Friar Tuck's House

Friar Tuck's House is a relaxed Irish-themed pub on Rees Place in Wannanup, in the Mandurah canal country, and it welcomes dogs into its sheltered outdoor areas for a casual lunch or dinner, which makes it one of the easiest proper meals to share with a dog in this part of the Peel region.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating areas, including the alfresco garden and verandah, which are sheltered enough to work most days. They stay out of the main bar and dining room. Keep your dog leashed and close to the table, and bring your own bowl, because water bowls are not always out.

The vibe

The kitchen runs traditional Irish pub food: the Sunday roast, Guinness pie, lamb shanks and chilli mussels all get regular mentions, and live music lands on select nights. It draws a big local crowd for lunch and dinner, so the outdoor area fills fast on weekends and music nights. Booking ahead or arriving early is the practical move if you need a table with room for a dog.

Max: the outdoor tables sit close together on busy nights. Pick a spot off to the side if your dog gets fussed by foot traffic near the bar entrance.

Getting there and parking

The pub is at 6 Rees Place, Wannanup, with on-site parking and straightforward access off the main Wannanup roads. It opens 11:30am to 9pm, seven days.

Close by with the dogs

The Wannanup foreshore and canal walkways make a flat pre-dinner stroll, and Falcon Bay Beach is a short drive for a swim. For coffee runs, Seven Trees Coffee is nearby in Falcon and HUDDLE: the brew sits by the Mandurah marina, both with dog-friendly outdoor seating. Murphy's Irish Pub is the other Irish option, in Mandurah's town centre.

The wider picks are on the Western Australia dog friendly pubs guide and the Wannanup destination page.