Byron Banh Mi

Byron Banh Mi is a busy Vietnamese eatery on Jonson Street in central Byron, known for fast, fresh rolls. For dog owners it is a quick stop: a handful of footpath tables let you eat with your dog beside you, or grab a roll to take to a park.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor footpath seating on Jonson Street, on lead. No dogs indoors, as it is a food premises. The outdoor space is compact and right on a busy footpath, so it suits smaller or settled dogs comfortable with passing foot traffic. If the tables are full, the simplest move is takeaway and a nearby green space.

Good to know. It is rated for its crispy pork banh mi with crackling and freshly baked rolls, made to order, and is regularly called some of the best banh mi around. Expect a queue at lunch.

Getting there. It is at 130 Jonson Street, central on the main road in. Paid street parking on Jonson is busy; the Lawson Street car park is a short walk and often easier. It generally closes by mid-afternoon and on Sundays.

Nearby with the dogs. Railway Park is a small green space nearby to eat a takeaway roll, Main Beach is a short walk for an on-lead stroll, and Belongil Beach South dog exercise area is north of town for off-lead time.

Beat the lunch queue or grab a roll to take to the park, and keep dogs settled since the footpath is tight.

Sources

• Dog Exercise Areas - Byron Shire Council · byron.nsw.gov.au

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