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The Duke of Richmond - Hackney

316 Queensbridge Rd, London E8 3NH, United Kingdom

•Hackney

££

Pub, British

££•Pub, British

7.8

DFF Score

Highly Rated

4.3

(457)

7.8DFF Score

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Key Highlights

Near Victoria Park

8 min walk

Dogs welcome.

AboutAbout The Duke of Richmond - Hackney

The Duke of Richmond is a proper neighbourhood pub in the heart of Hackney serving beer, wine, cocktails, and honest pub food including burgers. The cosy atmosphere and friendly team have made it a local favourite for everything from a quick pint to weekend entertainment.

The pub comes alive at weekends with live music from 8pm on Saturdays and hosts a popular quiz night every Tuesday at 7:30pm. Happy hour runs from 4-7pm, and the Sunday roast draws regulars looking for quality traditional cooking. The kitchen operates Tuesday to Saturday evenings, with extended hours at weekends.

Dogs are welcome throughout, making it an excellent choice for a relaxed meal or drinks with your four-legged friend. Children are welcome until 6pm, and the accessible entrance ensures it's open to all.

Dog Friendly Finder Score

7.8/10

Our weighted 10-point scoring system prioritises dog-friendliness, food quality, and service excellence. We combine verified amenities and expert evaluations.

Dog Friendliness

7.5

Food & Beverage Quality

8.6

Service

7.5

Atmosphere

7.5

Value

7.6

What People Say

Based on verified customer reviews

4.3

(457 reviews)

This neighbourhood pub has built a strong local following for its welcoming atmosphere, quality Sunday roasts, and regular entertainment including quiz nights and live music. Customers particularly appreciate the relaxed vibe and the friendly team who create a genuinely hospitable environment. Dog owners regularly mention how welcome their four-legged friends are made to feel, with the pub's laid-back approach making it a popular post-walk destination.

Bar games

Great beer selection

Great wine list

Sports

Trivia night

Best Times to Visit The Duke of Richmond - Hackney

The Duke of Richmond gets busiest during Sunday lunch and on Friday and Saturday evenings, creating a lively pub atmosphere with live music at weekends. For a more relaxed pint, Monday and Tuesday evenings or weekday afternoons are notably quieter. Dog owners will find weekend mornings and Friday afternoons ideal - there's enough buzz to feel welcoming without being overwhelming.

🔥Buzzing

Sunday lunch • Friday evenings • Saturday evenings

😌Relaxed

Monday evenings • Weekday afternoons • Tuesday evenings

Getting There

Address

316 Queensbridge Rd, London E8 3NH, United Kingdom

By Car

For sat nav, use postcode E8 3NH. Parking in Hackney is mainly pay & display on surrounding streets, with restrictions typically Mon-Sat 8:30am-6:30pm. There's also free on-street parking available after 6:30pm and on Sundays.

By Train

The nearest station is Cambridge Heath on the London Overground, approximately a 7-minute walk away. Alternatively, you can use Bethnal Green on the Central line, which is about a 12-minute walk from the pub.

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Opening Hours

Monday

16:00 - 23:00

Tuesday

16:00 - 23:00

Wednesday

16:00 - 23:00

Thursday

16:00 - 23:00

Friday

14:00 - 00:30

Saturday

12:00 - 00:30

Sunday

12:00 - 22:00

Best Times with Dogs

Weekend morningsFriday afternoonsSaturday mornings

Nearest Dog Parks

Hackney Marshes

5 min drive

A 5-minute drive away, offering over 340 acres of open marshland and grassland along the River Lea. Excellent for long off-lead walks with extensive footpaths and waterside areas for dogs to explore.

Victoria Park

8 min walk

Just an 8-minute walk away, offering 213 acres of parkland with wide open spaces, lakes, and dedicated off-lead areas. One of East London's most popular dog walking destinations with plenty of space for running.

London Fields

10 min walk

A 10-minute walk away, offering 12 hectares of open grassland perfect for off-lead running. Popular with local dog owners and features a lido, play areas, and plenty of space for dogs to socialise.

3 dog friendly parks within 10 minutes

Features & Amenities

Accessibility

Step-Free EntryStep-Free Entry

Wheelchair AccessWheelchair Accessible

Amenities

Bar AreaBar Area

Atmosphere

CasualCasual Atmosphere

Family-FriendlyFamily-Friendly

Sports ViewingSports Viewing

Live MusicLive Music

Dining Options

Sunday RoastSunday Roast

Payment

Card PaymentsCard Payments Accepted

ContactlessContactless Payments

Services

Online BookingOnline Booking

Walk-ins OKWalk-ins Welcome

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before your visit

Yes, The Duke of Richmond welcomes dogs throughout the pub, both in the indoor seating areas and outside. It's a genuinely dog friendly local where four-legged guests are made to feel at home. Many customers bring their dogs after walks in nearby Victoria Park, making it a popular spot for dog owners in the neighbourhood.

The Duke of Richmond serves classic pub food including burgers and traditional British dishes. The kitchen is particularly known for its Sunday roasts, which draw regular crowds. Food is served Tuesday to Saturday evenings from 4-9:30pm, with extended hours on Friday (from 2pm) and weekends, plus Sunday service from noon to 7pm.

The Duke of Richmond is in the ££ price range, offering good value pub food and drinks. Expect mains to range from around £10-£18, with the Sunday roast being particularly popular. Happy hour runs from 4-7pm daily, offering even better value on drinks.

Reservations aren't required at The Duke of Richmond, and walk-ins are welcome throughout the week. However, booking is recommended for Sunday lunch when the roasts are very popular, and for weekend evenings when there's live music. You can book online through their ResDiary system or simply turn up for a more spontaneous visit.

The Duke of Richmond opens at 4pm Monday to Thursday, closing at 11pm. Friday hours are 2pm to 12:30am, Saturday is noon to 12:30am, and Sunday is noon to 10pm. The kitchen has slightly different hours, opening Tuesday to Saturday evenings (closed Monday) with Sunday service from noon to 7pm.

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