Sexie Coffie Bundaberg - Bundaberg Coffee House & Drive-Thru

Sexie Coffie is a coffee house and drive-thru at Shop 3/269 Bourbong Street, on the western edge of the Bundaberg Central grid. It opens from 5am most days, which makes it a natural first stop for early walkers, and the drive-thru lane means you can collect breakfast without unloading the dog at all.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome at the ground-level outdoor tables, and staff are known to put out water bowls, though carrying your own is the safer bet. Entry and seating are wheelchair accessible, so getting a dog in is easy. If you would rather keep things contained, order through the drive-thru and take the coffee to the river. Hours run to early afternoon most days, with Thursday trading later into the afternoon.

Worth knowing

The menu leans sweet and generous: hot cinnamon donuts made fresh, acai bowls, wraps and toasties for breakfast, plus loaded brownies and Butterbing cookie sandwiches. Drinks run to sweet cream cold brew, frappes, milkshakes and Italian sodas alongside the standard coffee line. It is a casual, family-friendly room with high chairs and an onsite restroom, and large portions at modest prices are the recurring theme in reviews.

Getting there and parking

The cafe sits on Bourbong Street just off the central grid, with free off-street and street parking at the door, so parking with a dog on board is straightforward.

Close by with the dogs

Alexandra Park and the Burnett River parkland are close by for an on-lead walk, and the cafe is a regular start point for local walking groups. For fenced off-lead time, the Bundaberg North dog park is a short drive across the river and the Daph Geddes Park fenced dog park sits east of town. Another solid stop in the region is Cafe 1928 at the Bundaberg Botanic Gardens, which welcomes dogs at its outdoor tables.

Max: hit the drive-thru first, then walk the river. Donuts travel well and the human shares.

Weekday mornings are the calm window for an outdoor table. More Bundaberg options are on the Bundaberg Central destination page and in the Queensland dog friendly cafes guide.