Orange Basket Cafe

Orange Basket Cafe is a not-for-profit social enterprise cafe in Hackham's Lea Street plaza, staffed by people living with disabilities, and it takes outdoor diners with dogs on the footpath and courtyard tables out front.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor seating and footpath tables, on lead and settled by your feet. Indoor seating is for people only. No pet fee. Bring your own water bowl and treats to be safe, staff hospitality is warm but a dedicated dog bowl is not guaranteed.

Good to know. The menu leans hearty cafe classics: egg and bacon rolls, loaded hot dogs, baked spuds with house-made bolognese, and milkshakes, all backed by a 4.6 star rating built on the cafe's inclusive mission and genuinely friendly service.

Getting there and parking. Unit 7, 6 Lea Street, Hackham. The plaza has free on-site parking right by the outdoor tables, an easy in-and-out for a coffee stop.

Nearby with the dogs. Dinton Farm Reserve's fenced dog park in Huntfield Heights is about five minutes' drive, with separate large and small dog yards, water, and a walking track. Wilfred Taylor Reserve in Morphett Vale has wide paths for a pre or post-coffee stroll.

Open Monday to Thursday 8:30am to 2:30pm and Friday 8:30am to 2:30pm then 3:30pm to 7pm, closed weekends, so plan a weekday visit and confirm current hours before you drive out.

Sources

• Orange Basket | Empower Abilities Today · orangebasket.com.au
• Orange Basket Cafe - Facebook · facebook.com

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