Narre Eats Street Food

An open-air food-truck park where the dog eats out with you. Narre Eats Street Food is a casual evening street-food spot on Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, with a cluster of trucks doing Turkish grill, kebabs, loaded spuds and desserts. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating, and since the whole venue is open-air, this is an easy one to bring them along to.

The dog setup. Seating is outdoor at shared tables near the trucks, so there is no indoor-versus-courtyard question to sort out. It is self-service and casual, so bring your own water bowl. The space sits right on a main road and is not fenced, so keep the lead short and on you the whole time.

Good to know. It runs as an evening venue, typically from around 5pm to late, and the draw is variety across several trucks in one spot rather than a single kitchen. Expect a lively, family crowd and a fair bit of noise, which suits a settled dog better than a nervous one.

Getting there and parking. It is at 23 Narre Warren-Cranbourne Road, with a free on-site lot and easy access off the Princes Highway and the M1.

When to go. Go early in the evening before the dinner rush builds if your dog dislikes crowds. Ray Bastin Reserve is right by, so a walk there before you eat takes the edge off a busy sitting.

Sources

• Where and how to walk your dog | City of Casey · casey.vic.gov.au

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