6 Best Dog Friendly Restaurants in Studley

6 restaurants available nearby

1. The Holly Bush

4.6

Exceptional(1033)

Price: Expensive

• Gastro Pub • Redditch

Booked 6 times today

The Hollybush, is situated just off the A435, Junction 3, M42, down a quiet and peaceful Gorcott Hill. We are a family friendly Pub that also offers dining, sourcing local fresh produce wherever we can. We have a beautiful garden where you can sit on the patio or even on the grass and enjoy the sun we get all day long. If you enjoy good beer, drinks & food then you have found the place to come.

2. The Bulls Head

4.8

Exceptional(710)

Price: Moderate

• Thai • Henley-in-Arden

Booked 15 times today

Enjoy exquisite, authentic Thai cuisine & the service you deserve, in our delightful, old-world heritage pub. With great ales, drafts, crafts & wine, as well as some of your Great British pub grub favourites, there's really no reason not to visit The Bull's Head. Our team of devoted Thai chefs offer an enticing menu of signature & special dishes, quickly earning us a noteworthy reputation.We welcome you to join us. Experience our informal, attentive service & authentic Thai cuisine within our fabulous, historical 400 year old Inn.

A photo of The Forest Bar & Restaurant restaurant

3. The Forest Bar & Restaurant

4.6

Exceptional(981)

Price: Moderate

• British • Solihull

Booked 22 times today

The Forest Hotel is a boutique hotel and bar with 12 luxury bedrooms and an award-winning Gastro-Pub restaurant, located in the heart of Dorridge, directly opposite the train station. An 1870's coach house turned boutique hotel, The Forest Hotel bridges traditional with contemporary. Our cosy fine dining restaurant offers a wide selection of meals - ranging from our Pub Classics and Famous Chicken Wings to our award winning Sunday Roasts and our delightful Lunch menu, which changes weekly.

4. Fleur de Lys

4.6

Exceptional(2461)

Price: Moderate

• Gastro Pub • Henley-in-Arden

Booked 21 times today

Nestled in the picturesque village of Lowonsford, on the banks of the Stratford Canal, between winding country roads that used to be part of the Forest of Arden, The Fleur De Lys is the very best kind of country pub. Packed full of quaint charm and quirky corners beneath its C16th wooden beams, The Fleur is a cosy haven in the winter and an extensive paradise in the summer. There are so many tiny wonders packed into this historic building that you will always find something new to fall in love with when you visit. Our garden boasts an acre of land to run riot on and a low level wooden children’s playground, alongside over 30 tables and benches. We’re ideally situated for walkers and ramblers who wish to explore the canal towpath or a variety of local walks. If you’re intending on zooming through this part of Warwickshire on a bicycle, The Fleur makes an excellent intermediary watering hole to fortify you for the ride ahead.

5. The One Elm

4.6

Exceptional(378)

Price: Moderate

• Gastro Pub • Stratford-Upon-Avon

Booked 8 times today

The One Elm was the second pub in the Peach Pubs’ stable. It has long been a stalwart in the Stratford social scene. Our latest refurbishment has added cosy booths and a new log fire up in the Loft and re-paved the courtyard, so it’s the perfect spot to eat, drink and catch up with friends any time of the day or year.

6. MELT

4.2

Awesome(230)

Price: Moderate

• Pizzeria • Bromsgrove

A new independent restaurant serving Neapolitan Pizza, banging Burgers, ice-cold Beers + lots of Prosecco.From a quick catch-up with a friend, to a tasty slice from our Slice Bar, or even a big get together with your friends or family — we’ve got you covered. We’ll even bring the food to your door with delivery coming soon!Please note: MELT is a cashless restaurant.

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6 restaurants available nearby

1. The Holly Bush

2. The Bulls Head

3. The Forest Bar & Restaurant

4. Fleur de Lys

5. The One Elm

6. MELT

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