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Piccolo Me Kings Park
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Piccolo Me Kings Park

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Kings Park, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

bacon and egg rollhangover rolloutdoor seatingcozy setupbunsnutellawelcoming staffwraps

Pet policy

It is a pull in, order, grab a table kind of place, and the undercover outdoor seating out front makes it an easy stop with the dog in tow. Piccolo Me Kings Park anchors the Valediction Road industrial precinct, a casual all day cafe feeding the local warehouse and office crowd from 6:30am on weekdays and 7am on weekends.

Piccolo Me Kings Park anchors the Valediction Road industrial precinct, a casual all day cafe feeding the local warehouse and office crowd from 6:30am on weekdays and 7am on weekends. It is a pull in, order, grab a table kind of place, and the undercover outdoor seating out front makes it an easy stop with the dog in tow.

The dog setup

Well behaved dogs on leash join you at the undercover outdoor tables out front, which patrons describe as quiet and relaxed despite the industrial setting. There is no advertised water bowl station, so pack your own water, especially through the warmer months. The staff have a friendly reputation, which helps when your dog decides the counter smells interesting.

Pepsi: Weekday mornings belong to the tradie rush, so slide in mid morning and the outdoor tables are yours.

Worth knowing

The menu is built around hearty rolls and burgers: the bacon and egg roll is the regular's order, with wraps, salads and a nutella bun for later. Coffee is taken seriously for an industrial estate cafe, and the whole setup is grab a seat and go rather than long brunch, matching the crowd it serves.

Getting there and parking

It sits at 40/15 Valediction Road, Kings Park, reached off the M7 via the Richmond Road exit. Parking around the commercial complex is straightforward, even at breakfast peak, so arrival is the easy part of this one.

Close by with the dogs

The best news for dog owners is Faulkland Crescent Reserve Fenced Dog Park in the same suburb, a fully fenced off leash run with separate yards, which pairs perfectly with a roll and coffee afterwards. For a bigger outing, Bungarribee Park Fenced Dog Park at Doonside is a short drive west. If you are cafe hopping, The Corner Shop Cafe and The Old Boy cover the neighbouring suburbs.

Broader listings live in dog friendly cafes in New South Wales, and the suburb spotlights sit in our Kings Park guide.

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