FOUR BEANS & CO

Four Beans & Co pours Campos coffee at 4 Daydream Street in Warriewood's business precinct, a workday local that has also traded as Grind Beans, so you will see both names on listings and signage. Either way it is the same corner of Daydream Street, and the outdoor tables out front are where dogs are welcome.

The dog setup

The footpath tables outside the shopfront are the dog zone, casual and close to the counter so ordering is easy with a lead in hand. Indoors stays people only, apart from assistance animals. No water bowl setup is confirmed, so bring your own travel bowl if your dog is likely to want a drink while you wait on the flat white.

Worth knowing

The kitchen leans healthy and fast: Campos coffee, homemade soup, wraps, halloumi and bacon rolls, with fresh food turned around quickly for the tradie and office crowd that keeps the place humming on weekdays. Hours suit the working week, opening 6am to 2:30pm Monday to Friday, Saturday mornings from 7am to midday, and closed Sundays, so this is a breakfast-and-lunch stop rather than an afternoon one. Check the weekend hours before a Saturday run, as they are shorter than weekdays.

Getting there and parking

Daydream Street runs through the Warriewood commercial pocket, with free street parking and nearby off-street spots usually easy to find outside the weekday lunch rush. The outdoor tables are right at street level, so the walk from car to seat with a dog is a matter of metres.

Pair it with

For a proper off lead run, Bayview Dog Park at Rowland Reserve is a short drive away, with grass, water access and space to swim. Closer in, The Precinct Chocolaterie Cafe is minutes away in the same precinct, and Garden Terrace Cafe at Flower Power adds greenery if you want a second stop.

More options are on the NSW dog friendly cafes guide and the Warriewood destination page.