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Knowhere Brisbane
restaurant ✓ Dogs welcome, verified on Google

Knowhere Brisbane

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Spring Hill, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-11

What visitors mention

steakcocktailshappy hourdry aged steakduckpotato gratinbrussel sproutsanchovies on toast

Knowhere Brisbane is a moody, art-filled restaurant and cocktail bar at 401 Boundary Street, Spring Hill, best known for dry-aged steak and serious cocktails. Dogs are welcome at the covered footpath tables along Boundary Street, so you can eat properly without leaving the dog at home.

The dog setup. Dogs sit with you at the outdoor, undercover street-side tables on a lead; inside is off limits. Recent diners report a relaxed reception for well-behaved dogs, but footpath spots are limited - book ahead, mention the dog, and bring your own water bowl rather than counting on one.

Good to know. Reviewers rate the dry-aged steaks, the 300g rump, the duck and the anchovies on toast, and there is a happy hour that makes the cocktail list easier on the wallet. The interior is themed around Salvador Dali and Alexander McQueen; from the footpath you only catch glimpses of the pink neon and chandeliers, which is half the fun.

Getting there. Street parking on Boundary Street is metered and limited, so the side streets or a bus along Boundary Street are the smarter play.

Nearby with the dogs. Victoria Park Fenced Dog Park is about a kilometre away for an off-leash run before dinner. Weeknights are the easier time to land a footpath table; Friday and Saturday evenings fill fast.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

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

Nearby with the dogs