Dog friendly pubs where you can some decent food near to Cardiff.

Hoping to meet an old work mate for lunch soon but she wants
to bring her two small dogs along.

Come on CCMB you must know a few cracking ones.

All advice gratefully accepted.

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Originally Posted by BlueWales

Hoping to meet an old work mate for lunch soon but she wants
to bring her two small dogs along.

Come on CCMB you must know a few cracking ones.

All advice gratefully accepted.

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Ask her if she can leave the two dogs for a whole lunchtime? ;)

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Originally Posted by Sgt. Pepper

Ask her if she can leave the two dogs for a whole lunchtime? ;)

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She is coming to Cardiff from Carmarthenshire hence the need to bring the dogs too.

Eight hours or so way to long to leave them.

I believe the Gwaelod Y Garth meets all your requirements

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Originally Posted by BlueWales

She is coming to Cardiff from Carmarthenshire hence the need to bring the dogs too.

Eight hours or so way to long to leave them.

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Understood.
I was only jesting. :thumbup:

Six Bells in Peterstone.
Stunning food and very dog friendly.

weatherspoons

chipspie

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Originally Posted by BlueWales

She is coming to Cardiff from Carmarthenshire hence the need to bring the dogs too.

Eight hours or so way to long to leave them.

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dont let a bitch rule your life

chipspie

Blue Anchor in Aberthaw. Not cheap but excellent food

Fecking hate dogs in pubs, apart from guide dogs.
Should be banned like smoking.

NO!

too much tax]]]


chipspie

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Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn

Fecking hate dogs in pubs, apart from guide dogs.
Should be banned like smoking.

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Why may I ask ?

Generally I get more grief from people than dogs in pubs.

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Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn

Fecking hate dogs in pubs, apart from guide dogs.
Should be banned like smoking.

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^^THIS^^ Why do people take their dogs to the pub? I don't want a smelly mutt anywhere near me while I'm eating.

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Why may I ask ?

Generally I get more grief from people than dogs in pubs.

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Fair comment, people can be cnuts but from a hygiene point of view I am not happy having a smelly dog sniffing my bollocks while I am trying to eat my supper.

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Originally Posted by Tandy

^^THIS^^ Why do people take their dogs to the pub? I don't want a smelly mutt anywhere near me while I'm eating.

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Cat lover I expect :hehe:

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Originally Posted by jeremy corbyn

Fair comment, people can be cnuts but from a hygiene point of view I am not happy having a smelly dog sniffing my bollocks while I am trying to eat my supper.

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I thought that's what your wife did :hehe: Why do you assume dogs are smelly and have any interest in your bollocks ?

My dog is not guilty on both counts.

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Originally Posted by BlueWales

I thought that's what your wife did :hehe: Why do you assume dogs are smelly and have any interest in your bollocks ?

My dog is not guilty on both counts.

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he spread nuttella on his balls for dogs come and licky licky

chipspie

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Originally Posted by BlueWales

I thought that's what your wife did :hehe: Why do you assume dogs are smelly and have any interest in your bollocks ?

My dog is not guilty on both counts.

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My missus hasnt smelled my bollocks for years. Probably have more luck with your moggie!

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Originally Posted by BlueWales

She is coming to Cardiff from Carmarthenshire hence the need to bring the dogs too.

Eight hours or so way to long to leave them.

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Tell her to come by bus or car . Long way to cycle with two dogs .

Can't stand smelly dogs anywhere near me while I am eating , or smelly people .

If there wasn't such thing as being able to take a dog to a pub then we would never be able to go out for a meal whilst on holiday. We wouldn't ever leave our dog at the holidaycottages on her own as its a strange place and the dog would get anxious. You also don't know who's about the place etc. She is quite lively so we tend to sit outside in the pub garden even in February we've done this but personally I don't see anything wrong with taking dogs to the pub as long as they are kept on the lead and next to the owner. I've seen smellier people in pubs than dogs before :hehe: I can understand that you don't want a dog wondering around in a pub as some people are allergic or scared of dogs but well behaved dogs should be fine.

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Tell her to come by bus or car . Long way to cycle with two dogs .

Can't stand smelly dogs anywhere near me while I am eating , or smelly people .

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No wonder you moved to Wales.

