We don’t have a photograph of this place yet — listings only carry images we can verify, so until one is available this page shows a plain placeholder. Know a good one? Own or run this place? Send us a photo — it’s free and you keep the credit.
Cafés · Battery Point
A legendary Battery Point bakery-cafe famous for its scallop pies, croissants and pastry cabinets. Dogs are welcome at the street tables out front, or grab takeaway and eat in a nearby park.
Hobart's most iconic bakery pairs perfectly with a Battery Point stroll, and the sidewalk tables happily take dogs.
Dogs permitted at the outdoor street seating; the venue publishes hours of roughly 7am-4pm daily - check the current seasonal hours on its site.
The pet policy above is summarised from the venue’s own published information and cross-checked against public listings. Last checked: the official page blocked our automated re-check on 31 October 2026, so this listing was last confirmed earlier. Policies change without notice anyway, so confirm the current one with the venue before you travel, and keep your dog leashed anywhere that is not a signed off-leash area. Read the full disclaimer.
Something out of date? Send us a correction, or email us instead.
No photo yetA small, sheltered sandy beach on Hobart's Sandy Bay foreshore, officially listed as an off-lead exercise area along with the adjoining Errol Flynn Reserve. Calm water and poop-bag dispensers make it a locals' dog favourite.
No photo yetA grassy headland reserve on the Sandy Bay foreshore with views across the Derwent, part of the 1.6 km Sandy Bay Foreshore walk. It is officially designated by the City of Hobart as an off-lead dog exercise area.
No photo yetA light-filled brunch cafe near Sandy Bay beach serving benedicts, burgers, waffles and excellent coffee. Dogs are warmly welcomed in the covered, heated outdoor dining area and even get their own menu items.