Trail St Cafe

Trail St Cafe has been part of the Wagga Wagga CBD since 1999, making it one of the longer standing breakfast and coffee stops in town.

It sits on Trail Street a short walk from the commercial centre, and it runs an all-day breakfast and lunch menu built around locally roasted Riverina coffee.

The outdoor tables out front are where the dogs sit, and the cafe advertises itself as pet friendly both on its own site and across its social channels.

Dogs at the outdoor tables

Dogs are welcome at the outdoor seating, and the cafe confirms that pet water bowls are available so canine guests have their own water while owners work through a coffee or a plate of eggs benedict.

Photo: Trail St Cafe

Trail Street carries steady foot traffic through the morning, so it suits dogs that are settled around activity; if your dog prefers a quieter corner, the weekday stretch after the breakfast rush is the calmer window.

The early start helps too: doors open at 6am on weekdays, which makes it a realistic stop for Riverina travellers coming through town on the Sturt Highway with a dog in the car.

The menu and the coffee

Breakfast is the draw: the egg and bacon roll gets repeated praise, the chilli scrambled eggs and banoffee waffles appear in visitor feedback, and the cafe roasts and sells its own Trail Street blend by the bag.

Wraps, focaccia, salads and burgers cover the lunch side, with vegetarian and gluten friendly options alongside.

Hours are 6am to 3pm Monday to Friday and 7:30am to 1:30pm on weekends, so it is a morning to early afternoon venue rather than a late stop.

The address is 34 Trail Street, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650. Street parking runs along Trail Street and the surrounding blocks, and the location works well combined with the town's riverside walks if you are visiting with a dog.

If you are making a morning of it, run your dog first at the Narrung Street Fenced Dog Park or the Chaston Pet Hub, then head in for the egg and bacon roll. The Wollundry Lagoon Loop is a flatter option closer to the CBD, and the rest of the town's dog friendly cafes are in the Wagga Wagga destination guide.