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18 Grams Kogarah
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18 Grams Kogarah

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Kogarah, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

It is a relaxed suburban brunch spot, and the Kogarah branch has confirmed on its own socials that the outdoor area is dog-friendly, which makes this an easy yes for the footpath tables. 18 Grams is a specialty coffee cafe on Montgomery Street in Kogarah, a short walk from the station in Sydney's south.

18 Grams is a specialty coffee cafe on Montgomery Street in Kogarah, a short walk from the station in Sydney's south. It is a relaxed suburban brunch spot, and the Kogarah branch has confirmed on its own socials that the outdoor area is dog-friendly, which makes this an easy yes for the footpath tables.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating, which runs along the footpath with direct street access, so you can keep your dog right beside the table without squeezing past furniture. Water bowls are often out on the footpath, though carry your own water as a backup, especially on hot mornings.

The vibe

Coffee leads, backed by a casual brunch menu that covers acai bowls, french toast, corn fritters, hash browns and eggs benedict, and the staff have a reputation for being welcoming with dogs and kids alike. Hours run 6am to 4pm weekdays and 7:30am to 3pm weekends, so weekday early birds get first pick of the footpath.

Getting there and parking

Kogarah Station is within walking distance, which makes this an easy train-and-walk option. Otherwise, street parking is available on Montgomery Street and the surrounding side streets, with paid parking around the Kogarah town centre close by.

Close by with the dogs

If your dog needs a proper run before sitting still, Fry's Reserve fenced dog park is a quick trip away. For another coffee nearby, Kafe Neo and Platform One Espresso are both in the suburb. Browse more dog-friendly cafes across NSW or plan a stop via Kogarah.

Weekend mornings are the busiest stretch, so arrive early if you want a footpath table with room for the dog to settle.

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