Breakky & Brew
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Dunsborough, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Dogs are welcome at the outdoor seating on a lead, and unlike most small cafes this one runs an actual dog menu alongside the human menu, so your dog can order too. The kitchen's reputation rests on coffee and a tidy cooked breakfast: brekky burritos, properly cooked eggs, acai bowls and thick milkshakes for the kids, with lunch options like tandoori chicken salad and even soft-serve in the afternoon.
Breakky & Brew is a small, well-reviewed cafe at 26a/55 Dunn Bay Road in the Dunsborough town centre, trading daily from 7am (to 4pm, 3pm on Sundays). It is a short walk from the Dunsborough foreshore, which makes it a natural first or last stop on a coastal walk with the dog, and the venue actively courts the dog crowd rather than merely tolerating it.
The dog setup
Dogs are welcome at the outdoor seating on a lead, and unlike most small cafes this one runs an actual dog menu alongside the human menu, so your dog can order too. The policy is informal rather than posted, so confirm seating with staff on arrival, and there is no guarantee of water bowls, which makes a travel bowl a sensible pack.
Pepsi: this is one of the few places down south where the dog gets their own menu, not just a crust of bacon. Worth checking what is on it that day.
Worth knowing
The kitchen's reputation rests on coffee and a tidy cooked breakfast: brekky burritos, properly cooked eggs, acai bowls and thick milkshakes for the kids, with lunch options like tandoori chicken salad and even soft-serve in the afternoon. Reviews are strong but the venue is small, so material on the full range is limited and the cooked plates can sell down on busy mornings.
Getting there and parking
The cafe sits in the Dunn Bay Road strip near the Dunsborough Centrepoint shopping area, with street parking along Dunn Bay Road and more in the surrounding town-centre car parks, all within a couple of minutes on foot.
Close by with the dogs
The Dunsborough foreshore is about five minutes away, but note the City of Busselton rules: the grassed foreshore between Gifford Road and the Centennial Park car park is on-lead, and the main town beach hub near Dunn Bay Road restricts dogs further, with some stretches prohibiting them in summer daytime hours. Designated off-lead pockets sit near Banks Avenue and Bay View Crescent. For other stops, Evviva Cafe and Sora Cafe are dog-friendly alternatives in town.
More options are on the Western Australia dog friendly cafes guide and the Dunsborough destination page.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
