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woof Grounds
cafe ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

woof Grounds

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Gregory Hills, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

banh mipork crackling rollhot chocolatefriendly staffareaatmospheretropical fishpuppy

Pet policy

Dogs are welcome in the designated seating areas on a lead at all times, and a rug or mat is recommended so your dog has somewhere to settle beside the table rather than on the chairs or your lap. The direct connection to Macarthur Pets makes it easy to pair your coffee with a supplies run, whether that is food, toys or a replacement lead before the old one gives out.

Woof Grounds sits inside the Macarthur Pets store at 2 Steer Road in Gregory Hills, and it is set up for dog visits from the ground down: a pup menu with its own crockery, water bowls on hand, and seating where dogs are treated as guests rather than tag-alongs at the edge of the car park.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome in the designated seating areas on a lead at all times, and a rug or mat is recommended so your dog has somewhere to settle beside the table rather than on the chairs or your lap. Water is provided, so there is no need to pack a bowl, and the pup menu means your dog gets an actual order instead of scraps. The direct connection to Macarthur Pets makes it easy to pair your coffee with a supplies run, whether that is food, toys or a replacement lead before the old one gives out.

The vibe

Reviewers consistently describe a relaxed, genuinely dog-focused space, with the tropical fish display a small point of interest while you wait. The coffee comes from Danes Specialty Coffee, and the menu runs to the house pork crackling roll, banh mi and a well-reviewed hot chocolate, with staff who are used to dogs and keep the visit low-friction.

Getting there and parking

The address is Unit 14, 2 Steer Road, Gregory Hills, in the local shopping precinct off Camden Valley Way, with free parking across the surrounding complex. Hours are 8am to 3pm Monday through Saturday and the cafe is closed on Sundays, so plan for a morning visit.

Pepsi: A pup menu with dedicated crockery is a proper treat, worth a stop even if you're just passing through the shopping strip.

Close by with the dogs

Gregory Hills Fenced Dog Park is a short drive away for a proper off-lead run before you settle in for coffee. Extract Espresso on Gregory Hills Drive is another dog-welcoming option in the suburb if you are back the next day, and the Harrington Lake Walk pairs well for a longer morning out. More ideas are in our guide to dog friendly cafes in NSW and the Gregory Hills destination page.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.