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EJ Station House
restaurant ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

EJ Station House

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Clayfield, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

tapasgelatolamb shouldergluten free optionsdog friendlyshare platesbruschettalocal wine

Pet policy

EJ Station House is a Spanish-inspired tapas, wine and gelato bar at 3/278 Junction Road, Clayfield, right by the Eagle Junction station hub, and dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating. It runs as a daytime coffee spot and an evening share-plates venue, opening Wednesday to Sunday from 6:30am and closing around 10pm on most nights.

EJ Station House is a Spanish-inspired tapas, wine and gelato bar at 3/278 Junction Road, Clayfield, right by the Eagle Junction station hub, and dogs are welcome in the outdoor seating. It runs as a daytime coffee spot and an evening share-plates venue, opening Wednesday to Sunday from 6:30am and closing around 10pm on most nights.

The dog setup

Dogs sit with you at the outdoor tables on lead, and reviewers consistently single out the staff for being welcoming and accommodating with pets. There is no published dog menu, so bring water on a warm Brisbane evening and settle your dog beside the table. The outdoor strip is the pet option here; keep that in mind if the weather turns, because there is no covered fallback for a wet dog.

The menu and the vibe

The kitchen leans into share plates: tapas, bruschetta and a lamb shoulder that keeps coming up in guest feedback, plus gluten free options and local wine by the glass. Gelato rounds it out, which makes the after-dinner walk home easier. The crowd is a mix of locals catching up over wine and commuters off the train, and the pace stays relaxed rather than formal.

Getting there and parking

Junction Road runs through the middle of Clayfield, and the Eagle Junction train station is effectively next door, so arriving by rail with the dog is the simplest option. Street parking on the surrounding residential streets is free but can take a lap at dinner time. Before dinner, run the dog off lead at Ascot Park or the Kedron Brook floodway off-leash area at Wooloowin, and grab a morning coffee from Wandering Bull Espresso in the same suburb.

The area's other dog-friendly options are on the Clayfield destination page, with more venues in the Queensland restaurants index.

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