Burger Bones

Burger Bones is a beef-burger specialist on Queen Street in central Busselton, with an eclectic, artistic feel and a name that fits the dog crowd. Dogs are welcome at the footpath seating, which makes it an easy casual lunch stop while you are walking the town.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor alfresco seating on the Queen Street footpath. Staff are friendly and water bowls are often provided. The seating is casual and close to the street, suited to well-behaved dogs on a quick stop or relaxed lunch.

Good to know. The burgers are the point, made with fresh ingredients, with the Yellow Burger and Bonafries the cult picks. There are vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options too. It is a small, popular spot with an artistic vibe.

Getting there. 55 Queen Street, in the heart of the Busselton business strip. Free street parking along Queen Street, with free public car parks in the surrounding side streets, often behind the shopfronts.

Nearby with the dogs. The Busselton jetty and foreshore are a short drive or moderate walk away, and Signal Park on the foreshore at 16 Foreshore Parade gives the dog green space, dogs on lead.

Best for an off-peak lunch when the footpath tables are free. Good for easygoing dogs happy beside a busy street.

Sources

• Burger Bones - Tourism Western Australia · westernaustralia.com
• Dog-Friendly Busselton Guide · trustedhousesitters.com

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