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Cafés · Wynnum
A bayside community cafe on Wynnum's main strip, a short walk from the foreshore paddling pool: dogs welcome inside and out, a dedicated 'Woofers' dog menu with pupchinos and dog ice cream, dog beds on the floor and a wall of dog Polaroids.
Bayside Brisbane's best-known dog cafe — the staff bring treats unprompted and the dog menu is a real menu, not an afterthought.
Visit Brisbane, the city's official tourism site, lists Frenchies as a dog-friendly establishment; reviews consistently report dogs welcome indoors and out and praise the Woofers menu. The cafe does not publish menu prices and no reliable price level is available, so the price tier is left blank. Hours above come from a local guide rather than the venue.
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