Dog-Friendly Chipping Norton | Pubs that Accept Dogs

Live in the bustling market town of Chipping Norton, or house sitting nearby soon? Well whether you’re a pet sitter or have a dog of your own, stay right where you are to follow our ultimate guide to dog-friendly Chipping Norton. Below we’ll explore pubs that accept dogs, dog-friendly restaurants, cafes, tea rooms, and places to walk your dog nearby.

Dog-friendly pubs in Chipping Norton

Whether you’re new to the area or you’ve lived here for a lifetime, there’s no mistaking that Chipping Norton pubs have their charm. And did you know that many are in fact dog-friendly? Find a list of pubs below that allow humans and their furry friends.

Blue Boar

If you’re looking for an authentic English inn to get cosy, look no further than the Blue Boar in the heart of Chipping Norton. In fact, this spot has been a coaching inn since 1683. Pop along with your furry friend - whether you’re looking for Sunday roasts or pub favourites like burgers, steaks and salads.

Location: 1 Goddards Ln, Chipping Norton OX7 5NP

The Fox

Like many pubs in Chipping Norton, The Fox is also a hotel, and dates back hundreds of years - circa 1500s, in this case. So, why not bring your pooch along for a drink or a bite to eat in this Grade II listed building?

Location: Chipping Norton OX7 5DD

The Chequers

Seasonal, home-cooked food and real ales in a dog-friendly, medieval inn, anyone? We thought so! The Chequers is a great spot if you enjoy a quintessentially English feel, and you’re after classics like sausage and mash or glazed ham.

Location: Goddards Ln, Chipping Norton OX7 5NP

The Tite Inn

Just outside of the market town’s centre is The Tite Inn - an idyllic country pub, like many dog-friendly pubs the Cotswolds has to offer. Stop by for cosy vibes, an impressive outdoor area and a seasonal menu.

Location: Mill End, Chadlington, Chipping Norton OX7 3NY

The Crown Inn

Fancy trying reimagined, modern British classics in the heart of the Oxfordshire countryside, next to an Inglenook fireplace with your four-legged friend by your side? Check out The Crown Inn - a hotel and gastropub just outside of the town centre.

Location: Mill Ln, Church Enstone, Chipping Norton OX7 4NN

The Royal Oak, Ramsden

Whether you’re looking for somewhere dog-friendly to treat yourself to an upmarket breakfast, lunch, dinner or Sunday roast, look no further than the Royal Oak. Choose from seasonal favourites like asparagus and wild garlic risotto, local lamb and rhubarb desserts.

Location: High Street, Chipping Norton OX7 3AU

The Kings Head Inn

This 16th century inn is seriously picturesque, and the perfect place to get cosy with your furry friend, just outside of the town centre. Like many pubs in Chipping Norton, The Kings Head Inn celebrates local produce and seasonal favourites, so look no further if you’re walking in the countryside and stumble across this hidden gem.

Location: The Grn, Chipping Norton OX7 6XQ

Dog-friendly coffee shops in Chipping Norton

Want somewhere you can bring your pooch along for the morning coffee run, or fancy passing the afternoon by with your furry friend and a book in a pet-friendly cafe? Explore the coffee shops below that allow dogs in and around Chipping Norton.

Pink Salt Shed

Granted, Pink Salt Shed goes beyond just a coffee shop - it’s a deli run by serious foodies. So not only can you pick up your morning latte here, you’ll likely go home with artisan sausage rolls, homemade pesto and seasonings that’ll ignite your home cooking.

Location: 5 West St, Chipping Norton OX7 5LH

Bromley’s of Cotswolds

Well reviewed for its vibes and described as ‘cosy’ by locals, Bromley’s of Cotswolds is the perfect spot to stop for a coffee and a slice of something delicious.

Location: 16B High St, Chipping Norton OX7 5AD

The Old Mill Coffee House & Bistro

Whether you’re after a full English breakfast, omelette, a cream tea or simply your morning coffee, stop by The Old Mill - a favourite with locals.

Location: 7 West St, Chipping Norton OX7 5LH

Rise and Flour

This artisan cafe sits just outside of the town centre, but is so worth the journey. Stop by for all day breakfasts of bagels, baps, smashed avocado and of course, a full English.

Location: The Elms, Groves Yard, Shipton Rd, Milton-under-Wychwood, Chipping Norton OX7 6JP

Bruern Farms Shop and Cafe

This is the perfect place to take a break if you’re taking a dog walk in the Oxfordshire countryside and looking for dog-friendly places for breakfast or lunch. Choose from eggs and bacon, French toast, soup of the day and delicious cheese toasties.

Location: Bruern Farms, Chipping Norton OX7 6QE

Tisanes Tea Rooms

Okay, granted - this spot is a little outside Chipping Norton, but we know how much locals and visitors alike love a tea room. And guess what - this one is dog-friendly! Get a quintessentially English experience and choose from an extensive tea menu - just a 30-minute drive out of Chipping Norton.

