Putia Pure Food Kitchen

Putia Pure Food Kitchen is a whole-food eatery and pantry on Royal Parade in Banyo, and it makes a genuine effort for dogs - the covered laneway, alfresco seating and front footpath are all dog-friendly, with water bowls and a photo board of regular dog guests. It sits right beside Banyo train station, so it is one of the easiest arrivals in the area.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome in the covered laneway, alfresco tables and the front footpath dining. Keep your dog leashed, close to your table and clear of walkways. There are no dog fees. Staff are attentive and usually bring water bowls, but bring your own on a hot day to be safe.

Good to know. The kitchen leans Southern Mediterranean and grows herbs and flowers in its own garden. It is strong on gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan options, and reviews call out the gnocchi, pork belly, shakshuka and turmeric latte.

Getting there. Find it at 4/17 Royal Parade, directly next to Banyo train station. There is free street parking and local parking nearby, but the train makes it simple.

Nearby with the dogs. Pair the visit with a walk at Nudgee dog beach or the trails around Boondall Wetlands, or a nearby Banyo park to let your dog stretch before or after eating.

Hours run longer on Friday and Saturday, when dinner is served until 9pm. Weekday mid-morning is the calmest window for an outdoor table with a dog.

Sources

• Putia Pure Food Kitchen - Brisbane Restaurants - Tripadvisor · tripadvisor.com.au

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