Now you can enjoy breakfast, lunch, brunch, and dinner with your pooch at these amazing dog-friendly cafes in Hong Kong – and maybe help them (and yourself) to some new friends!
If you’re looking for the best brunch in town or restos with outdoor terraces to chill out at, there are a great selection of new restaurants in Hong Kong that will serve you well. And if you’re huge dog fans like us, we’ve scouted out our favourite dog-friendly cafes in Hong Kong for you to bring your affectionate cuddle buddies to. (And even if you’re not a dog owner, you’re sure to find plenty of furry, friendly faces here!)
Our favourite dog-friendly cafes in Hong Kong
1. Sip Song
A Thai eatery and bar in Repulse Bay, Sip Song is where you can cure seafood cravings while your pal digs into its dog-friendly treats. Imagine yourself enjoying a Green Papaya Salad or Tom Yum Goong at the cosy outdoor seats, enjoying the beautiful sea breeze under the sun.
Read our full review on Sip Song.
Sip Song, Shop 114 & 115, The Pulse, 28 Beach Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2328 8385
2. The Coffee Academics (selected stores only)
Other than being one of our fave breakfast places in Hong Kong, a few of The Coffee Academics’s branches are also great hangouts for pets. Locations like Happy Valley, Robinson Road, Repulse Bay, and more have amazing outdoor areas where you can enjoy the breeze over an aromatic cup of coffee as your fur baby plays around. The all-day wifi at a couple of these spots will make you want to sit there until sunset – uploading many adorable pics to the ’gram!
The Coffee Academics has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
3. Puppuccino
If you couldn’t already tell by the name, Puppuccino is one of the most exciting dog-friendly destinations in Hong Kong. A hop and a skip away from Tseung Kwan O’s waterfront promenade, this is more than just your average pet-friendly restaurant. In fact, it’s a restaurant, pet retail store, indoor snow playground, and pet spa, all in one! Your furry friends will no doubt have the time of their lives, and can keep refuelling for more adventures with a pet-friendly menu here.
Puppuccino, Shop 6, Alto Residences, 29 Tong Yin Street, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong, p. 9291 1268
4. Fineprint
Did you know this outstanding cafe also welcomes dogs? There are endless reasons to visit Fineprint with your four-legged pal in tow: banging flat whites, refreshing lemonades, fresh sourdoughs, chill vibes, convenient locations, and lots more. Trust us, your dog will love that strong coffee aroma.
Fineprint has several locations in Hong Kong.
5. Starbucks (selected stores only)
Did you know Starbucks is a pet-friendly cafe in Hong Kong? Just look out for the Star-barks locations that have designated outdoor seating! These branches, like the Cheung Sha Wan store, have open spaces that allow dog owners and their four-legged friends to enjoy a nice day out together. The best thing? Now your pup won’t get left out even as you sip on your coffee, as you can ask for a free cup of Puppuccino with any purchase at Starbucks at up to 13 locations. The Puppuccino is dog-friendly, featuring silky smooth whipped cream served in a lungo paper cup – perfect for a coffee date!
Starbucks has multiple locations across Hong Kong.
6. Bogu Pets Grooming & Coffee
A hybrid pet groomer and cafe, Bogu Pets Grooming & Coffee lets you dine on scrumptious dishes while your furry pal gets pampered. Enjoy adorable pet-themed pastries and coffee in the uniquely designed space while mingling with other fuzzy guests, both canine and feline. This is a spot that’s truly made for pets – and lets their hoomans tag along as well!
Bogu Pets Grooming & Coffee, G/F, Sze Hai Building, 12-13 Shepherd Street, Tai Hang, Hong Kong, p. 5726 6757
7. Fini’s (Soho)
A firm neighbourhood favourite, Fini’s is an Italian-American restaurant that offers killer pizzas plus scrumptious vegetarian and meat dishes. With outdoor seating at its Soho location, the pet-friendly branch is a great spot for you to indulge in traditional red sauce dishes with your furry friends, or drop by for a tipple after work.
Fini’s (Soho), 49 Elgin Street, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2387 6338
8. Feather & Bone (Mid-Levels)
The Mid-Levels branch of Feather & Bone, one of our go-to delis for meat, cheese, fruits, and veg, is another primo spot to take your four-legged pals. After grocery shopping and picking up different seasonal products at the counter, you’re welcome to take your dog to F&B’s pet-friendly terrace while you indulge in some hot plates. Definitely one of our fave dog-friendly restaurants in Hong Kong!
