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Cassandra's on the Park
cafe ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

Cassandra's on the Park

Dogs
Welcome
Where
St Marys, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

bacon and egg rollhash brownsoutdoor seatingburgersportion sizeEggs Benedictwelcoming stafffresh fruit juices

Pet policy

It does all-day breakfast, Toby's Estate coffee and fresh juices, and it is exactly what the name suggests: a park-side room where outdoor tables look over the green and a dog at your feet feels like part of the furniture.

Cassandra's on the Park is a casual, community-minded cafe at 131 Queen Street, St Marys, sitting directly beside Coachmans Park on Sydney's western outskirts. It does all-day breakfast, Toby's Estate coffee and fresh juices, and it is exactly what the name suggests: a park-side room where outdoor tables look over the green and a dog at your feet feels like part of the furniture.

The dog setup

The outdoor seating is the draw. Tables sit right against the park, so you get a relaxed view while you eat and your dog gets a leafy, low-stress spot to settle. There is no fee for bringing a dog, and staff have a reputation for accommodating pets, though ask about water bowls when you arrive rather than assuming. Google listing information hints that dogs may be allowed inside, but treat that as unconfirmed and plan on the park-side tables, checking with staff on the day if the weather turns.

Worth knowing

The kitchen leans hearty: the bacon and egg roll, hash browns, burgers and eggs benedict all get repeated praise, portions are generous and the fresh fruit juices are a genuine second-order. It carries a 4.4 rating across 648 reviews. Hours run 7am to 3pm Monday to Friday and 7am to 2:30pm on weekends, so weekend brunch ends earlier than weekday lunch, and a morning table is the best bet either way.

Getting there and parking

Free street parking is usually available on Queen Street and in the designated areas around Coachmans Park. St Marys station is a short walk away, which makes an easy arrival on foot with a dog if you are coming by train.

Close by with the dogs

Coachmans Park itself is right there for an on-leash stretch, and for a proper off-leash run the Werrington dog off-leash area is a short drive south. Heading back toward the M4, TNB Cafe at Rooty Hill is another dog-friendly coffee stop, and the St Marys destination page collects the local options.

Make it the weekend-morning play: park-side table, bacon and egg roll, and a settled dog watching the park go by. The wider region's picks sit under the New South Wales cafes listing.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.