
Bud's Tavern
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Huskisson, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-09-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Dogs are welcome to sit with their owners in the outdoor seating area out the front of the tavern and staff make sure water is available for them. Retro styled pub on the Huskisson main strip with a website FAQ covering venue details.
Bud's Tavern sits at 68 Owen St on Huskisson's main strip, a retro styled, family owned pub a short walk from the Jervis Bay waterfront. It is the kind of pub that works as the end point of a beach day: dogs are welcome out the front, the kitchen turns out pub staples until late, and the whole main strip is walkable with a dog on leash from the bay.
The dog setup
The venue's own site covers this one: dogs are welcome to sit with their owners in the outdoor seating area out the front of the tavern, and staff make sure water is available for them, which is a small thing that removes the usual ask at the door. The front area sits on the main strip, so there is passing foot traffic and other dogs to keep yours calm, and the indoor bar and bistro stay people only. If the front tables are full on a summer evening, it is worth waiting a lap rather than assuming a spot will open quickly.
The kitchen is classic pub: chicken parmi and chicken schnitzel headline, fish and chips suits the seaside setting, and a vegan burger keeps the whole table covered. Happy hour drinks run in the afternoon, and family ownership shows in the service, which visitors regularly call out as friendly. Hours run 12pm to 11pm Monday to Thursday and Sunday, extending to midnight Friday and Saturday, so dinner with the dog is realistic any night of the week.
While you're out there
Huskisson is compact enough to walk. Portside Cafe is the breakfast stop on the same strip, The Fishermens Wharf Huskisson covers the seafood dinner if the tavern is full, and the Huskisson to Vincentia Shared Path gives you an on leash walk to walk off the parmi.
The Huskisson destination page gathers the town's dog friendly venues, and the NSW pubs guide is there for planning the rest of a South Coast pub run.
Policy verified 11 September 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.