The Point Kiosk
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Werri Beach, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Dogs are welcome at the grab-and-go kiosk, and the foreshore around it gives flat, casual outdoor seating popular with walkers and surfers coming off the sand. The Point Kiosk is a casual beachside coffee stop on Pacific Avenue at Werri Beach, set up near the southern car park and surf club end.
The Point Kiosk is a casual beachside coffee stop on Pacific Avenue at Werri Beach, set up near the southern car park and surf club end. It trades in the mornings only, 6:30am to 11am on weekdays and 6:30am to midday on weekends, which makes it a first-stop on the early walk rather than a lunch option.
The dog setup
Dogs are welcome at the grab-and-go kiosk, and the foreshore around it gives flat, casual outdoor seating popular with walkers and surfers coming off the sand. It is a takeaway-paced stop rather than table service. There is no dedicated dog water station confirmed on site, so bring your own water and bowl, especially on warm mornings.
Worth knowing
The kiosk's whole appeal is position: coffee in hand while the dog is already on the sand. Locals rate the easygoing setup and the ocean view, and reviews are few but warm. Because it shuts before lunch, plan the visit around the walk rather than the other way around, and treat weekends as the earlier option since the midday close comes sooner.
Getting there and parking
Pacific Avenue runs the length of Werri Beach at Gerringong, about ten minutes south of Kiama. The southern car park beside the surf club is the closest parking, with street parking along Pacific Avenue filling quickly on summer weekends.
Off-leash context
The Werri Beach off-leash area runs along the sand between Moore Street and 63 Pacific Avenue, permitted sunrise to sunset, with entry and exit through the four marked blue-fence paths. The dunes, the northern and southern ends and the rock platform edges stay off-limits, and dogs must be under effective control. If grass suits better, the Gerringong Headland off-leash area off Tasman Drive sits just south with sweeping coastal views. For a sit-down follow-up, Clay Coffee Collective and Missi Moo Moo are in the village, or The Hill Bar & Kitchen covers lunch. The NSW dog friendly cafes guide has the rest.
Max: keep the lead on until you pass the blue fence at Moore Street. The off-leash zone starts at the sand, not at the car park.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