Feather & Bone – Mid-Levels, 38 Shelley Street, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, p. 2179 6211
9. South Lane
Fancy hearty and delicious greens or a dairy-free drink at a bright, cosy cafe? With locations in Shek Tong Tsui and Mid-Levels, South Lane serves an array of wholesome food. We like the fact that there are lush plants hanging down from the ceiling at the al fresco seats, and that both branches have outdoor patios that give our fur babies spaces to chill around. Note that pets are not allowed indoors, but you can ask for a bowl of water for your furry friend!
South Lane has locations in Shek Tong Tsui and Mid-Levels.
10. Moojoo
To say Moojoo is pet-friendly would be an understatement. From the pictures of pets on the walls to the adorable pet-portrait latte art, this lifestyle cafe treats pets like absolute VIPs! Order an egg waffle and sneak some bites to your four-legged friends while you mingle with the other pets in the eatery. This is your chance to grab a coffee with some of the fuzziest cafe patrons in Hong Kong!
Moojoo has several locations across Hong Kong.
11. Bathers
If you’re looking for dog-friendly cafes and restaurants in islands around Hong Kong, then Bathers in Lantau is definitely one of our absolute favourites. The restaurant sits right next to the beach and water edge, making it a totally relaxed and comfortable environment for breakfast or lunch with your furry friend.
Bathers, 32 Lower Cheung Sha Beach, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, p. 2504 4788
12. Little Bao Diner
Perched across from Victoria Park is Little Bao’s spacious Causeway Bay location, Little Bao Diner, the perfect spot for hanging out with furry friends over some of the best bao sandwiches in town. From the mind (and stomach) of one of Hong Kong’s best chefs, May Chow, Little Bao Diner is certainly a spot you’ll want to come across on your dog-walking route. In addition to delicious bao variations, like the Sloppy Chan Bao and LB Angus Beef Bao, you’ll definitely want to try out the Signature Fried Chicken as well (and maybe save a few crumbs for your dog!).
Little Bao Diner, 9 Kingston Street, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2555 0600
13. Elephant Grounds (selected stores only)
To the delight of cafe-loving Hong Kongers, Elephant Grounds always pays close attention to its coffees, homemade bread, and ice cream sandwiches. But did you know that a few branches, such as the ones on Hollywood Road and Causeway Bay, also welcome pooches? The outdoor seating area at these shops allow you and your dog to sit comfortably for breakfast or lunch, enjoying dishes such as buttermilk pancakes, acai yoghurt bowls, and avocado toast.
Elephant Grounds has multiple locations in Hong Kong.
14. Winstons Coffee
When speaking of dog-friendly cafes in Hong Kong, you can’t forget the famous Winstons Coffee. With locations tucked away on certain quiet streets around town, these Australian-style coffee shops are a great place to stop, rest, and relax with your pup. Find sausage rolls, croissants, hot cross buns, cake, muffins, sandwiches, and even beer.
Winstons Coffee has several locations across Hong Kong.
15. Call Me Al
From the minds that brought you the lively neighbourhood watering hole, Pontiac, and snazzy speakeasy bar, Mostly Harmless, comes Call Me Al – a dynamic spot for good food, strong drinks, and fluffy friends. Whether you’re stopping by for a plate of Hamachi Crudo or a cheeky cocktail, you can do so without leaving your four-legged best friend behind. Grab a seat and take in the exciting atmosphere of this pet-friendly hotspot as you mingle over a bowl of Spicy Rigatoni!
Call Me Al, G/F, 123 Queen’s Road West, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong
16. Enoteca (Quarry Bay)
A gem in the Quarry Bay neighbourhood, Enoteca is a Mediterranean restaurant that serves tasty salads, pastas, pizzas, and gelato. What’s more, the open-air space outside the eatery is a good spot to chill with your pet as you relax with a glass of wine.
Enoteca – Quarry Bay, G/F, 35-41 Tong Chong Street, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2744 6000
17. Lof10
Enjoy pastries, cakes, sandwiches, coffees, teas, and even more with your pooch by your side at one of the most beloved dog-friendly cafes in Hong Kong. You can even stay behind after the sun sets for a cold beer or a highball. Lof10 is where you’ll find us and our pets on a relaxing Sunday afternoon, escaping our hectic schedules!
Lof10 has various locations across Hong Kong.
