Central Greenough Cafe

Central Greenough Cafe sits within the historic Central Greenough heritage settlement on Gregory Rd, serving casual meals and coffee with views of heritage buildings and surrounding countryside. The defining draw for dog owners: dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area, where tables look over the settlement and alpacas grazing in the adjoining paddock.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating area on a leash, kept well-behaved around other patrons and the paddock animals. Water bowls are often available, though a portable bowl of your own is a sensible backup.

Good to know. The cafe is known for coffee, homemade cakes and casual meals, with friendly staff behind a 4.4 rating across 448 reviews. Alpacas in the adjoining paddock are regularly visible from the outdoor tables.

Getting there. On Gregory Rd within the historic Greenough area, with free onsite parking. Open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 3pm, closed Mondays.

Nearby with the dogs. Greenough has few other dog-friendly venues, so Geraldton, a short drive north, is the next best bet: Remi French Cafe or The Murchison Tavern for another meal, or Geraldton Caravan Park for a dog-friendly base. The Greenough Museum and Gardens and the Greenough River are also close by for a leg-stretch.

When to go. Aim for a midweek morning for quiet tables and settled weather, and arrive before midday for a relaxed lunch.

Sources

• Central Greenough Cafe - Google Maps listing · google.com
• Plan Your Visit - Greenough Museum and Gardens · greenoughmuseum.org.au

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