The Gully Public House & Garden
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Tea Tree Gully, SA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-11
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Well-behaved dogs on a lead are welcome in the outdoor beer garden and the green courtyard spaces, while the enclosed indoor dining rooms stay off limits to pets under South Australia's food-safety rules. The garden has the room to bring a dog without feeling cramped, and the bistro kitchen keeps the food at a solid pub standard.
The Gully Public House & Garden is a historic pub dating to 1854 at 1349 North East Road, Tea Tree Gully, built around a leafy beer garden that is the main draw for dog owners. The garden has the room to bring a dog without feeling cramped, and the bistro kitchen keeps the food at a solid pub standard.
The dog setup
Well-behaved dogs on a lead are welcome in the outdoor beer garden and the green courtyard spaces, while the enclosed indoor dining rooms stay off limits to pets under South Australia's food-safety rules. Keep your dog on the lead and close to the table; the garden is popular and the paths between tables get traffic. Staff are friendly and may bring a bowl out, but carry your own to be sure. Book a garden table ahead on weekends, and note arrangements can shift when a private function takes the space.
The vibe
The beer garden is described consistently as leafy and relaxing, and the bistro covers schnitzels, roast pork, scotch fillet and prawns, with gluten-free options on the menu. Live music adds to the atmosphere on busier nights. The pub trades long hours, from 9am through to 2am daily, so a weekday lunch is easy to arrange and the quietest time for a noise-sensitive dog. Weekend evenings and gig nights get loud and crowded fast.
Getting there and parking
The pub sits on North East Road at the foot of the hills, with a free on-site car park and additional free street parking along North East Road near the Neale Street intersection. It is an easy drive up North East Road from Adelaide's northeast suburbs.
Close by with the dogs
Anstey Hill Recreation Park is just down the road for a walk before or after, with dogs required on a lead in most areas; the Anstey Hill Boundary Walk and the Yellow Track Loop are both in the park. For a fenced run, the Golden Grove Fenced Dog Park is close by, and Shelley Street Cafe handles coffee in the village.
Check The Gully Public House & Garden's website for bookings and what's on, and request a garden table when dining with your dog.
Policy verified 11 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
