
Jetty Beach House Coffs Harbour
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Coffs Harbour, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Dogs are welcome in the alfresco deck, outdoor seating and lawn picnic areas, kept out of the indoor dining and bar spaces under standard NSW food rules.
Jetty Beach House sits on Corambirra Point at 150 Jordan Esplanade, right on the sand at Jetty Beach with ocean views out towards the Solitary Islands. It is a relaxed, open-air beach-house venue doing modern Australian seafood, cocktails and live music, and it welcomes dogs across its outdoor seating and lawn areas, which makes it one of the easiest big-day-out feeds on the Coffs Coast to share with a dog.
The dog setup
Dogs are welcome in the alfresco deck, outdoor seating and lawn picnic areas, kept out of the indoor dining and bar spaces under standard NSW food rules. There is plenty of deck space to settle a dog beside your table, staff usually have water bowls handy and there is shade under the thatched pergolas. Keep your dog on a lead and close by, as it is a busy venue on weekends.
The menu and the vibe
The kitchen leans on regional coastal produce: fresh local seafood and oysters, share plates, burgers and salads, with a long craft beer, wine and cocktail list behind the bar. Oyster Hour runs Friday and Saturday from 4pm to 5pm, and live music fills the afternoons and evenings. Hours run from midday Tuesday to Sunday, closing late on Friday and Saturday, with Monday dark. An onsite playground keeps kids occupied, so the crowd is family-heavy on weekends.
Getting there and parking
The venue is on the esplanade at the Jetty end of Coffs Harbour, an easy drive from the city centre. On-site and nearby public parking serves the Jetty Foreshores precinct, and the beach is literally at the venue's front door, so a walk-then-lunch plan works without moving the car.
The off-leash option is North Wall Beach, about two kilometres north around the marina and breakwall, where dogs can run off-lead at all hours. For an on-leash stroll before lunch, the Coffs Creek Walk threads along the waterfront, and the fenced run at Thompsons Road Reserve is a short drive away if your dog needs to burn energy first.
Late afternoon on a weekday is the calm window with the dog; weekends fill fast, especially in school holidays. More options are on the NSW restaurants index and the Coffs Harbour destination page.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.