
Espressly Coffee Co
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Buderim, QLD
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Dogs are welcome in the street-front outdoor seating, and given the venue leans takeaway and quick visits, the footpath pause with your dog over a flat white is the natural shape of a stop here. Espressly Coffee Co is a small hole-in-the-wall coffee spot at 1/29 Main Street in Buderim village, built around takeaway and street-front seating rather than a full sit-down room.
Espressly Coffee Co is a small hole-in-the-wall coffee spot at 1/29 Main Street in Buderim village, built around takeaway and street-front seating rather than a full sit-down room. It is a genuinely dog-welcoming stop: the kitchen makes Pup Cakes for canine customers, which puts it ahead of most village cafes on the dog-treat front.
The dog setup
Dogs are welcome in the street-front outdoor seating, and given the venue leans takeaway and quick visits, the footpath pause with your dog over a flat white is the natural shape of a stop here. The Pup Cakes are the headline amenity, a dedicated dog treat rather than a hoped-for biscuit jar, so your dog gets their own order. The strip is compact and the seating is limited, so this suits a quick coffee leg on a village walk more than a long settled brunch with a large dog underfoot.
Max: grab a Pup Cake and a protein iced coffee, then walk it off around the village, the counter is quick enough that nobody gets restless.
The vibe and the menu
Espressly is known for specialty coffee and protein iced coffees, with a cabinet of sweet treats that includes gluten-free and vegan options. The regulars talk about online ordering and queue skipping, handy on a weekend morning when the village coffee trade peaks. Hours run 7am to 11am on weekdays and 6am to 1pm on weekends, so it is strictly a morning operation: weekday visits are an early-coffee affair, while Saturdays and Sundays stretch to a late breakfast.
Getting there and parking
The cafe sits on Main Street in the heart of Buderim village. Street parking is available on Main Street but tightens in the middle of the village, with off-street parking near the Middys complex as the practical backup. Buderim sits on the plateau above the Sunshine Coast's coastal strip, so it pairs well with a beach morning down the hill.
Close by with the dogs
For a green break after coffee, Elizabeth Daniels Park fenced dog park is a short drive, and Brightwater Park fenced dog park over at Mountain Creek gives a bigger run. Other dog-friendly village stops include Vandy's Cafe on Burnett Street, plus Feeka espresso and Hamptons Espresso nearby.
More options are on the Queensland dog friendly cafes guide and the Buderim destination page.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.