Threepence Cafe

Threepence Cafe is a compact neighbourhood coffee stop on Marquis Street in Hammond Park, and the outdoor tables are dog-friendly. It is the kind of local you drop into for a solid coffee and a quick brunch before or after a walk, not a destination in its own right.

Dog access and setup. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor seating on Marquis Street. As with most Australian cafes, indoors is for service animals only, so plan on the courtyard tables for you and the dog. Staff have been known to bring out a water bowl and a biscuit, but treat that as a nice bonus rather than a guarantee, ask when you order.

Known for. Reviewers rate the coffee and brunch menu, with hash browns, croissants and a cinnamon scroll among the regulars. Portions are generous for a suburban cafe.

Getting there and parking. Threepence sits in a small shopping strip off Wattleup Road, with free parking on site, so it is an easy stop by car. Open from 6am on weekdays (7am weekends) through early-mid afternoon, confirm current hours before a special trip as suburban cafe hours shift.

A tight, reliable coffee stop for a Hammond Park walk, not a long stay. Good for a quick brunch on the way to Baler Court dog park.

Sources

• Threepence Cafe · threepence.com.au

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