I've written about this before - we love Lincoln's Inn Fields in central London. There is a great doggie social scene - a group of dog owners who meet every day (and are also welcoming to new visitors).
We met up with some of them this afternoon. And they were a wealth of information. Apparently the Cafe Nero chain of coffee shops is relatively dog-friendly. Cooper's restaurant, just opposite the park, also welcomes dogs, as do a number of pubs on Wellington St in nearby Covent Garden.
This was good news after a very disappointing morning. We unsuccessfully tried to go into a new Viennese restaurant - I tried to make that case that if we were actually in Vienna we could go in, plus with a name like Fritz he should be most at home in an Austrian-themed place. But I got the "we can't because of 'health & safety'" This is the typical response I have got from a lot of restaurants. But when I talked to a woman at Cooper's she said that the only regulations are against dogs being in the kitchen and that it's really up to the restaurant owner's discretion.
We met up with some of them this afternoon. And they were a wealth of information. Apparently the Cafe Nero chain of coffee shops is relatively dog-friendly. Cooper's restaurant, just opposite the park, also welcomes dogs, as do a number of pubs on Wellington St in nearby Covent Garden.
This was good news after a very disappointing morning. We unsuccessfully tried to go into a new Viennese restaurant - I tried to make that case that if we were actually in Vienna we could go in, plus with a name like Fritz he should be most at home in an Austrian-themed place. But I got the "we can't because of 'health & safety'" This is the typical response I have got from a lot of restaurants. But when I talked to a woman at Cooper's she said that the only regulations are against dogs being in the kitchen and that it's really up to the restaurant owner's discretion.
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