Five Farms Cafe

Five Farms Cafe is the estate brunch spot on Wild Goose Way, a big, bright room that opens onto an outdoor dining area where pets are welcomed under the venue's own policy. That makes it one of the more dependable dog friendly options in Clyde North: the outdoor space is part of the design, not a footpath workaround, so there is real room for a dog to settle.

The dog setup

Book or arrive early and ask for an outdoor table; the venue's pet policy applies to that area only, so indoor seating is for humans. The outdoor tables sit under cover, and the estate streets around Wild Goose Way are quiet enough for a pre-breakfast walk on lead. Doors open 6:30am on weekdays and 7am on weekends, closing 4pm most days and 3:30pm Sunday, so the early wave gets the calmest tables.

The kitchen leans generous. Shakshuka and the egg and bacon roll do the breakfast work, the chicken parma shows up at brunch scale, and the tropical smoothie and a broad cake selection cover the counter trade. Staff have a reputation for welcoming, which extends to the four legged guests at the outside tables according to the same policy.

Pair it with

Clyde North is fenced dog park country. Selandra Rise fenced dog park is the closest off lead run, with Corroboree Street fenced dog park and Dablam Street fenced dog park both inside a five minute drive. A lap of the park, then eggs at Five Farms, is the standard local loop. If you want a second coffee stop, Delaray and Co is a reported dog friendly cafe nearby.

Parking is on site along Wild Goose Way with the estate streets as overflow on weekends. The Clyde North destination page pulls the suburb's dog friendly venues together, and the Victoria cafes guide covers the wider southeast corridor.