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Fat Boyz Bicton
restaurant ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

Fat Boyz Bicton

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Bicton, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

Dogs are welcomed at the outdoor seating, and the venue's socials lean into it hard enough that your dog may well end up in the running for their regular Pooch of the Month feature. Expect hearty breakfasts, big burgers and wings, strong coffee and a short beer list, with a crowd that skews local: quick bites before work through to longer weekend catch-ups.

Fat Boyz Bicton is a casual burger and breakfast spot at 39A Bristol Avenue, just off Canning Highway in Bicton, with a genuinely dog-obsessed following online. Dogs are welcomed at the outdoor seating, and the venue's socials lean into it hard enough that your dog may well end up in the running for their regular Pooch of the Month feature.

The dog setup

Dogs are allowed through the outdoor seating areas, on lead and under control while you eat, and staff have a reputation for being warm to four-legged customers. A water bowl is often out, but bring your own if you want to be sure. The socials regularly feature canine customers, and they have run promotions such as a free branded bandana for dogs when you spend over a set amount, which tells you roughly where the venue's priorities sit. Indoor seating stays dog free.

The vibe and the food

Expect hearty breakfasts, big burgers and wings, strong coffee and a short beer list, with a crowd that skews local: quick bites before work through to longer weekend catch-ups. Mornings run early from 7am, Tuesday through Sunday, and the breakfast window is the busiest stretch, so a mid-morning weekday visit is the calmest time to bring a dog still learning restaurant manners.

Getting there and parking

The shop sits on Bristol Avenue on the Bicton side of Canning Highway. Parking is a mix of on-site bays and free street parking nearby, and the whole strip is flat and easy with a dog. It closes early in the afternoon most days, so this is a breakfast and lunch stop rather than dinner.

Close by with the dogs

The riverside paths around Point Walter and Attadale Reserve are a short drive away for an on-lead walk either side of your meal, though check local signage as parts of the Point Walter precinct restrict dogs. For an off-lead run first, East Fremantle Community Park Fenced Dog Park is a few minutes up the road, and Blendcraft in the same suburb is another dog-friendly coffee option.

More local picks are on the Bicton destination page and in the WA restaurants index.

Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.