
HUNGER HUB
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Brighton, TAS
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
An outdoor seating area makes it workable for a quick stop with the dog on the way through town, and Uber Eats covers delivery if you would rather eat at home with the dog on the couch. The menu covers classic takeaway territory: fish and chips, a range of burgers including a steak sandwich and a schnitzel burger, plus breakfast options and coffee from the 6am weekday opening.
HUNGER HUB is a casual takeaway and dine-in spot at 150 Brighton Road in Brighton, Tasmania, known for fish and chips, burgers and generous portions. An outdoor seating area makes it workable for a quick stop with the dog on the way through town, and Uber Eats covers delivery if you would rather eat at home with the dog on the couch.
The dog setup
Outdoor seating is the practical option with a dog; keep them leashed and settled at the table. Water bowls are not a confirmed standing offer, so bring your own and ask staff before you order. It is quick service rather than table service, so one person can hold the dog while the other orders at the counter.
Worth knowing
The menu covers classic takeaway territory: fish and chips, a range of burgers including a steak sandwich and a schnitzel burger, plus breakfast options and coffee from the 6am weekday opening. Hours run 6am to 8pm Monday to Friday and 10am to 8pm on weekends. This is a family-friendly, quick-service place, which suits a short break rather than a long lunch. Confirm the dog setup at the counter when you arrive, since outdoor seating availability can vary.
Getting there and parking
The address is 150 Brighton Road, with on-site parking and flat, easy access off the main road. Brighton is a short drive north of Hobart on the Midland Highway, so this is a natural road-trip stop between Hobart and the midlands.
Nearby with the dogs
Brighton Fenced Dog Park on Seymour Street is close by, with separate sections for large and small dogs, waste bags and water access, so an off-lead run before the chips is an easy combo. The Jordan River levee trail between Brighton and Pontville is a flat on-lead walk for something longer.
More options are on the Tasmania dog friendly restaurants guide and the Brighton destination page.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.