The Salty Beetroot

The Salty Beetroot is a modern-Australian brunch cafe on the High Street strip in central Fremantle, well regarded by locals and easy to bring a dog to thanks to its sidewalk tables. A clean coffee-and-brunch stop on a walk through town.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables on the High Street footpath, not inside. Staff are accommodating and often bring water out for dogs, though a bowl of your own is still worth carrying. The setup suits a relaxed pause mid-walk.

Good to know. The menu spans Turkish eggs, chilli scramble, hearty sandwiches and pierogi, with vegetarian and gluten-free options and strong coffee. It is on the corner of High and Queen Streets in the busy cafe quarter.

Getting there. Find it at 6/177 High Street. Street parking on High Street and the side streets is paid and limited; the Walyalup Civic Centre parking and the Point Street car park are nearby alternatives. The station is a short walk.

Nearby with the dogs. The Esplanade Reserve is around ten minutes on foot for an on-lead run, Bathers Beach is a short walk for a scenic stretch, and the surrounding High Street strip has other dog-friendly outdoor tables.

When to go. A weekday morning is the calmest for a footpath table. Weekend brunch is busy on this strip, so arrive early for a spot with room for the lead.

Sources

• The Salty Beetroot - Fremantle - Tripadvisor · tripadvisor.com.au
• Pet Friendly Restaurants in Fremantle, WA | AGFG · agfg.com.au
• Parking locations - City of Fremantle · fremantle.wa.gov.au

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