Grey Grus Cafe

Grey Grus Cafe is a well-liked breakfast and lunch spot on Gladesville Road in the heart of Hunters Hill village, popular for its bacon and egg rolls and friendly service. Dogs settle in on the footpath tables out front while you eat.

The dog setup. Seating for dogs is on the outdoor tables along the pavement at the front of the cafe. Like most NSW cafes, indoor seating is for customers without pets under food safety rules, so plan on the footpath tables if you have a dog with you. Ask staff for a water bowl when you arrive, it is not guaranteed to be out already.

Good to know. The menu leans toward quality brunch classics, and the cafe has picked up local recognition for food and service. It gets busy on weekend mornings, so a weekday visit is calmer if your dog is not used to crowds.

Getting there. The cafe is on Gladesville Road in the main village strip. Street parking is available on Gladesville Road and the side streets, but it fills up during the 9am to 11am breakfast rush.

Nearby with the dogs. Boronia Park is a short drive away with room to let your dog stretch its legs, and the Hunters Hill village streets make for an easy leafy stroll after coffee.

Weekday mornings are the easiest time to get a footpath table without a wait.

Sources

• Grey Grus Cafe · agfg.com.au
• Animals on food premises · foodauthority.nsw.gov.au
• Best Cafe in Municipality of Hunter's Hill · qualitybusinessawards.com.au

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