There’s a daily menu of snacks for pooches, including Dogs Say Yes biscuits which are made with human-grade ingredients. The café prides itself on having a plant-based option for every breakfast and lunch menu item, as well as offering dishes dogs. The Old Garage, CamberwellĮveryone is catered for at the Old Garage. Mr West, FootscrayĪ popular watering hole for Melbourne’s western suburbs, Mr West is also popular with dogs.ĭogs are permitted in the Mr West bottle shop and in the upstairs courtyard, where you can enjoy the range of 30 taps offering wine, beer, cocktails and cider. The distillery has a lush outdoor area where on-leash dogs are welcome to relax with their owners. The spirits at this gin and whisky distillery are named after the owner’s dogs Teddy, Trooper, Rosey and Dodger, and their exploits around the farm. If you and your pooch find yourself on the Bellarine Peninsula, the Whiskery is a great place to whet your thirst. These events often bring in vendors selling pet accessories and dog-friendly snacks too.

In the past these have included Pooches and Prosecco, Dachshunds and Daiquiris, and Boxers and Beers. However, the Ascot Lot regularly celebrates pooches through special events. This food truck park and beer hall in Melbourne’s north-west has a rotating selection of food trucks, meaning each visit gives you the chance to try something new.ĭogs are welcome at the venue throughout the year. Guests are actively encouraged to bring their dogs but note that you must enter and exit through the beer garden gate on Pigdon Street if doing so. The Great Northern, Carlton Northīozo the border collie is the official pub dog at the Great Northern - a pub so dedicated to dogs that it runs an Instagram page dedicated to showing off its canine clientele. Then in late 2021, the Palace welcomed a second pub dog, Shadow, to the venue as well.ĭogs are warmly welcomed in the beer garden and other outdoor dining areas, so long as they remain leashed.

That’s certainly the case at the Palace Hotel in South Melbourne, where Billy has been the official pub dog for years.

Having a smiling dog for a logo is a pretty good indicator that a pub is dog-friendly. You don’t need a dog to hang out at the café either, human guests are welcome to simply come enjoy a coffee, crêpe and the paw-some atmosphere. The menu features French-inspired food, including canine crêpes with fillings such as peanut butter and cashew, fish with carrot, lettuce, turmeric, apple, spinach and ricotta. “I think she is the only dog in the world owning a creperie,” says Cherry. The café sports two separate menus - one for humans, and one specially for dogs.Ĭhez Misty is named after the owners’ dog Misty. “We offer dogs and humans a place to hang out in a uniquely designed restaurant: a backyard area with couches for dogs and an indoor off-leash relaxing room,” the duo says. The space features an expansive covered and heated alfresco area, as well as plenty of parking for bicycles.This casual eatery in St Kilda is run by Marc, a dog trainer, and his partner Cherry, a dog nutritionist. The space features an expansive covered and heated alfresco area, as well as plenty of parking for bicycles.įounded by Emilio Rogliano and designed by ODO (One Design Office) - the team behind a number of Melbourne venues include Jamu - the venue is will make the most of outdoor dining. The venue is will make the most of outdoor dining. Former Golden Bean winner Mark Leo will roast coffee onsite, including the café’s ‘Penthouse’ blend, dubbed Ding Ding, and its filter blend Wake Up Call.Ī retail selection will offer items such as ‘Everything Seasoning’ for bagels, coffee scented candles, Cold Brew home kits and coffee beans. Head chef Michael Martin will lead the kitchen, dishing up a menu that showcases quality produce with house-made sourdough crumpets and flatbread sitting alongside bagels supplied for Savion. Bellboy café is set to open in mid-November, bringing a brunch-style menu, dedicated bagel section and on-site roasted coffee to the East Brunswick Village development.

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