Flock Eatery
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Flock Eatery is a dog-friendly cafe in North Sydney with outdoor space. Ted Mack Civic Park is also around 250 metres away, making it easy to fit in a walk before or after your visit.
Dog rules
Dogs welcome in the outdoor area, which has plenty of undercover space.
At a glance
Outdoor spaceConfirmed with venue staff
Air-conFrom reviews
Shade availableConfirmed with venue staff
Sheltered seatingConfirmed with venue staff
8 West St, North Sydney NSW 2060
Before you go
- 💧No confirmed water bowl for dogs — bring some just in case.
What people say
★★★☆☆6 months ago
Great outdoor seating area. Quick and friendly service. Food is a bit of a scam, chorizo brekkie had the tiniest chorizo slice in it.
★★★★★5 months ago
Visited for the first time yesterday and had a great experience. Shout out to the young gent who served us. Super friendly, old-school service you don’t see much anymore. The haloumi salad was yummy.
★★★★☆7 months ago
Flock Eatery serves tasty food with generous portions at reasonable prices. I ordered chicken and chips ($20). It also came with vegetables. I was given a quarter chicken. It was very meaty and well cooked through. The vegetables were soft and sweet. The meal could have been shared by two people. Service was great too. It was friendly and helpful. Staff were very willingly to accommodate different requests.
★★★★★11 months ago
Love eating at Flock Eatery. Great location, quiet street, comfy chairs, seating available inside and outside. Coffee is excellent, friendly service, roasts and lasagne are fabulous meals. I wish I could eat there every day!
★★★★★4 years ago
Great coffee, good vibe and must be said the guys running it are fantastic. I observed them being super supportive to the other staff, really friendly to every customer, and clearly popular with regulars. Also obviously proud of their shop as I also observed them wiping down the air conditioning unit. Highly recommend.
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