La Lune Market

La Lune Market is a Korean-style cafe on George Street in North Strathfield known for its basque burnt cheesecake and elaborate matcha drinks, with dogs welcome at the outdoor footpath tables.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome outside, not inside, this is a compact space and seating spills onto the footpath. Bring your own water bowl to be safe: it is a small operation and bowls are not guaranteed the way they are at bigger cafes. Keep dogs leashed and close, footpath seating means less room than a courtyard.

Good to know. The basque cheesecake and croffles are the drawcards, alongside a menu of inventive drinks like coconut matcha and black sesame latte. It is a popular study and brunch spot, so tables turn over fast.

Getting there. La Lune Market is on George Street, a short walk from North Strathfield station. Street parking exists on George Street and side streets but fills up on weekends.

When to go. Weekday mornings are your best bet for a free footpath table with a dog in tow. If you want a proper walk either side of coffee, Mason Park and the wider Sydney Olympic Park precinct are a short drive away.

Sources

• La Lune - Places in Sydney · placesinsydney.com
• Top Study Cafe in North Strathfield - La Lune Market · tiktok.com

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