BARTON The Hoops

A very friendly typical country pub. Lovely garden, open fire. No food available at present unfortunately but a very warm welcome for all dogs and their devoted owners. Yes we know food availability is one of our provisos but.... we like the sound of this pub! And Millie is the Boss. It acts as a social centre for Barton and surrounding villages. Worth a trip out from Cambridge if you are visiting and there is a cycle path all the way.
1 School Lane, Barton, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire. CB3 7BD
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Telephone: 01223 262230

CAMBRIDGE The Free Press

Lovely little town centre pub, happy to accept quiet dogs. Very small garden - more of a yard. The food is good and plentiful but no chips on the menu. The pub has a live-in cat who appears now and again.
7 Prospect Row, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01223368337

CASTLECAMPS The Cock Inn

Accommodation available for you and your dog if you decide to stay. If you don't, be sure to at least stay for a meal as the food is fantastic. A Ridgeback called Janna lives here full time, enjoying good local walks, the pub garden and dog-loving owners.
High Street, Castlecamps, Cambridgeshire, CB1 6SN
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Telephone: 01799 584207

CHESTERTON The Green Dragon

A warm and welcoming country pub, The Green Dragon welcomes well-behaved dogs on leads and children. Dogs will love to run on the common and to walk along the riverside.
Water Street, Chesterton, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire CB4 1NZ
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Telephone: 01223 505035

DOWNHAM MARKET The Ship Inn

First established in 1645 and situated on two river banks, it is rumored that Mark Twain enjoyed a drink here once. There are also stories of ghosts who do the rounds! So if you like history and good ales, pay a visit to the Ship Inn with your dog and savor good food while you watch boats go by.
Brandon Creek, Downham Market, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01353 676 288

DUXFORD The Wheatsheaf

A light, airy and welcoming village pub. Dogs in the back bar only, with the pool table, but this is no real hardship, when the place is quiet. Good range of drinks, and the food is quite remarkable for the size of the place. The local walks are a little restricted, but you're not too far away from a very dynamic display airfield so you can take advantage of that - not too sure about how that affects doggie visitors though!
St Peter's Street, Duxford, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01223 - 836650

ETISLEY The Leeds Arms

Very happy to have dogs on board (especially Labradors that drink Guinness!!), but not in restaurant area ie in bar only.
2, The Green, Eltisley, St. Neots, Cambridgeshire. PE19 6TG
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Telephone: 01480 - 880283

FENDRAYTON The Three Tuns

Dogs only accepted in the bar when the pub is not crammed with people eating, which could be most midweek lunchtimes and some evenings. But you can't guarantee when as you have to ask. No problem in the garden however.
High Street Fen Drayton Cambridge CB24 4SJ
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Telephone: 01954 - 230242

HARSTON The Queen's Head

A friendly pub, dogs allowed in the garden and public bar (where food is also served)
48 Royston Road, Harston, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01223 870 693

HEMINGFORD ABBOTS The Axe & Compass

Situated a short walk away from the River Great Ouse and various commons, this lovely 15th century thatched pub serves excellent home-cooked food and a good choice of drinks. It has facilities for the disabled.
High St, Hemingford Abbots, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire PE28 9AH
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Telephone: 01480 463605

HILDERSHAM The Pear Tree

A very small pub, but also very welcoming. A reasonable range of food and drink considering its size and locality. If intending to eat at peak times booking would be advised.
Beech Row, Hildersham, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01223 - 891680

HOUGHTON Three Horseshoes Inn

Friendly village pub offering bed and full English breakfast in the centre of Houghton. Lunchtime and evening menus available as the 3 Horseshoes boast: "Restaurant food and service at Pub prices". A nice selection of good ales including three real ales. Dogs are welcome in the bar and lovely family garden and, as Lucy the resident Westie will testify, it's an ideal location to explore the area, including a National Trust Mill on the river. Open nearly all day, every day.
The Green, Houghton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01480 462410

HUNTINGDON The Black Bull

Lilly, a Collie-cross-Greyhound is there to welcome you to this Huntingdon pub. You can sit and dig into some great bar snacks, or enjoy fresh air in the garden and if you're lucky it might even be live music night or Race Day.
25 Church Road, Brampton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, PE28n 4PF
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Telephone: 01480 457201

LITTLE THETFORD The Fish & Duck

This traditional country pub welcomes dogs on leashes and has its own pub dog to welcome them. Dogs are not allowed in the restaurant area though. Enjoy the landlord's collection of antiques. The outside area by the water's edge is lovely in summer. You can also take long walks along the river with your dog.
Holt Fen, Little Thetford, Ely, Cambridgeshire,
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Telephone: 01353 649 580

LONGSTOWE The Red House

A lovely old coaching inn with a great selection of ales and very friendly staff (possibly because they are such fans of the beers themselves!). The food comes very highly recommended.
Old North Rd, Longstowe, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
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Telephone: 01954 718480

MARCH The Acre

That it was runner-up 'East Anglia Pub of the Year', just proves how good this pub is. Food is served from 12-10pm and you can sit with your dog in any of the three garden areas. Find it opposite the library in March Centre.
9 Acre Road, March, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01354 657116

MILTON The Wagon & Horses

The Wagon & Horses is an imposing mock Tudor half-timbered 1930s hostelry with a large child-friendly beer garden. It welcomes dogs and serves good food and four Elgoods real ales.
39, High Street, Milton, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire,
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Telephone: 01223 860313

OFFORD DARCY The Horseshoe Inn

A comfortable, clean and welcoming environment in which to enjoy a good range of food and drink. Dogs only allowed in the Public Bar - or (large) garden - with childrens' play area. This ancient pub had recently been extended and converted so that the olde worlde bar has lost some of its lived-in feeling.
90 High Street Offord Darcy St Neots PE19 5RH
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Telephone: 01480 - 810293

ORTON LONGUEVILLE The Ramblewood Inn

The Ramblewood is very dog friendly - dogs any time. It is attached to the Best Western Orton Hall Hotel, which allows well behaved dogs by arrangement.
The Village, Orton Longueville , Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01733 372767/ 01733 394444

PETERBOROUGH The Brewery Tap

Great Thai food, reasonably priced. Great real ales. Dogs welcome any time.
80 Westgate, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01733 358500

SOMERSHAM The Windmill

Dogs allowed in the small public bar area. The main pub area is now really dedicated to diners. Good bar menu too. perfectly adequate and is available throughout pub.
St. Ives Road, Somersham, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01487 - 840328

ST IVES The Oliver Cromwell

A traditional local public house in the centre of St Ives and a hidden gem to be found in a side street just off the water front. There are two bars serving 6 real ales and a good selection of wines and a lovely beer garden and large patio area for the Summer months. Excellent bar meals are served every lunch time, except Sundays, using locally sourced fresh ingredients.
The Quay, Wellington Street, St Ives, Cambridgeshire.
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Telephone: 01480 465601

YAXLEY The Three Horseshoes

A fairly small, village style, pub, that offers a good range of food and drink. As its small it may be best to ask before taking your dog into this pub as if they are busy with diners the answer may be 'no'. However, there is a separate restaurant style area to sit in and a small pub garden out the back if no room in the inn. Although no good dog walks on the doorstep, 3 miles down the road (east) in Farcet is a wonderful area called Crown Lakes, which is excellent for dog-walking/swimming.
Main Street Yaxley
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Telephone: 01733 - 242059