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Eat Pizza Kalgoorlie
restaurant ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

Eat Pizza Kalgoorlie

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Kalgoorlie, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Eat Pizza Kalgoorlie is a casual pizzeria and cocktail bar at 100 Egan Street, and the front alfresco seating is where dogs are welcome. For a town built on shift work and mining rosters, it is an easy, modern spot for lunch, dinner or drinks with the dog parked at your feet out front.

Eat Pizza Kalgoorlie is a casual pizzeria and cocktail bar at 100 Egan Street, and the front alfresco seating is where dogs are welcome. The kitchen turns out gourmet pizza with real variety, from satay chicken to a hangover pizza, backed by a full cocktail list and charcuterie boards. For a town built on shift work and mining rosters, it is an easy, modern spot for lunch, dinner or drinks with the dog parked at your feet out front.

The dog setup

Dogs join you in the outdoor area at the front of the venue rather than inside, so ask for an alfresco table when you arrive. The team usually keeps water bowls out for visiting dogs, and staff expect pets to stay leashed and settled around other guests. In WA summer the front tables can bake in the afternoon, so a shaded spot in the morning or evening is the more comfortable call.

The vibe

The room is modern and casual, popular for lunch through to the evening cocktail crowd. Reviewers single out the pizza range and the chilli level options, so if your order needs heat, ask. Weekday lunches are the quiet window if you want the outdoor tables to yourself; nights fill with groups working through the drinks list. Check the front alfresco area is open before you commit to a booking with the dog, especially on busier event weekends in town.

Getting there and parking

The address is 100 Egan Street, Kalgoorlie-Boulder, on the main restaurant strip. Free off-street parking sits nearby, with street parking along Egan Street and the surrounding side streets, so the walk from the car with a dog is short.

Nearby with the dogs

Hannan Street's green spaces and Centennial Park both work for a walk before or after, and the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder's dog exercise areas include off-leash stretches along Gribble Creek, plus Wallace Park for off-lead exercise in the early morning hours. For another session in the same strip, Paddy's Eat & Drink at the Exchange Hotel welcomes dogs in its outdoor seating, and Oil and Spice covers the coffee stop. Travelling through, Allora House is a pet-friendly base nearby. More around Kalgoorlie.

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