Abercrombie Coffee

Abercrombie Coffee is a neighbourhood specialty coffee spot on Elizabeth Street in North Hobart, founded by a dog owner who built the place to be as welcoming to dogs as it is to people. It is one of the more genuinely dog-friendly cafes in the strip, with outdoor seating set up for it and a standing pup cup on the menu.

Dog access and setup: Dogs are welcome in the outdoor dining area out front. Keep dogs leashed and settled given the space fills up on weekends. Ask staff for a pup cup, a frothed lactose-free milk served in a compostable cup, and there is water available for dogs on request.

Known for: Quality specialty coffee (macchiatos and pourovers get called out most), a community feel where regulars bring their dogs, and an ongoing partnership with Guide Dogs Tasmania that includes fundraising and merch.

Getting there and parking: 431 Elizabeth Street, North Hobart. Street parking runs along Elizabeth Street and the side streets, but it gets busy at peak times, so allow a few extra minutes to find a spot.

Nearby with the dogs: The North Hobart cafe strip is walkable for a coffee crawl, and Queens Domain is a short drive or a solid walk away if your dog needs to stretch its legs afterwards.

Sources

• Where Beans Meet Brilliance: Abercrombie Coffee Turns One! ·
• Abercrombie Coffee, Hobart - Bottom of the World ·
• Abercrombie Coffee | Food and drink - Discover Tasmania ·
• The Best Place in Tasmania, Pt.2: Abercrombie Coffee ·

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