Finding a cafe that actually welcomes your dog in Perth shouldn’t take half an hour of scrolling reviews hoping someone mentions it. This guide rounds up cafes across the city we’ve confirmed are genuinely dog-friendly, from Fremantle’s cafe strips to the northern beaches and out to the hills.
Every cafe below has been checked for a real dog-friendly signal, water bowls, treats, a dog menu, or a proper outdoor welcome, not just pulled from an old list and hoped for the best.
Want something more specific? We’ve also got a dedicated guide to Perth cafes that serve puppuccinos.
📋 In This Guide
- Daisies (Cottesloe)
- Fika on Brix (Beckenham)
- Finlays & Sons (Inglewood)
- Steam Haus (Maylands)
- The Kiosk (Floreat Beach)
- The Little Pantry (Shenton Park)
- The Sparrow’s Nest (East Victoria Park)
- Third Wheel (South Fremantle)
- Union Kitchen (Mindarie)
Coffee, Brunch and Dogs: The Full List
Here’s the full list, sorted alphabetically so no cafe gets billed above another. Jump to whichever one’s closest using the list above, or just start scrolling.
Daisies
CottesloeKid-friendly, dog-friendly, and a two-minute stroll from Cottesloe Beach, Daisies doesn’t do things by halves. Expect a warm welcome and a menu that’s just as easy to love as the location.
Fika on Brix
BeckenhamTucked inside Mills Park, Fika on Brix pairs a park-side coffee with genuinely pet-friendly outdoor seating. A good excuse to stretch a Mills Park walk into a proper coffee stop.
Finlays & Sons
InglewoodSerious coffee, seriously relaxed dog policy. The alfresco at Finlays & Sons is where the regulars, two-legged and four, hang out.
Steam Haus
MaylandsSteam Haus has a not-so-secret weapon: home-made dog cookies that might be more popular than the coffee. Good excuse to make this your regular Maylands stop.
The Kiosk
Floreat BeachGrab a coffee with your paws in the sand, literally. The Kiosk sits right on Floreat Beach and keeps a summer menu and live music going through the warmer months.
The Little Pantry
Shenton ParkBig courtyard, bigger welcome. The Little Pantry gives dogs room to actually flop down and relax, not just perch by the table leg.
The Sparrow’s Nest
East Victoria ParkWater bowls, treats and a puppuccino on request, The Sparrow’s Nest treats the dog order like it matters just as much as yours.
Third Wheel
South FremantleThe outdoor tables at Third Wheel are genuinely half human, half dog. A proper South Freo local haunt worth making a regular stop.
Union Kitchen
MindarieUnion Kitchen doesn’t just allow dogs, it built a whole menu for them: think the Dogs Bark-Fast, water bowls at the door, and beds in two sizes for whoever turns up.
🐾 Know A Cafe That Should Be Here?
Know a Perth cafe that welcomes dogs and isn’t on this list yet? Tell us about it, we check every suggestion before adding it. If you run a cafe, we’d love to hear from you too, whether that’s about this guide or a full directory listing.
