Cafe 63 Goodna

Cafe 63 Goodna is a bustling all-day diner on Queen Street that leans into being dog-friendly rather than merely tolerating it: a dedicated pet-friendly outdoor section, water bowls on request, and puppaccinos for travelling companions. With long hours and an enormous menu, it doubles as the reward stop at either end of a Goodna dog walk.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome in the designated outdoor seating area, on lead at all times; the indoor room stays people-only. The cafe promotes the setup on its own social channels, including the puppaccino offer, and staff will bring a water bowl if you ask. Outdoor tables fill fast at peaks, so if your dog needs space from other cafe dogs, time your visit for the quiet windows.

Worth knowing

This is franchise dining at scale: an all-day menu running from big breakfasts through burgers and dinner plates, sweet potato fries, lattes and generous portions. It opens 5:30am and runs through to 9pm seven days, which makes it one of the few dog-friendly options for a late dinner-with-the-dog in the area. Early morning or mid-afternoon beats the breakfast and lunch rush.

Pepsi: the puppaccino is a genuine treat stop here, so pace it if your dog gets vocal when the next cafe dog arrives.

Getting there and parking

The cafe sits at 41 Queen Street in the middle of the Goodna shopping strip. Street parking is generally available along Queen Street and the side streets, tightening during breakfast and lunch peaks. Goodna railway station is a short walk for anyone arriving by train.

Close by with the dogs

Goodna Park Fenced Dog Park is the obvious pairing for a secure run before or after coffee, and the riverside walking paths near the Bremer are a short drive for an on-lead stretch. More options are on the Queensland dog friendly cafes guide and the Goodna destinations page.