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Jonez on Ephraim
restaurant ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

Jonez on Ephraim

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Paradise Point, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

It is a refined sit-down room with a seasonal Modern Australian menu, and for dog owners it is an alfresco proposition: the outdoor boardwalk-level tables are where a calm, well-settled dog is welcome.

Jonez on Ephraim is a modern bayside restaurant at 2/18-20 Ephraim Island Parade on the northern Gold Coast broadwater, with water views over the marina. It is a refined sit-down room with a seasonal Modern Australian menu, and for dog owners it is an alfresco proposition: the outdoor boardwalk-level tables are where a calm, well-settled dog is welcome.

The dog setup

Dogs are welcome in the outdoor alfresco area on the boardwalk level, not inside the main dining room, with service animals the indoor exception. Book ahead and mention the dog so the team can seat you outside, and bring a collapsible water bowl rather than assume one is on hand. This is a proper restaurant with table service, so it suits a dog that settles rather than a restless one.

The menu

The kitchen leans seafood-ward with a fine-dining hand: twice-baked goat's cheese souffle, tempura of caramelised wild prawns, crab linguine, crispy-skin salmon and pan-roasted barramundi, with the menu rotating seasonally. Lunch runs from 11:30am Wednesday to Sunday, dinner from 5:30pm on Tuesday and Thursday through Saturday, and the restaurant is closed Monday. Hours shift with the season, so confirm when you book.

Getting there and parking

Ephraim Island sits just off the Gold Coast Oceanway strip at the northern end of the coast, reached over the Ephraim Island bridge. Free on-site and street parking are generally available around the precinct and the bridge approach, though it tightens at weekend lunch.

Close by with the dogs

The local foreshore parklands a short walk away give an on-lead stretch before or after lunch, and the Saltwater Fenced Dog Park on Hope Island is a secure option a few minutes' drive south. For other meals in the area, The Yankees Restaurant and Bar on Hope Island and Bistro 19 are nearby picks.

More options are on the Queensland dog friendly restaurants guide and the Hope Island destination page.

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