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Bump & Grind Cafe
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Bump & Grind Cafe

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Revesby, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Bump & Grind Cafe sits at 1 Selems Parade in Revesby, a short walk from Revesby Railway Station. For dog owners, the drawcard is straightforward: a covered outdoor seating area where dogs are genuinely welcome, with water bowls laid on and a cafe that actively caters to canine customers.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome in the covered outdoor seating area and are generally restricted to the outdoor patio rather than indoors. Water bowls are provided, and the cafe is known for offering treats to dog customers. Keep your dog leashed in the outdoor seating area to keep things comfortable for other diners.

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Stick to the covered patio with your dog and keep them leashed. A shorter lead keeps things comfortable for other diners sharing the outdoor tables.

Known for. Bump & Grind has built its reputation as a well-regarded local dog-friendly cafe, popular for breakfast and lunch and known for quality coffee. The Knefeh French Toast draws regular attention, and the bacon and egg rolls are a solid morning pick if you are walking the dog early.

Getting there. The cafe is located right near Revesby Railway Station and is easily walkable from the train. Street parking is available along Selems Parade, and there is a council parking lot nearby off Marco Avenue, usually with time restrictions, so check the signs.

Nearby with the dogs. Pair your cafe stop with some off-leash time at Virginius Reserve Fenced Dog Park in Padstow, or head to Salt Pan Lake Dog Park in Bankstown for a longer run. If you want a second venue for a meal or a drink with the dog, the Padstow Park Hotel is another dog-friendly option worth combining into the same outing.

Breakfast and the early lunch period are the busiest stretches here. Arrive mid-morning on a weekday for the calmest outdoor seating, especially if you have a larger dog or want space to settle in without crowding the patio.

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