Little H Cafe
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Duncraig, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Little H Cafe sits in the Marri Road shopping strip in Duncraig, one of Perth's northern beachside suburbs, and it is the rare suburban cafe where the dog welcome is part of the offer rather than an afterthought. For a fenced run instead, Carine Fenced Dog Park sits just south, and Grounded Cafe at Kallaroo is another dog-friendly coffee option in the same pocket of the northern suburbs.
Little H Cafe sits in the Marri Road shopping strip in Duncraig, one of Perth's northern beachside suburbs, and it is the rare suburban cafe where the dog welcome is part of the offer rather than an afterthought. The alfresco courtyard takes dogs, staff bring out water bowls, and puppycinos are printed on the menu. Locals rate the all-day brunch menu highly, which is why the courtyard is often full.
The dog setup
Dogs are welcome in the white alfresco courtyard, where umbrellas provide shade through the morning. Staff bring out fresh water bowls, and the puppycino is a real menu item, not a trick you have to negotiate. Keep your dog leashed and settled; the courtyard is cosy rather than sprawling, so a dog that guards its patch will be working the whole time. A handful of reviewers mention indoor access for well-behaved dogs, but treat the courtyard as the reliable option.
The menu
The kitchen works through Locale Coffee Roasters beans and a brunch list with real range: eggs benedict with a fried chicken twist, bubble and squeak with house-made hash browns, croquettes, reuben sandwiches, mushroom and halloumi toasties, pan-fried ricotta gnocchi with chorizo, and a running rotation of pancake specials. It opens 6:00 am to 3:00 pm, seven days, and bookings (call or text 0448 181 803) are worth making for weekend brunch with the dog in tow.
Getting there and parking
The cafe is at 34 Marri Road, with free street parking and a small lot servicing the strip. Spaces tighten on weekend mornings when the brunch queue builds, so earlier is easier with a dog in the car.
Make a day of it
The coast is close: Hillarys Dog Beach is a short drive west for an off-leash run on the sand, with washdown taps at the 140 Whitfords Avenue entrance. For a fenced run instead, Carine Fenced Dog Park sits just south, and Grounded Cafe at Kallaroo is another dog-friendly coffee option in the same pocket of the northern suburbs.
More options are on the WA dog friendly cafes guide and the Duncraig destination page.
Max: book the courtyard for a weekend or aim for a weekday. A full tight courtyard is hard work for a dog that likes its space.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
