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Two Dogs Laughing
cafe ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

Two Dogs Laughing

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Beaconsfield, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

pancakesumami scramoutdoor seatingvegan optionshomemade sausage rollfriendly staffcreamy chicken piepoached eggs

Two Dogs Laughing is a laid-back, dog-loving brunch spot on South Street in Beaconsfield, a few minutes back from the Fremantle coast. It has built its name on being genuinely welcoming to dogs, not just tolerant of them, and a local newspaper review has called it out for exactly that.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome both outdoors and inside, which makes this a solid option even on a cold or wet Fremantle morning. Staff are used to four-legged regulars, so keep your dog leashed and settled and you will fit right in.

Good to know. The menu leans into hearty, flavour-forward brunch classics: think pancakes, an umami scram, a homemade sausage roll and a creamy chicken pie, with vegan options on the menu too. Reviewers consistently mention friendly staff and a relaxed, unpretentious vibe.

Getting there and parking. The cafe is at 199 South Street, Beaconsfield WA 6162. Parking is mostly on the surrounding residential streets, with a small free lot nearby, so arrive early on weekends if you want a park right out front.

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A cafe that lets you sit inside with a coffee and a sausage roll while your dog naps under the table is basically the dream, just remember your lead.

Nearby with the dogs. South Beach's off-leash area is a short drive towards the coast if your dog needs a proper run before or after brunch.

When to go: weekday mornings are the easiest for a table with a dog in tow. Weekends get busy fast given the 6am to 2pm window, so turn up early if you want to linger.

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