Location: Cotswold House, 21 The Grn, Broadway WR12 7AA

More dog-friendly cafes in Chipping Norton

The Old Shed. Banbury Hill Farm, Enstone Rd, Charlbury OX7 3JH
MOR Bakery. 4 West St, Chipping Norton OX7 5AA
The Cotswold Lounge. Unit 8a, Wychwood Business Centre, Shipton-under-Wychwood, Chipping Norton OX7 6XU
Quince and Clover. Great Tew, Chipping Norton OX7 4DB

Chipping Norton Town Hall

Dog-friendly restaurants in Chipping Norton

And if you’re searching for somewhere that welcomes four-legged guests, there are heaps of dog-friendly pubs in Chipping Norton that serve up delicious British classics. For restaurants, take a look below.

Bitter and Twisted

This laid-back spot is perfect for a bite to eat with your canine companion in the heart of Chipping Norton - remember to check out the cocktail list!

Location: 1a Middle Row, Chipping Norton OX7 5NH

Whistlers Restaurant

Stop by this independent, award-winning dog-friendly restaurant for seasonal vegetables, local meats and an intriguing tasting menu.

Location: 9 Middle Row, Chipping Norton OX7 5NH

The Kingman Plough

Does the sound of Modern British with a touch of the Med call your name? Check out the Kingman Plough for elegant grazing plates to share and pub classics done right.

Location: W97H+X3 Chipping Norton

Chipping Norton, Cotswolds

Dog-friendly walks near Chipping Norton

Let’s face it, your furry friend’s favourite thing to do is to ramble in the open air! Explore a few dog walks in and around Chipping Norton below - the perfect way to explore Oxfordshire’s countryside.

The Rollright Stones

Does prehistory take your fancy? Head to the Rollright Stones - historically used for rituals between the 4th and 2nd millennium BC. Dogs are allowed to view the area while kept on a lead, but should stay away from the stone circle itself to help preserve them.

Location: Rollright Road, Little Rollright, Chipping Norton OX7 5QB

Chipping Norton Town Trail

If you’re house sitting in Chipping Norton, this one is for you, as a visitor of the area. Start at the Town Hall, and follow the town trail clockwise to stop by the town’s key sites. You’ll see the vicarage, 16th century pubs, the rope walk, the theatre, the hospital and lots more.

Location: The trail starts at Chipping Norton Town Hall, OX7 5NA

River Glyme Walk

Does your pooch love a river walk? Head just one mile east of Chipping Norton to find the River Glyme, and be sure to stop by a dog-friendly pub on your way,

Location: River Glyme, Oxfordshire

Blenheim Palace Grounds

Just a 20-minute drive out of Chipping Norton, the grounds of Blenheim Palace are well worth the journey. Choose from 2000 acres to explore with your furry friend, and keep in mind that dogs aren’t allowed in the palace itself (but let’s face it - they’d rather be out in the open air, anyway!).

Location: Woodstock OX20 1PS

Foxholes Nature Reserve

Explore the bluebell-lined walking trails of Foxholes Nature Reserve, just a 15-minute drive from Chipping Norton. Be sure to keep your dog on a lead here to help protect local wildlife.

Location: Foscot, Chipping Norton OX7 6QD

Part of the Rollright Stones, Oxfordshire, England

Tips for pet parents

Plan a dog walk in Oxfordshire’s countryside. If you’ve lived in Chipping Norton for a while now, you’ve likely got your favourite dog walks in Oxfordshire, so why not branch out and explore local river paths, woodlands or prehistoric ruins?
Get to know country pubs near you. While you might have a reliable local, Oxfordshire’s pub scene is one of the most historic and quaint in England, so be sure to explore farther afield, as the county is brimming with dog-friendly pubs.
Get your holiday pet care sorted. So you’re all set for your day out in and around Chipping Norton with your pooch, but what about when the time comes for a holiday? Well as vets agree pets are whole lot happier at home, why not keep them there with an in-home pet sitter? For one annual membership fee, owners welcome as many sitters as needed throughout the year - at no additional cost. Click below to find out more.

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Tips for pet sitters

Explore Chipping Norton’s history. As a visitor to the area, you’ll surely be looking for a quintessentially local experience, so check out nearby pubs that are steeped in history, and explore the countryside for Oxfordshire’s prehistoric remains.
Ask pet parents for advice and permission. While house sitting, it’s important to check with pet parents where their pooch is comfortable walking, and whether they have any local tips on navigating the town with a dog.
Explore Chipping Norton through house sitting. So, fancy getting an authentic experience of the Oxfordshire countryside? Exchange in-home pet care and get a place to stay in return by house sitting in Chipping Norton. Click below to find out more.

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