Cape Town Coffee Shops & Restaurants that Serve Puppuccinos for Dogs

Are you looking for the ideal spot to take your dog for a well-deserved coffee date? Here at WomenStuff HQ we believe that every dog should have its day and we’re all for treating your furry friends. Fortunately for dog owners in the Mother City there are plenty of pet-friendly restaurants in Cape Town that will welcome your pup with open arms.

But, which spots specialise in excellent coffee for humans and a Puppuccino to match for your hound? We’ve searched high and low for the best Cape Town coffee spots that also serve Puppuccinos for dogs. Bonus some of them have dedicated menus for dogs too!

Here is our list of the best Cape Town restaurants with Puppuccinos on the menu just for four-legged patrons.

* While every effort was made to ensure these venues were checked at the time of publishing, please confirm directly with the venue before visiting to ensure the dog-friendly policy is still in place.

Shift Deer Park (Vredehoek)

Located in Vredehoek’s popular Deer Park, Shift Espresso Bar is a dog-friendly haven for coffee lovers. Order a strong coffee for yourself and the baristas will bring your pooch a warm puppucino to match your vibe. A sublime Cape Town coffee experience, Shift also serves breakfast and lunch set against the spectacular views of Devils Peak and Table Mountain, so if you’re hungry, hang out for a while and refuel.

Café Societi (Gardens)

If you’re out for a stroll in the suburbs surrounding the CBD then make time for a stop at Café Societi for a great cup of coffee and a Puppaccino for your pooch. This delicious doggy treat is served in the form of a small glass of steamed milk foam or whipped cream with a dog biscuit on the side. Humans can snack on baked eats and treats like croissants and paninis if they’re feeling ravenous.

Massimo’s (Hout Bay)

Well-behaved dogs on a leash are welcome at Massimo’s pizza joint. Pop in for a cup of coffee and a Puppaccino after a stroll on Hout Bay beach. If you’re hungry, then you will be thrilled to hear that the restaurant also offers a special menu for doggies including treats like Joe’s Crunchy Balls (with oats and peanut butter), Orange Donald’s bakes (stuffed with boerewors and pumpkin), a special bone-shaped mini pizza, or a frozen stuffed hoof.

Even better, Massimo’s donates R2 from every doggy meal sold to the Underdog Project, an NGO that uses shelter dogs to teach empathy and other life skills to underprivileged children in Cape Town. You can also spoil your dog with a DARG bandana while you’re at Massimo’s with all proceeds go directly to DARG.

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Dizzy’s (Camps Bay)

Take your pet for a stroll on the iconic Camps Bay strip, then reward yourself with a warm cappuccino at Dizzy’s while your pooch enjoys a creamy Puppuccino. If all that walking has you both working up an appetite then stay for a Dizzy’s wood-fired pizza or homemade burger for humans while your dog chooses something off the special doggy menu including a Beef Poochalicious Patty with meaty sauce or Grilled Chicken Strips, all served on a bed of brown rice.

Copper Kettle Restaurant (Stellenbosch)

Situated in Raithby, just off the R44 between Somerset West and Stellenbosch, Copper Kettle Restaurant and Catering is a must-visit for pets venturing a little further afield outside of Cape Town. Copper Kettle welcomes all well behaved four-legged guests and offers plenty of doggy delicacies including a classic Puppucino served with dog biscuits. Other tasty treats on the Chi Chi’s Choice Pet Menu include a Frozen Pupsicle (frozen beef and chicken broth), Marrow Bones served with Roar, or a Chicken and Rice Poke Bowl.

Even better all proceeds from the doggy menu are donated to the Farm Paws Animal Rescue Society in Raithby.