There are 60 dog-friendly restaurants within 20 miles of Darlington that welcome dogs at their outdoor tables. Need help to decide where to eat? Here’s a detailed description of each restaurant, along with pictures and reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Darlington. Bone appetit!
Henson Park Hotel
Henson Park Hotel in Marrickville, Sydney, AU, is home to a pet-friendly beer garden with multiple shady picnic tables. The menu features a variety of juicy burgers, steaks, salads and desserts. If you're planning a trip, aim to arrive for the annual festivities of Pound Paws Dog Day, which raises money and awareness for a local rescue organization.
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The Toxteth
The Toxteth is a dog-friendly pub in Glebe. Pups are welcome in the gorgeous outdoor beer garden to hang out with their owners while they enjoy the sun, sip on a local brew and sample something from the menu like a steak sandwich or fish and chips.
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Naked Brew
Naked Brew in Sydney, AU is a pet-friendly coffeehouse with lots of perks for pups. Order your furry best friend breakfast from the dog menu like a peanut butter doggie Belgian waffle or donut, which she can wash down with a doggie-chino. Top off this treat with a mixed berry and banana doggie ice cream for dessert. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on one of the shady tables on the sidewalk patio.
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Lumiere Cafe
Lumiere Cafe in the Surry Hills area of Sydney, AU is a pet-friendly cafe that welcomes pups on the outdoor sidewalk tables. Situated on tree-lined Bourke Street, pick a shady spot under an umbrella and order something for breakfast or lunch like warm oats or shakshuka with a specialty coffee to wash it down.
The Winery
The Winery is a pet-friendly laneway wine bar in the Surry Hills neighborhood of Sydney, AU. The menu features modern Australian food, including linguine, burger, halloumi cheese and more. Dogs are welcome to join their owners on the lovely, shady outdoor tables.
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The Golden Sheaf
The Golden Sheaf is a pet-friendly pub in Sydney's Double Bay area. Frequently hosting events that pay homage to dogs and encouraging people to bring pups along with them whenever they come, it's a great place to hang out with your pooch all afternoon on the rooftop or in the beer garden. The menu includes small plates to share, burgers, salads and more.
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The Nine
The Nine is a dog-friendly Mediterranean restaurant in Bondi Beach, AU. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners outside on the covered patio with a few small tables and stools. The menu features favorites like grilled barramundi, chicken schnitzel and a cheese platter.
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Lord Wolseley Hotel
Lord Wolseley Hotel in Ultimo, AU, boasts a pet-friendly pub that welcomes dogs both indoors and out. Head to the main bar with your furry best friend for a beer or chill outside in the leafy courtyard with your canine and listen to live jazz on Sundays. The food menu includes burgers and other pub classics, alongside delicious draft beers.
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The Erko
The Erko in Erskineville, NSW is a pet-friendly gastropub and beer garden. Spend an afternoon hanging with your hound in the gorgeous beer garden, where Fido can sip on a bowl of water, sample treats from behind the bar and even order something from the dog menu like Raw Beef Tartare. The Erko even hosts its own festival annually that celebrates dogs.
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Reuben Hills
Reuben Hills is a pet-friendly cafe in the Surry Hills suburb of Sydney, AU that specializes in South American fare. Pups are welcome to join their owners on the patio where you can order an Ethiopian coffee with Huevos Divorciados, a Reuben classic of soft fried eggs on tostados with house salsas.
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Dachshund Coffee
Dachshund Coffee in Hunters Hill, a suburb of Sydney, AU, is a pet-friendly coffeehouse. Wiener Dogs and their people are invited to "come, sit and stay" and enjoy a menu with highlights like a Portuguese breakfast and the Small Dog Big Breakfast. Pups can cool off with a tub of dog ice cream while you eat at one of the covered pet-friendly tables outside.
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Paddock on Crown
Paddock on Crown in Surry Hills, AU, is a dog-friendly restaurant with a variety of shady tables on the pretty courtyard. While people can enjoy a contemporary approach on brunch dishes and a South-Asian twist with menu items like halloumi egg roll or soba noodles, pups also have a choice of treats on the dog menu.
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Wildflower Brewing & Blending
Wildflower Brewing and Blending in Marrickville, NSW, is a pet-friendly brewery that serves a variety of draft beers with snack food pairings. Well-behaved dogs are welcome to join their owners on the spacious patio at a picnic table under the shade of an umbrella.
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The Vic On the Park
The Vic On The Park is a bustling pet-friendly corner pub in Marrickville, Sydney, AU, with its own basketball court that loves it when dogs come to play. Fido is welcome in the outdoor area, where he'll find a big mural of a pooch on the wall that lets him know he's an honored guest. The Vic supports a local rescue group with raffles and "pawtrons" can end up leaving with a doggy bandana or another gift on those days. Here, humans will find a food menu that features juicy burgers and craft beers on tap.
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The Glebe Hotel
The Glebe Hotel is a pet-friendly pub in Glebe, AU, that invites dogs to hangout at the bar or outside in the beer garden at one of the many tables with shady umbrellas. While you sink your teeth into a main of house made gnocchi or snack on crispy fried green olives, your pooch can rehydrate at one of the water bowls and enjoy his own treat from behind the bar.
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Beach Road Hotel
The Beach Road Hotel is a pet-friendly pub in Bondi Beach, NSW. Often referred to as "The Beachy," this popular staple features a dog-friendly beer garden that attracts droves of dog lovers for afternoon hangs. Revelers can order linguine or a steak sandwich from the Road House Kitchen and wash it down with a stylish cocktail in the sun.
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Darlo Bar
Darlo Bar in Darlinghurst, NSW is a pet-friendly 1960s-inspired pub that welcomes dogs both inside and out. Bring your pooch with you to the bar to check out the Pup Wall of Fame while you order a beer and snacks from the Snackhead Menu like olives and nachos, or go for something more filling like a toasty. Then, head up to the rooftop for a relaxing afternoon in the sun.
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Four Ate Five
Four Ate Five is a funky little dog-friendly cafe in the Surry Hills neighborhood of Sydney, AU. Dishing up brunch with a Middle Eastern twist, the menu includes favorites like toasts, spreads, shakshuka and more. Pups are welcome to join their owners at the outdoor tables with shady umbrellas to keep the sun at bay.
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Wayward Brewing Co.
Wayward Brewing Co. in Camperdown, Australia, is a pet-friendly taproom that serves burgers, sharable snacks and more from the in-house food truck. You and your pooch are invited to "get lost on purpose" at this popular brewery taproom, hidden down a Camperdown laneway. Choose from 24 taps of rotating craft beers and enjoy out of the sun inside the cellar bar or at one of the outdoor tables.
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Brown Sugar
Brown Sugar is a modern, pet-friendly, Australian restaurant in Bondi Beach, NSW. Dogs are welcome to join their owners to enjoy the warmth of a heat lamp with something from the bistro menu like South Australian Mussels or scallops on one of two large tables on the sidewalk outside.
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