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Bite Me Bakehouse
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Bite Me Bakehouse

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Mount Colah, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

piessausage rollsoutdoor areapepper steak pieneenish tartchicken and mushroom piesatay pievariety of pies

Bite Me Bakehouse on the Pacific Highway in Mount Colah is a local bakery rated 4.6 from 391 reviews, and the reason to bring your dog is the welcoming setup: an outdoor seating area with treats at the front door and water bowls on request.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables; indoors is for service only. A bucket of free doggie treats is often at the front door, and water bowls are typically available, ask staff for a refill if needed. Keep your dog leashed at the table.

Good to know. This place is built on its pies. Reviewers flag the pepper steak, chicken and mushroom, and satay pies, plus solid sausage rolls and sweet items like the neenish tart. Coffee and service are fast, aimed at commuters breaking up a trip on the M1.

Getting there and parking. Street-side parking sits directly at the door on the Pacific Highway, suiting cars and larger vehicles, an easy pull-off on a north-south drive.

Nearby with the dogs. A couple of small suburban parks sit nearby in Mount Colah for a quick leg-stretch. For a proper off-leash run, head one suburb south to Asquith Park Fenced Dog Park. For another cafe stop, try Pinks Lotus Cafe in Mount Kuring-gai, just north.

Max's takegerman shepherd
Settle at an outdoor table away from the highway traffic, keep me leashed, and I will happily guard the seat while you eat.

When to go. Good as a mid-drive stop on the M1 or a weekend pie run with the dog along. Suits owners who want quick, quality bakery food without leaving their dog tied up outside.

Sources

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

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

Nearby with the dogs