Location: 32 Osborne Esplanade, Kingston Beach, TAS (about 10 minutes from Blackmans Bay) Dog-Friendly Rating: 🐾🐾🐾🐾 (4/5)
My Experience: Robbie Brown’s, located in Kingston Beach, offers a vibrant and casual dining experience just a short drive from Blackmans Bay. The outdoor seating is spacious, and the staff were friendly toward Max. The beachside location is a big plus, allowing for a post-meal stroll along the shore.
What to Try: The crispy fried chicken burger or the bruschetta with smashed peas are popular choices. Pair it with one of their seasonal beers
Location: 5 Opal Drive, Blackmans Bay, TAS Dog-Friendly Rating: 🐾🐾🐾 (3/5)
My Experience: Banjo’s is more of a casual grab-and-go option, but it’s dog-friendly if you’re seated outside. I visited with Max after a walk, and we found a cozy spot outdoors. While the café doesn't have dedicated dog amenities, it’s a convenient spot for a quick snack.
What to Try: Their pies are classic Aussie comfort food, and their coffee is reliably good.
5. The Salty Dog Hotel
Location: 2 Beach Road, Kingston Beach, TAS Dog-Friendly Rating: 🐾🐾🐾🐾 (4/5)
My Experience: Just a short drive from Blackmans Bay, The Salty Dog Hotel in Kingston Beach is another great dog-friendly spot. The outdoor area is spacious, and the beachside setting adds to the relaxed vibe. Max enjoyed the fresh sea air, and the staff were more than happy to accommodate us with water for him.
What to Try: Their seafood chowder and pulled pork tacos are highly recommended, and they serve some great local beers
Final Thoughts
Blackmans Bay and its nearby suburbs offer plenty of dog-friendly café options, from beachside venues to casual bakeries. Whether you're looking for a full dining experience or a quick coffee break with your pup, these spots will ensure both you and your dog enjoy your time together. So, leash up Max, and explore the dog-friendly spots that Blackmans Bay and the surrounding areas have to offer!
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