The Crosse Keys
9 Gracechurch Street, City of London, EC3V 0DR
Dogs welcome throughout. A large Wetherspoons in a former bank building.
Banking Hall Grandeur, Dogs Welcome
The Crosse Keys occupies a former HSBC banking hall on Gracechurch Street in the City of London, and the interior is spectacular — soaring ceilings, columns and the kind of architectural grandeur that no purpose-built pub could match. As a Wetherspoons, dogs are welcome throughout, and for dog owners passing through the City, it offers an affordable, spacious and architecturally impressive place to stop with a dog.
What Makes The Crosse Keys Dog-Friendly?
Dogs welcome throughout as per Wetherspoons policy. The space is vast, providing plenty of room for dogs.
Food and Drink
Standard Wetherspoons menu with affordable real ales. The value is excellent.
The Setting
A spectacular former banking hall with soaring ceilings and columns. The scale is impressive.
Nearby Dog Walks
The Thames Path is a short walk via Lower Thames Street. Tower of London grounds nearby. Leadenhall Market is interesting to walk through.
Good to Know
No car park. Monument or Bank Tube nearby. The City is quiet at weekends, which suits dogs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are dogs allowed in The Crosse Keys?
Yes, throughout. Wetherspoons dog-friendly policy.
Does The Crosse Keys have a beer garden?
No outdoor space.
Is The Crosse Keys good for dogs?
Good for a City stop. The vast interior gives dogs plenty of space.
Does The Crosse Keys serve food?
Yes, Wetherspoons menu. No dog menu.
Are there dog walks near The Crosse Keys?
Thames Path, Tower of London and Leadenhall Market nearby.
Can dogs sit inside at The Crosse Keys?
Yes, throughout the pub.
Does The Crosse Keys have parking?
No. Monument or Bank Tube nearby.
Is The Crosse Keys family and dog friendly?
Yes, families and dogs welcome.
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