JUNCTION CAFE

The short version. Junction Cafe sits in the Junction Place precinct, the restored old railway station area off Elgin Boulevard, with outdoor tables spilling onto the open square where dogs are welcome. The open plaza makes it an easy, low-stress spot with a dog.

The dog setup. Dogs join you at the outdoor tables out in the Junction Place square, with plenty of room around them. Standard dining is outdoors, with service dogs permitted inside. The surrounding plaza is open and flat; bring your own water bowl in case one is not offered.

Good to know. It is known for solid breakfasts, including popular bacon-and-egg rolls, good gluten-free options, and a clean, friendly feel. The setting in the modern precinct is part of the appeal.

Getting there. It is on the corner of High Street and Elgin Boulevard. There is ample free parking in the Junction Place precinct car parks, with flat, easy access from the square's walking paths.

Nearby with the dogs. The Junction Place plaza itself is good for a wander and often hosts markets, and the High Country Rail Trail is nearby for a longer walk. Good for an easy outdoor breakfast in an open, dog-comfortable space.

Sources

• Dog Friendly - Visit Albury Wodonga · visitalburywodonga.com
• Junction Cafe - Tripadvisor · tripadvisor.com.au

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.