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Austrian Beer Bar & Restaurant
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Austrian Beer Bar & Restaurant

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Narrabeen, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-11

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Pet policy

It is a proper restaurant rather than a beer hall, known for slow roasted pork knuckle and imported German and Austrian beers, and dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables. The room is family friendly and wheelchair accessible, with an unpretentious local feel.

The Austrian Beer Bar & Restaurant brings alpine hospitality to 10 Waterloo Street in Narrabeen, a short walk from the beach. It is a proper restaurant rather than a beer hall, known for slow roasted pork knuckle and imported German and Austrian beers, and dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables.

The dog setup

Dogs are allowed in the outdoor seating area out the front, while indoors stays for people. The setup is casual: take a footpath table, settle your dog beside it and order from the full menu. The venue's own listings sum the policy up as dogs allowed outside, so there is no special process, though it is worth mentioning a dog if you book for a busy dinner service. Water bowls are not a confirmed amenity here, so pack a portable bowl.

Worth knowing

The signature dish is the 1kg pork knuckle, slow roasted and served with crackling, roast potatoes, sauerkraut and gravy. Schnitzels, beef goulash and scotch fillet cover the rest of the mains, with truffle fries and small plates alongside. Four imported German and Austrian beers pour on tap, European wines sit behind the bar, and there is a happy hour from 5:30pm to 6:30pm. The room is family friendly and wheelchair accessible, with an unpretentious local feel.

Getting there and parking

Free street parking is available on Waterloo Street and nearby streets such as Ocean Street, though it tightens up on weekends. Buses along Pittwater Road stop within a short walk. The kitchen is closed Mondays, opens from 4pm Tuesday to Thursday and from midday Friday to Sunday, so confirm hours before you head over.

Max: Aim for the 5:30pm happy hour midweek, the outdoor tables are calmer and the imported taps are easier to get.

Close by with the dogs

The Narrabeen Lagoon loop trail is minutes away for a proper walk before or after a schnitzel, and the village cafes, including Project One Cafe and Lakehouse Cafe, cover the coffee run another day. Check council signage for leash rules around the beach itself.

For more options, browse other dog friendly restaurants in NSW or see what else is on around Narrabeen.

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