Sunday Road Brewing

Sunday Road Brewing is a cosy local brewery on Bath Road, Kirrawee, and its own FAQ settles the dog question before you even ask: well behaved leashed dogs are welcome in the designated outdoor areas of the taproom. That is a venue-published policy, not a directory rumour, and it puts Sunday Road among the more straightforward dog-friendly beer stops in the Shire.

Dogs at the brewery

The FAQ wording is worth keeping in mind: well behaved and leashed are the operating conditions, and the welcome applies to the designated outdoor areas rather than the taproom inside. The food truck rotation gives you a reason to stay longer than a pint, and the relaxed, local-brewery atmosphere means dogs under tables in the beer garden are part of the scene. On a sunny weekend afternoon the outdoor section fills early, so arriving when doors open is worth the plan.

The beer and the vibe

The beer range and the tasting paddle get the most praise, with a helpful barman noted by visitors for steering first-timers through the taps. Hours are Thursday 3pm to 10pm, Friday noon to 10pm, and Saturday and Sunday noon to 10pm, with Monday to Wednesday closed, so this is a long-weekend-afternoon venue rather than a weekday habit. It reads local in the best sense: regulars, dogs, paddles and a rotating food truck.

Getting there and making a day of it

The brewery is at 147 Bath Road with street parking nearby. Before the session, Helena Street Park Fenced Dog Park gives the dog a fully fenced run a few minutes away, and Brick Pit Espresso is the local coffee stop. Gymea Hotel is a second dog-friendly pub option up the road, and the wider list is on the Kirrawee page.