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Dog-friendly cafes, pubs and restaurants in Dundee and Angus

Short answer: We have 11 dog-friendly cafes, pubs and restaurants listed in Dundee and Angus: The Bach, The Wine Press, Cake or Dice, 77° South at Discovery Point, The Camperdown Elm, Forgan's Broughty Ferry.

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The Bach Dundee

Inside: Well-behaved dogs welcome before 6pm; limited dog tables, so pick the dog-friendly option when you book

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The Wine Press Dundee

Inside: Dogs welcome, with water bowls and treats; dogs not allowed on the bench seating

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Source: Venue website

Cake or Dice Dundee

Inside: All dogs welcome inside, not just assistance dogs

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Source: Venue website

77° South at Discovery Point Dundee

Inside: Dogs welcome in the cafe

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Source: Venue website

The Camperdown Elm Dundee

Inside: Dogs welcome in the bar area Outside: Beer garden

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Source: Venue website

Forgan's Broughty Ferry Broughty Ferry

Inside: Well-behaved dogs on a lead in the bar area only; not in the main restaurant Outside: Outside area is dog friendly

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Source: Venue website

The Fisherman's Tavern Broughty Ferry

Inside: Dog-friendly pub; dogs on a lead inside and out Outside: Outdoor seating area

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Source: Venue website

The Culdee Monifieth

Inside: Dog friendly

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Longparke Farm cafe Monifieth

Inside: Not inside Outside: Well-behaved dogs welcome in the outdoor seating area, on leads

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Source: Venue website

Gather Kitchen and Deli Carnoustie

Inside: Dogs welcome inside at certain tables, on a lead, paws on the floor; book ahead

Dog policy checked

Source: official/visitor guide

Tee Caddy Carnoustie

Inside: Dogs welcome on a lead; free water bowls

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Source: official/visitor guide

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