LaBuda Juice Bar

LaBuda Juice Bar on Flora Terrace is a small, health-focused stop for juices, smoothies and acai bowls, and it slots neatly into a beach walk. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor footpath seating, so it works as a quick refuel with the dog rather than a long sit-down breakfast.

The dog setup

Dogs join you at the casual street-frontage seating out the front. Shade is limited there, so on a hot day pick your timing and bring your own water bowl, as this is a compact takeaway-style venue rather than a full cafe with courtyard space. It opens early on weekdays from 6:30am, which suits a pre-work walk, but with a 2pm close and 2:30pm on Saturdays it is a morning-and-midday stop rather than an afternoon one.

Worth knowing

The menu leans fresh and healthy: juices, smoothies, smoothie bowls, granola bars and raw treats, with gluten free options and matcha for the non-dog-walking half of the party. Regulars call in mid-walk rather than lingering, so it is a popular pause on weekends when the strip gets busy.

Getting there

Street parking runs along Flora Terrace and the nearby residential streets, and it tightens up on weekend mornings. The coast and its paved path are a short walk downhill, which makes the natural circuit an easy one: park, walk the path, juice on the way back.

Close by with the dogs

The North Beach dog beach is a short distance away for an off-leash run, and Charles Riley Memorial Reserve Fenced Dog Park covers the secured option nearby. On the same strip, Lawley's Bakery Cafe has relaxed outdoor seating for a fuller breakfast. More are on the Western Australia cafe guide and the North Beach destination page.