Yappy meals, paw star martinis and pawsecco - the Manchester bars designing menus for dogs

Dogs are now allowed on the trams and since then, they seem to be everywhere in the city centre.

No longer having to be left behind when their owners pop out for a drink or two (or three) it seems logical that a number of Manchester bars and hotels are now accommodating their little bellies too.

The same goes for leafy suburbs - hospitality is stretching to catering for canine cuisine. This summer here are a few places where your pooch will get a pawesome welcome.

The Metropolitan in Didsbury has introduced a new menu exclusively for dogs.

Cutely named The Fox Inn Dog Menu, it features a range of doggy dishes, ‘dog bowls’, ‘treat pots’ and drinks.

The popular venue, on Burton Road also offer a’ yappy meal’ and a ‘paw-star martini’.

The pub says: “We believe dogs are part of the family and it is important they are well catered for on your visit to The Metropolitan.

“Our dog menu is full of little luxuries for your four-legged friend! From doggy-safe drinks including our Paw-star Martini, and our wonderful yappy meals including Fish and Chips, this menu is sure to get tails wagging.

“So, whether you are joining us after a long dog walk or meeting up with family and friends, you can be sure there will be something delicious for you and your pup to enjoy at The Metropolitan.”

MOTLEY, part of YOTEL recently whipped up a Pawtails menu, exclusively designed for furry guest friends offering ‘Pawsecco,’ a delightful dog-friendly bubbly, and an assortment of delectable treats .

And YOTEL Manchester Deansgate is going pawsitively wild for its furry visitors.

One of the city’s most stylish, pet-friendly hotels, ensures your stay is as comfortable for your dog as it is for you. You can take advantage of lavish dog beds and bowls in guests’ rooms.

Refuge has also got in on the act - rewarding popular Sunday dog walks with a roast dinner specially designed for dogs.

Families with four-legged members don’t have to leave anyone behind – as Kimpton Clocktower Hotel is pet friendly, and dog owners can even enjoy a Sunday roast with their pet as part of The Refuge’s new menu offering where every Sunday, dogs can join their owners with their own dog roast bowl – a mini roast featuring meat, veggies and just a litle dash of gravy.

So cute it hurts.