Haji juice

A late-night juice and dessert stop, best done from the footpath. Haji juice on Webb Street is a casual juice bar known for fresh juices, milkshakes and traditional desserts like falooda and sher yakh. It is a quick-stop treat spot rather than a sit-down cafe, so treat a dog visit as a grab-and-go with a footpath pause.

The dog setup. This is a small, high-traffic indoor shop, so the footpath immediately out front is the sensible place to stand or sit with a dog while someone orders. Reports on dog access are informal rather than an official policy, so it is worth a quick check with staff on the day. Water bowls are not provided; bring your own, especially in warm weather.

Good to know. The draw is fresh, well-priced drinks and Pakistani-style desserts, with falooda, sher yakh, milkshakes and smoothies the standouts. It runs late, which makes it an evening treat stop more than a daytime hang.

Getting there and parking. It is at 33 Webb Street, with free street parking along Webb Street and nearby lots in the precinct.

When to go. Order for takeaway and walk it off along Webb Street rather than trying to settle a dog in a tight, busy space. For a proper run, Narre Warren Linear Reserve is a short drive away.

Sources

• Haji Juice, Narre Warren · instagram.com

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