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Originally Posted by Tandy

^^THIS^^ Why do people take their dogs to the pub? I don't want a smelly mutt anywhere near me while I'm eating.

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Excellent. I know now that if a pub is dog friendly you're not likely to be there :)

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Originally Posted by SuperBluebirds91

If there wasn't such thing as being able to take a dog to a pub then we would never be able to go out for a meal whilst on holiday. We wouldn't ever leave our dog at the holidaycottages on her own as its a strange place and the dog would get anxious. You also don't know who's about the place etc. She is quite lively so we tend to sit outside in the pub garden even in February we've done this but personally I don't see anything wrong with taking dogs to the pub as long as they are kept on the lead and next to the owner. I've seen smellier people in pubs than dogs before :hehe: I can understand that you don't want a dog wondering around in a pub as some people are allergic or scared of dogs but well behaved dogs should be fine.

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I had a dog that lived 16 years, not once did I take him to the pub. Maybe I'm more considerate I don't know.

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Excellent. I know now that if a pub is dog friendly you're not likely to be there :)

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Have you got an opinion on dogs in pubs or are you just trolling again?

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Originally Posted by Tandy

Have you got an opinion on dogs in pubs or are you just trolling again?

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Just stating the obvious :-)

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Have you got an opinion on dogs in pubs or are you just trolling again?

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I'm blaming brexit for allowing the feckin things in pubs, if it's not smelly fkin dogs, it screaming fkin kids.

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I'm blaming brexit for allowing the feckin things in pubs, if it's not smelly fkin dogs, it screaming fkin kids.

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What's it got to do with Brexit ?

Europeans are way more tolerant of dogs in bars and restaurants than we are but
this hasn't translated across to the UK.

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Originally Posted by BlueWales

What's it got to do with Brexit ?

Europeans are way more tolerant of dogs in bars and restaurants than we are but
this hasn't translated across to the UK.

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Absolutely right. At the moment the pub industry needs to attract as many customers as it can.

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Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee

Absolutely right. At the moment the pub industry needs to attract as many customers as it can.

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So keep the smelly dogs out.

Try The Bucaneer in Barry mate. Crikey, I've seen some dogs in there lately! :frown:

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Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock

So keep the smelly dogs out.

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I have the odd pub meal here and there and have never noticed that pubs have been overrun by dogs. In fact, it's not often I see them, so anyone who says they won't go to a pub because there might be a dog or more there is probably lying. One of my more regular haunts has a room that people tend to use if they bring a dog as it is in an area where there are lots of walkers/doggers/Sludge. It's also a very busy place that sells good food, but slightly out of the way so people have to make an effort to go there. The landlord himself has two. If dogs are detrimental to trade, it hasn't happened there.

steve r in his car playing his tunes in a bar do do do do do

chipspie

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Originally Posted by Eric the Half a Bee

I have the odd pub meal here and there and have never noticed that pubs have been overrun by dogs. In fact, it's not often I see them, so anyone who says they won't go to a pub because there might be a dog or more there is probably lying. One of my more regular haunts has a room that people tend to use if they bring a dog as it is in an area where there are lots of walkers/doggers/Sludge. It's also a very busy place that sells good food, but slightly out of the way so people have to make an effort to go there. The landlord himself has two. If dogs are detrimental to trade, it hasn't happened there.

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The Black something or other up in Caerphilly ?
I dont mind dogs really, would rather they kept away from me whilst I was eating though.

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Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock

The Black something or other up in Caerphilly ?
I dont mind dogs really, would rather they kept away from me whilst I was eating though.

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It's called The Black Cock Inn. Has something of a rep for attracting those who are having affairs.

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Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.

It's called The Black Cock Inn. Has something of a rep for attracting those who are having affairs.

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Noted

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Originally Posted by Jimmy the Jock

So keep the smelly dogs out.

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As well as the sweaty socks ?:hehe:

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Six Bells in Peterstone.
Stunning food and very dog friendly.

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This. Also, in the same neck of the woods, the Cefn Mably Arms in Michaelston Y Fedw. Very dog friendly - free treats and even a discount at certain times (Yappy Hour or something, it's called). The owners have a cocker. Certainly not the sort of place for some on here by the sounds of it.

Thanks gents that gives me 5 to work on.