The Gully Public House & Garden

A historic pub dating to 1854 on North East Road, built around a leafy beer garden that is the main draw for dog owners. Solid bistro food, live music some nights, and enough room in the garden to bring a dog without feeling cramped.

The dog setup. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor beer garden, a shaded, green space with plenty of seating. Keep pets on a lead and close to your table, it is a popular venue and fills up. Staff are friendly but bring a portable water bowl rather than relying on one being offered.

Known for. The beer garden itself, described consistently as leafy and relaxing, plus a bistro menu covering schnitzels, seafood and gluten-free options. Live music adds to the atmosphere on busier nights.

Getting there. The pub is at 1349 North East Road, Tea Tree Gully. There is a free on-site car park, with additional free street parking along North East Road and near the Neale Street intersection.

Nearby with the dogs. Anstey Hill Recreation Park is just down the road for a walk before or after, with dogs required on-leash in most areas. Tea Tree Gully Village is a short stroll away for a look at the historic township.

Book ahead for a shaded table if you want to guarantee garden seating on a weekend.

Sources

• The Gully Public House & Garden · thegullyphg.com.au

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