5 Popular Cafes In and Around Mt Gravatt Where Dogs Are Always Welcome

Photo Credit: Little Black Pug Cafe/Facebook

Don’t want to leave your dog when you’re stepping out for a latte and a hearty breakfast? You can actually bring them to dine with you at these five popular dog-friendly cafes in and around Mt Gravatt. At these food establishments, furry four-legged customers are always welcome!

1. Badminton Brew

30 Badminton Street, Mount Gravatt East
Open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., some days from 1:00 p.m.

Badminton Brew opened in 2014 to serve Australian, Italian and French breakfast fares, bread and pastries. They also offer handmade dog treats and puppychinos. The cafe has both indoor and outdoor seating and an ample parking area.

“Great casual local cafe. One of the hidden gems in Mt Gravatt East. Ample curbside parking, dog friendly, mix of indoor and outdoor seating. No air con. Coffee is traditional creamy style blend, low acid and good with milk. Good food options available also including savoury and sweet.”

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~ John James, via Google Reviews
Photo Credit: Badminton Brew/Facebook

2. Kith ‘n’ Chow

96 Gaynesford St, Mount Gravatt
Open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

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Kith ‘n’ Chow serves homemade peanut butter dog biscuits every day. The humans, on the other hand, can choose from an extensive menu that includes generous servings of breakfast choices — such fruits, yoghurts, eggs, bread and cold cuts — on a platter.  

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“In short, amazing food and great service! Although busy at around 10 am on a Sunday, we were able to find good seats if we waited a little.  Ordered the platter for 2 which would satisfy 2 people quite well. Coffee is served from the store next door but was able to be brought into Kith ‘n’ Chow. Overall very happy with the place. PS. Dog-friendly, seen some very good dogs.”

~ Tommoivire, via Google Reviews
Photo Credit: Kith ‘n’ Chow/Facebook


3. Little Black Pug Cafe

6/1297 Logan Road Mount Gravatt
Open daily from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

The owners of Little Black Pug Cafe are foodies who enjoy coffee and love their two black pugs. They offer Puppycino, peanut butter liver biscuits, doggie doughnuts made of carrots, bananas or coconuts, and dog ice cream. Look up their substantial food choices at their online menu.  

“Have been to this place twice now and I love it! Definitely will be my new local cafe for weekend breaky. The staff is so friendly and attentive. Love that it’s dog-friendly and very accommodating. Food is also delicious.”

~ Tyler Keown, via Google Reviews


4. Woofissimo Cafe

Shop 9B, 567 Kessels Road, MacGregor
Open daily from 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; 9:00 p.m. on weekends

Serving an array of dog treats like muffins and biscuits, this charming dog-friendly restaurant is filled with dog photos, figures and sculptures indoors. Woofissimo could easily be your furry pet’s favourite place for brunch, and yours, too!

“Friendly staffs and customer service. It will amaze you when the waiter brings the meal to you.  The foods are so delicious and very large portion. Very suitable for friends gathering and dog lover. They also provide dog menu.”

~ Hsin-Hua Chen, via Google Reviews
Photo Credit: Woofissimo Cafe & Restaurant/Facebook

5. Esher St Cafe & Deli

46 Esher Street, Tarragindi
Open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.; earlier closing hours on weekdays

This is a family-friendly cafe with a spacious front seat area, a play area for the kids indoors, and a courtyard seating at the back. Bring along your furry pals for breakfast or brunch, too, as they are quite welcome to play and enjoy some treats at the Esher St Cafe.

“Dog-friendly front dining where I was able to sit and enjoy my weekend breaky with my puppy; fantastic coffee, friendly staff and generously sized meals that won’t leave you hungry that’s for sure! I had the Pas’s pie and my fiancé had the Italian eggs, both meals were hearty and perfect for this colder weather! I will definitely be back for more!”

~ Angelique Kotz, via Google Reviews
Photo Credit: Esher St Cafe & Deli/Facebook