch , Brunswick Bookshop , Mille Patisserie and Bex Coffee but they even host their very own Doggie Day. https://www.instagram.com/the4leggedfoodies/ Doggie Day at The Brunswick is free to attend and takes place this year on Saturday June 7th 11.30am - 3.30pm. There will be competitions, dog artists, demonstrations and a pop-up market of brands including Caboodle, Tails and Bloom and Artemis. Our friends at Bew Dogs are even offering free mini pampers and nail clipping. Get your pawtograph books ready as there will be a stunt dog show featuring famous dogs from TV and film shows such as Doc Martin, The Witcher, Mobland and Men in Black. Trainers of these superstar doggies will discuss how they prepare the talent for their roles and there will be opportunities for fans to pose for photos with them. Many of the shops will have special treats for dogs too. Full details of the event here and follow @brunswicklondon for updates. https://www.instagram.com/the4leggedfoodies/ Be sure to visit Riding House Cafe when at The Brunswick Centre. They are super dog friendly with treats for us all and really great food for the humans too. You can read our full review of Riding House Cafe here . DOG FRIENDLY LONDON DOG FRIENDLY LONDON SHOPPING DOG FRIENDLY SHOPPING CENTRE DOG FRIENDLY SHOPPING LONDON DOG EVENTS LONDON