Bistro Breton

Bistro Breton is an authentic French creperie on Queen Street in central Busselton, turning out Brittany-style savoury buckwheat galettes and sweet crepes. Dogs are welcome at the footpath seating out front, which is the easy spot for a leisurely lunch on the main street.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating, with the front footpath tables the most accessible for pets and a good view of Queen Street. Keep the dog on lead and well-behaved. Staff are welcoming, but bring your own water bowl, especially when it is busy.

Good to know. The headline is the savoury buckwheat galettes and the sweet crepes, with a cosy, rustic feel and extensive gluten-free options. It is a small, popular room, so the footpath seating is your dog-friendly option.

Getting there. 49 Queen Street, Busselton. Free street parking runs along Queen Street out front, with free public car parks behind the main-street shops a short walk away.

Nearby with the dogs. The Busselton jetty is a 2-3 minute drive or a 15-minute walk, with a dog-friendly foreshore alongside, dogs on lead. The Geographe Bay coast path runs parallel for a longer walk.

Best for a relaxed weekday lunch when the footpath tables are free. Good for settled dogs happy to people-watch.

Sources

• Bistro Breton - The Margaret River Region · margaretriver.com
• Bistro Breton, Busselton - Tripadvisor · tripadvisor.com

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