Moore & Moore Cafe

Moore & Moore Cafe occupies 46 Henry St in Fremantle's West End, set in the courtyard and front rooms of the heritage listed Moores Building. The courtyard does the heavy lifting for dog owners: it is the outdoor zone where dogs are welcome, shaded by the old walls, and it sits a short walk from the West End's quiet streets, which double as an on leash warm up before breakfast.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating areas, including the courtyard in front of the heritage building, with water and shade provided outside, while the indoor dining rooms stay people and service animals only. The dog friendly listing is carried by venue directories and Perth dog friendly roundups rather than a written venue policy, so confirm the courtyard arrangement with staff on arrival, particularly during live music sessions when the outdoor space fills fast. The courtyard's shade makes the summer mornings workable, which is not a given in a Freo summer.

The kitchen leans into breakfast done properly: eggs benny and chilli eggs anchor the morning, vegan nachos and gluten free options cover the rest of the table, and live music sessions give the courtyard a different character by late morning. Trade runs 7am to 3pm every day, so there is a genuine seven day breakfast window with the dog. Parking in the West End is metered on the surrounding streets and fills early on weekends, so arriving before 8am is the low friction version of the visit.

While you're out there

Fremantle rewards a walking circuit. GESHA Cafe Fremantle and The Salty Beetroot are the next dog friendly coffee stops if you are doing a cafe crawl, and Clancy's Fish Pub is the established dog friendly dinner option when the day runs long.

The Fremantle destination page groups the city's dog friendly venues in one list, and the Western Australia cafes guide covers the rest of the state's dog friendly coffee.