
The Wembley Hotel
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Wembley, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
The Wembley Hotel has been a Cambridge Street fixture since the 1930s, and its leafy courtyard makes it one of the more reliable dog-friendly pub stops in Perth's western suburbs. For a morning coffee stop in the same patch of the western suburbs, Piccolo's Corner on the corner of Gregory Street welcomes dogs out front.
The Wembley Hotel has been a Cambridge Street fixture since the 1930s, and its leafy courtyard makes it one of the more reliable dog-friendly pub stops in Perth's western suburbs. Big sports screens, a long beer list and a bistro menu covering the classics give you reasons to linger, and well-behaved dogs on leads are part of the courtyard scene.
The dog setup
Dogs are permitted in the courtyard and alfresco area, which the hotel's own site describes as a "leafy, dog-friendly courtyard". Keep your dog on a leash and under control for the whole visit, and remember that the indoors is off limits to dogs. Water bowls are usually out in the outdoor area, but ask staff to confirm on the day, especially when it's busy or hot.
Worth knowing
One exception to check before you go: the hotel's terms for its beer and wine festival events explicitly exclude dogs, so if you're planning a weekend visit, confirm there's no festival on. The bistro runs the pub favourites people come for, with chicken parmigiana, the steak sandwich and the Wembley smash burger among the regular orders, plus pizzas and a rotating tap list. It gets busy around major sport screenings, so booking a courtyard table for lunch is a sensible move.
Getting there and parking
The hotel is at 344 Cambridge Street, Wembley, on the corner of Alexander Street. There's on-site parking, plus public parking around Alexander and Simper Streets. Opening hours run from 11am daily, closing earlier on Monday to Wednesday and later on Friday and Saturday nights.
Close by with the dogs
Lake Monger Dog Park is a few minutes away for an off-leash run before lunch, and Perry Lakes Dog Exercise Area adds another off-leash option on the Floreat side. For a morning coffee stop in the same patch of the western suburbs, Piccolo's Corner on the corner of Gregory Street welcomes dogs out front.
Max: claimed the shady corner table, scored a patrol of every courtyard meal, and slept the whole drive home
More options across the state are on the dog-friendly pubs in WA list, and the Wembley guide collects everything nearby that welcomes dogs.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.