Cafe Without A Name

Cafe Without A Name is a rustic, warehouse-style cafe on McCauley Street in Alexandria, set back from the main roads and shaded by trees. With seating that is largely outdoors, it is an easy spot to bring a dog for a quick, affordable coffee.

The dog setup. Seating is primarily outdoors at pallet tables and chairs under the trees, which makes it naturally dog-friendly. Keep your dog on a lead beside you. Water bowls are often around given the outdoor setup, but carry your own on busier mornings.

Good to know. It is known for a good, affordable bacon and egg roll and decent coffee at lower prices than the trendier cafes nearby. Note the early hours: it runs mornings only and closes late morning, so it is a breakfast and coffee stop, not a brunch sit-down.

Getting there. Find it at 50 McCauley Street, near the Alexandria industrial area. Street parking is on the surrounding streets but can be limited during business hours.

Nearby with the dogs. Sydney Park, with extensive off-leash areas, a lake and walking paths, is close by and pairs well with an early coffee here.

When to go. Go early, given the morning-only hours. Good for an easy outdoor coffee with the dog before the day warms up.

Sources

• Cafe Without a Name - The Tolerant Table · thetoleranttable.wordpress.com

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