Elizabeth Bay Cafe

Elizabeth Bay Cafe is a cosy neighbourhood spot on Elizabeth Bay Road, known locally for corn fritters and a friendly, regulars-first feel that dog owners will fit right into.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables. The cafe sits on a busy corner, so keep your dog leashed and close. Indoor seating is for people only, but staff are known to be accommodating to dogs waiting outside.

Good to know. Known for sweet corn fritters, avocado toast, a goddess bowl, and a reuben that gets talked about. Coffee is solid and the outdoor seating makes it a good spot for people watching while your dog settles at your feet.

Getting there. The cafe is at 70 Elizabeth Bay Road. Street parking nearby is metered and limited; it's an easy walk from Kings Cross station or the local bus routes along Darlinghurst Road and Macleay Street.

Nearby with the dogs. Arthur McElhone Reserve is a short stroll away for a post-coffee stretch, and the Elizabeth Bay Marina makes for a scenic walk along the water.

When to go. Weekday mornings are calmer than weekend brunch, when outdoor tables go quickly. Good for a quick, low-fuss coffee stop with a well-behaved dog on lead.

Sources

• Sydney Dog-Friendly Cafe's - PetsOnMe · petsonme.com.au
• Dog-friendly Cafes in Sydney · sydneycafes.com.au

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.