The Glebe Hotel

The Glebe Hotel is a classic corner pub at 63 Bay Street, Glebe, proudly dog-friendly and popular with local owners. The standout is that leashed dogs are welcome inside the public bar as well as the beer garden, not just outdoors, so it holds up as an option even when the weather turns.

The dog setup. Leashed dogs are permitted in the public bar and the beer garden or courtyard area. Water bowls are provided out in the beer garden, and the bar keeps dog treats on hand. All dogs must remain on a leash at all times. There is no dog-friendly accommodation on site.

Known for. Solid, food-focused pub dining with reviews consistently mentioning the Sunday roast, beef and Guinness pie, and mulled wine. The venue hosts community initiatives such as The Men's Table and features live music, a fireplace for colder months, and a courtyard and beer garden.

Getting there and parking. Street parking is available on Bay Street and side streets like Wentworth Street, but Glebe parking is time-restricted, so check the signs carefully, especially on weekends. Bus stops on Broadway or Bay Street are a short walk away.

Nearby with the dogs. Wentworth Park, with an off-leash area, is roughly a two-minute walk. For a cafe stop, try Quarry St Cafe in nearby Ultimo or R Cafe & Restaurant in Camperdown.

When to go. The public bar and courtyard both take leashed dogs, so pick whichever suits your dog, the courtyard for space, the bar and fireplace for a cosier corner in winter. Good for owners who want a proper pub meal without leaving the dog at home.

Sources

• The Glebe Hotel - official site · theglebehotel.com.au
• Glebe Society Bulletin November 2020 · glebesociety.org.au

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.