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Table Manners

Dogs welcome

Updated 27 May 2026

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Table Manners is a dog-friendly cafe in Bronte, with dogs welcome in outdoor area. Just 100m away, Macpherson Park is a great nearby park for a walk with your dog.

Dog rules

Dog-friendly — dogs welcome in our covered outdoor area.

Please keep dogs leashed, calm, and under control for the comfort of all patrons.

At a glance

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56-60 Macpherson St, Bronte NSW 2024, Australia
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Before you go

  • 💧No confirmed water bowl for dogs — bring some just in case.

What people say

EKEm K.
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★★★★★5 months ago

such a beautiful atmosphere & fit out! The perfect place for a girls group lunch and the food is delicious. special shoutout to the salt and vinegar potatoes! I also loved the kingfish crudo.

CMCraig M.
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★★★★☆7 months ago

Lovely restaurant, staff were amazing, great atmosphere - but one slight blip! We ordered the famous Iggys bread and they arrived at the table with the below! 2 slices of your finest Woolies loaf! The waiter tried to pass it off 🤣 until I asked for the actual bread, he said they’d run out! Pure devo as the table next to us had the real deal!

JWJackie W.
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★★★★★8 months ago

Table Manners in Bronte is a beautifully styled spot with a relaxed yet elevated vibe. Service was genuinely lovely. The staff were attentive and friendly which made the whole experience feel relaxed and enjoyable. The food was great overall, with the standout dish being the crispy spaghetti with king prawns—rich, perfectly textured, and packed with flavour. They also serve one of the best martini’s I have had, on an elegant tray accompanied by almonds and olives. Would definitely go back—especially for that crispy spaghetti.

S(Sarah (.
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★★★★★9 months ago

Last week we had an incredible experience in l @tablemannersbronte where there was not only outstanding food, but stellar service and stunning drinks. The food was exquisitely prepared and presented and we especially loved that from our table we could see the chefs at work. We even commented at how calm they were. We had the fish, crispy pasta and club sandwich. But honestly everything on the menu was appealing to us

CClarissa
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★★★★★9 months ago

I celebrated my birthday here in a party of 6 in their private dining room. From start to finish, even during the reservation/planning process, Table Manners was so supportive with all my queries. The photos do not do the private dining room justice - the space is impeccable and the restaurant’s interior is beautiful. I would really recommend this place for any celebrations. Food was absolutely delicious and paired very nicely with their wines. But what really made this dining experience was the service here - staff were very attentive, kind and a pleasure to be around. Steve took care of us and was very lovely; another waitress was also very involved with our care who was so lovely but I didn’t quite catch the name of - apologies! Thank you both and thank you to the whole Table Manners team ❤️

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56-60 Macpherson St, Bronte NSW 2024, Australia
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