18. Stazione Novella
Inspired by the simple Italian wine bars found around the train station in Florence, Stazione Novella serves tasty paninis, flavourful coffee, and delicious drinks from its prime location in Soho. The restaurant encourages pets and their humans to come down, hang out, and do some people- (or dog-) watching.
Stazione Novella, 52-56 Staunton Street, SoHo, Central, Hong Kong, p. 2559 0559
19. Classified (selected stores only)
With branches across town, Classified has a number of outlets that welcome dogs, including those in Sheung Wan, Happy Valley, Repulse Bay, and Stanley. Offering a selection of over 100 boutique wines, gourmet coffees, homemade breads, and specialty cheeses from Europe, this pet-friendly cafe also presents a breakfast menu, a brunch menu, and a kids’ menu for the whole family – including the hound – so no one gets left out!
Classified has branches across Hong Kong.
20. BWC Lamma
A small cafe tucked away on Lamma Island that caters to the diets of those who are vegan or vegetarian, BWC Lamma (AKA Bookworm Cafe) is a place where you can sit outside with your dog for a quiet breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Enjoy some free WiFi and get lost in the wide range of secondhand books. It’s definitely one of the best dog- (and cat!) friendly cafes for herbivores.
BWC Lamma, 79 Main Street, Yung Shue Wan, Lamma Island, p. 2982 4838
21. The Salted Pig
This English farmhouse-style restaurant and bar specialises in providing a wide range of hearty and delicious pork dishes. There are plenty of tasty options available including burgers, wings, salads, ribs, and pork belly. The Salted Pig is also dog-friendly and feels like a cozy family-style restaurant, making it a perfect place for fun and relaxing meals.
The Salted Pig has branches across town.
22. The Next Chapter
Looking for a pet-friendly spot to hang out in Tung Chung with your furry friend in tow? The al fresco seating in front of The Next Chapter is dog-friendly and the restaurant is the perfect place to dig into a meal or enjoy a leisurely coffee. Hidden away from the hustle and bustle, The Next Chapter is a cafe, restaurant, al fresco diner, and sports bar, all rolled into one. But don’t let the quieter location fool you – the menu is designed to impress with creative cocktails, an impressive seafood tower, and more.
The Next Chapter, Shop R&S, G/F, Seaview Crescent, 8 Tung Chung Waterfront Road, Tung Chung, Hong Kong, p. 2907 6808
23. Hooman by the Sea (West Kowloon)
While Hooman by the Sea has more than one location, the West Kowloon Art Park branch is undoubtedly one of our favourite dog-friendly cafes in Hong Kong. After your pooch is done rolling around the spacious lawns and playfully chasing after their newfound furry friends, stop over at Hooman by the Sea for a snack or two. The drinks here are just the treat to quench your thirst and boy are they photogenic, too!
Hooman by the Sea has locations in West Kowloon and Repulse Bay.
24. Limewood
Grab your swimsuits and head to the bay for a day out in the salty breeze, and don’t forget to pop over to Limewood where your four-legged companion can sit back, relax, and catch the attention of passersby. Live the island life with tropical cocktails, Thai-style snappers, or the Hawaiian Huli Huli chicken. Moreover, this child-friendly resto regularly hosts interactive activities to keep the younger ones of the family happy.
Limewood, Shop 103-104, 1/F, The Pulse, 28 Beach Road, Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, p. 2866 8668
25. Fleur
Imagine dining next to an adorable pet and not knowing whether to give your attention to it or the food – that’s quite the dilemma at Fleur! You’ll spot dogs lounging around every corner (mostly napping beneath the tables), and that’s quite the scene at the pet-friendly mall, The Mills. This Insta-worthy cafe serves French toasts, salads, and burgers – all delicately decorated with edible flowers. Fleur even has treats for hungry pups!
Fleur, Shop G08, G/F, The Mills, 45 Pak Tin Par Street, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, p. 2836 6280
26. Lazy Creatures
A self-professed safe space for all “lazy creatures”, the pet-friendly cafe in Kowloon City is the perfect spot for eating, drinking – and doing absolutely nothing. The lattes at Lazy Creatures will put just enough jolt in your step to savour the array of pastas and sourdough toasts. While this is a great place for your pup to catch some z’s, no doubt that they’ll perk awake when the food arrives!
Lazy Creatures, Shop J, G/F, Katherine Building, 379 Prince Edward Road West, Kowloon City, Hong Kong, p. 9099 9288
