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House of Ivy
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House of Ivy

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Albury, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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House of Ivy is a busy all-day cafe at 501 Dean Street (entrance on Olive Street) in central Albury, and dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables out front and on the back garden terrace. If you want coffee and breakfast with the dog at your feet without a special trip, this one is easy.

The dog setup. Dogs join you outside only, either at the street-side front tables or the rear garden terrace, which gives you a bit more room on a busy morning. Indoors is people only. Staff are used to dogs, but there is no guarantee of a bowl, so bring your own water for warm days.

Good to know. The draw here is the coffee and a reliable all-day breakfast and lunch menu, in a bright central spot. It gets bustling, so the calmer back terrace is the better pick if your dog would rather skip the foot traffic. Hours generally run from 7am to around 2pm, with Sundays often closed, so confirm before a special trip.

Getting there and parking. Street parking is available on Olive Street and Dean Street, with some free off-street parking nearby. If you are staying central, it is an easy walk in.

Nearby with the dogs. You are a short stroll from the Albury Botanic Gardens for a shaded on-leash wander, and a few minutes from the Noreuil Park foreshore on the Murray River to stretch the legs after coffee.

Come earlier on weekends for a quieter table, grab the back terrace if the dog prefers calm, and pair the visit with a riverside walk to round out the morning.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs