The Walrus Waverley
Dogs welcome
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The Walrus Waverley is a dog-friendly cafe with outdoor space. Treats are usually available for visiting pups, while Varna Park is around 450 metres away for a relaxed stroll with your dog.
Dog rules
Dogs are welcome at the outdoor streetside tables.
At a glance
Outdoor spaceConfirmed with venue staff
Dog treatsFrom reviews
Sheltered seatingVenue website
29 Albion St, Waverley NSW 2024, Australia
Nearby dog-friendly spots
Before you go
- 💧No confirmed water bowl for dogs — bring some just in case.
What people say
★★★★★11 months ago
Coffee was so yum and strong. Brunch was tasty with creative menu and presentation. Staff were so kind, the guy made us a table outside, then brought us treats for the dogs and cups for our baby to play with. Highly recommend!
★★★★★4 months ago
Came here for a late lunch yesterday and what a surprise!! The cappuccino was really good and the food was amazing!! Shoutout to the green powl!! So fresh, tasty and perfectly seasoned! The pulled pork sandwich was really yummy too! The only issue is that it was a bit too spicy. I would have preferred to know from the menu that has chili in it! Overall great cafe!!
★★★★★5 months ago
It was a wonderful café. The breakfast was absolutely delicious and everything was very fresh. The lady who looked after us was extremely polite and attentive, which made our experience even more enjoyable. We would definitely come back again.
★★★★☆8 months ago
Poke bowl was fresh and delicious. The French Toast was fluffy and extravagant. JUST LOOK AT IT! :) Top notch cafe.
★★★★★9 months ago
Really lovely cafe with great food selection and excellent customer service. The salmon pole bowl was yum and the wagyu burger generous and well put together. Service was attentive and friendly, going above and beyond to make sure you have a great experience there. The breakfast muffin was also super yummy. Limited seating (25) so avoid the lunch hours if you can. Will be back!
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