Cafes with outdoor seating in Eastwood

Cafes with outdoor seating in Eastwood, ranked

1. #1Boom Cafe & Dining for a weekend brunch with friends

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Eastwood Croquet Club, 4 min walk

   Boom Cafe & Dining is the pick for a weekend brunch with a group. Order the boom carbonara, the bulgogi wrap with chips, or the smashed avocado on sourdough. Korean flavours show up across the brunch and lunch dishes, and diners say the food has plenty of flavour. The outdoor tables suit a long brunch, and children are welcome. It opens at 6am on Saturdays and 6:30am on Sundays, and both days close at 4pm. Walkers reach Eastwood Croquet Club in about four minutes. The listing doesn't say whether dogs can sit outside, so ask before you bring one.

2. #2Cafe Achim for toast with seasonal fruit and a long lunch

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Irene Park, 3 min walk

   Cafe Achim is the pick for toast with fruit and soft cheese, the dish that most diners mention. The toast changes with the season, with fig, nectarine or blood orange on top. The menu also runs to pasta, a wagyu beef burger and a winter truffle egg special, so it works for lunch as well. The cafe is a three-minute walk from Irene Park, and it has outdoor seating. Service can slow down when it is busy, and several visitors mention a 10% surcharge on Sundays. It opens at 7am on Saturdays and Sundays and 6:30am on weekdays, and closes at 2pm. The listing has no coffee details, so the toast is the safer order.

3. #3Firestone for a flat white and an early breakfast

   $$Outdoor seating🌳 Girraween Reserve, 5 min walk

   Firestone is the pick for a flat white and an early breakfast on Rowe Street. Order the bacon and egg bun with a flat white. Breakfast dishes include a mushroom, kale and egg toast and a large scone with jam and cream. Customers come back mainly for the coffee. The cafe opens at 6am on weekdays and Saturdays and 6:30am on Sundays, and it closes at 3pm every day. The entry is step-free, and Girraween Reserve is a five-minute walk away. Weekend mornings can be packed, so arrive early or expect a wait.

4. #4Rumbles Fine Cafe for breakfast at an outdoor table

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Eastwood Croquet Club, 4 min walk

   Rumbles Fine Cafe is the one to choose for breakfast outside when it is sunny. The tables sit on the pedestrian section of Rowe Street, and visitors say that is the main draw. Breakfast dominates the menu, with eggs benedict, smoked salmon scrambled eggs and a Spanish omelette. There is also a kids menu and a vegetarian breakfast with hashbrown, mushrooms and spinach. Prices are marked $, one level below most picks. Hours run from 5am to 12:30pm daily, and the nearest park is Eastwood Croquet Club, four minutes on foot.

5. #5Provence Garden Cafe for a slow breakfast in the garden

   $$🐕 Dogs outsideOutdoor seating🌳 Eastwood Croquet Club, 3 min walk

   Provence Garden Cafe is the pick for a slow breakfast in a garden setting. The garden has a koi pond, and there is covered seating as well as outdoor tables. Dogs can join you outside, which makes this the strongest pick for dog owners. Order the eggs Benedict on bacon or the pancakes with banana and ice cream, and add a coffee, since the cappuccino earns praise. The kids menu suits families, and the entry has no steps. Opening hours run 8am to 4:30pm, and Eastwood Croquet Club is three minutes on foot.

6. #6TEN THOUSAND for a morning coffee and a pastry

   $Outdoor seating🌳 Eastwood Croquet Club, 4 min walk

   TEN THOUSAND is the pick for a morning coffee with a pastry or a slice of cake. The bakery counter stocks Korean-style breads, plus croissants such as pistachio, blueberry yoghurt and custard. Labels show croissants at about $6.90 to $8.50. The front case holds whole cream cakes, often finished with strawberries. The coffee range is wide, and one drinker found the brew strong, with a nutty, savoury flavour. There are tables outside, and the cafe is step-free. It opens at 6am and closes at 9pm from Sunday to Thursday, and at 10pm on Friday and Saturday.

Compare cafes with outdoor seating in Eastwood

The table below sets out price, brunch, outdoor tables, dog access and weekend hours for each pick.

How we picked cafes with outdoor seating in Eastwood

Cafes were ordered by a score that counts both how well people liked each one and how many people said so, so a cafe with many opinions counts for more than one with a few. Each cafe needed outdoor tables and brunch on the menu, and weekend hours were checked. Dog access, the food and coffee on each cafe's own page, and what visitors say about service and tables shaped the final order.