Dog-friendly cafes in Australia
From the menus
From the cafe menus we've read. A cafe that welcomes dogs but doesn't list a pup cup isn't here yet.
A cafe is here when its current menu lists a pup cup (puppuccino, puppycino and every other spelling), dog treats or biscuits, a dog menu, or says dogs are welcome. Hot dogs and a dog's breakfast don't count. Each city's count is its own.
- 354cafes across 9 cities list something for dogs
- 292list a pup cup
- $2.55a pup cup, typical (248 menus)
City by cityCity by city
Each bubble on the map and each bar is the number of cafes in that city whose menu lists something for dogs, all on one scale; the map names the states and the list beside it names each city. The typical pup cup is the middle price among that city's menus that print one, shown from 5 menus up.
City by city
Each bubble on the map and each bar is the number of cafes in that city whose menu lists something for dogs, all on one scale; the map names the states and the list beside it names each city. The typical pup cup is the middle price among that city's menus that print one, shown from 5 menus up.
Most first. Each city's count is its own.
Queensland
Victoria
New South Wales
Western Australia
South Australia
Australian Capital Territory
Tasmania
Northern Territory
Suburbs with the most
Three or more cafes each
- Fortitude Valley, Brisbane6 cafes
- Henley Beach, Adelaide3 cafes
- Stirling, Adelaide3 cafes
- New Farm, Brisbane3 cafes
- Brunswick East, Melbourne3 cafes
- Mount Eliza, Melbourne3 cafes
Questions people ask
Which cafes in Australia have a pup cup?
292 cafes across 9 cities list a pup cup or puppuccino on their current menu, and 354 cafes list a pup cup, dog treats or a dog menu. The full list is on this page, city by city.
How much is a pup cup?
A pup cup typically costs $2.55 in Australia: half the 248 cafes that print a price charge less. Many cafes give one free and don't list it at all.
What is a pup cup or puppuccino?
A small cup of frothed milk for a dog, sometimes with a dog biscuit on top. Cafes call it a pup cup, puppuccino, puppycino or puppachino, and many make it with lactose free milk, which is gentler on a dog's stomach.
How do you find these cafes?
We read cafe menus and keep every cafe whose current menu lists something for dogs: a pup cup in any spelling, dog treats or biscuits, a dog menu, or a line saying dogs are welcome. Hot dogs and a dog's breakfast don't count. The list is rebuilt every night. From the cafe menus we've read. A cafe that welcomes dogs but doesn't list a pup cup isn't here yet.