Dog-friendly cafes in Camden

Dog-friendly cafes in Camden, ranked

1. #1Jally's for a dog snack and a relaxed breakfast

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 St John's Park, 5 min walk

   Jally's is the cafe to pick if your dog should get a snack and a drink with you. It serves breakfast, brunch and lunch at outdoor tables, with a leafy covered courtyard at the back. Diners say the food arrives quickly, and the menu is ordered from the table by QR code. Takeaway coffee is a big part of the trade, so you can grab a cup and walk to St John's Park, five minutes away. Weekday hours start at 5:30am, and the cafe closes at 3pm every day.

   Best for: Dog snacks, breakfast and brunch at outdoor tables

2. #2The FatCat for breakfast at umbrella tables out front

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 St John's Park, 3 min walk

   The FatCat is a cafe and restaurant on Argyle Street with tables out front under umbrellas, where dogs sit. Recent visitors call the food delicious and single out the eggs benedict. Families use it for breakfast dates and lunches out, and the kids' menu suits them. The park sits just around the corner, and the closest walk on this page takes about three minutes.

   Best for: Breakfast with a dog at umbrella tables

3. #3The Lab Cafe & Desserts for a sweet stop with a dog

   $🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 St John's Park, 4 min walk

   The Lab Cafe & Desserts is built around waffles, bubble waffles and ice cream combinations, so it suits a dessert stop after a walk. The Cheat Day platter is made for sharing, and the Miss Cheesy jaffle is the savoury choice. The courtyard sits away from the street, and dogs can sit at its outdoor tables. Weekday hours run from 8am to 5pm, and the late nights are Friday and Saturday. Walkers can reach the park in around four minutes.

   Best for: Desserts, waffles and late Friday or Saturday visits

4. #4The House of Art for an early breakfast in a shaded courtyard

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 St John's Park, 4 min walk

   The House of Art opens at 6am every day, which makes it the earliest start on this page. Its brick courtyard has shade and outdoor tables where dogs can sit, while the room inside runs over two storeys. Regulars say the service is warm and steady. Smashed avocado and french toast are the breakfast dishes diners name, and the blueberry cheesecake comes with fresh strawberry. A short walk of roughly four minutes reaches the park.

   Best for: Early breakfast in a shaded courtyard

5. #5Back Galley Cafe for pancakes and a bacon and egg roll

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 St John's Park, 3 min walk

   Back Galley Cafe is known for pancakes, and the double bacon and egg roll is packed full. Younger diners get high chairs, and the kitchen keeps lunch running next to the morning menu. Visitors also praise the dirty chai and the fresh orange juice. Its outdoor tables take dogs, and the cafe is a quick stroll from the park, roughly three minutes on foot.

   Best for: Pancakes and a bacon roll, with high chairs

6. #6Squeeze & Grind for a burger and chips with the dog nearby

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 St John's Park, 4 min walk

   Squeeze & Grind serves lunch as well as breakfast, with burgers, pulled pork tacos and a club sandwich. Visitors order the burger with chips, which comes with a generous pile of fries. Coffee divides opinion: some drinkers praise the strong coffee and latte art, while others find it average. Wifi is available, so you can linger at the outdoor tables. Its daily window runs from 7am to 3pm, and the park is a four-minute walk off.

   Best for: Burgers, chips and outdoor tables for lunch

Compare dog-friendly cafes in Camden

The table below compares price, brunch, outdoor seating, dogs and the walk to St John's Park for each cafe.

How we picked dog-friendly cafes in Camden

Cafes are ordered by a score that trusts a high average more when many customers have scored it than when only a few have. For this page, each cafe was also checked for whether dogs can sit at its outdoor tables, its weekend hours, and whether it serves breakfast, brunch or lunch. Food comments come from what diners and visitors say about each menu, and the closest park is the one a short walk from the cafe.