We understand that your fur baby isn’t just a pet — they’re a beloved family member.
When you’re heading out for a meal, they deserve to be included in the experience, not left behind at home. At Sonora Potts Point, we make it easy and enjoyable for you to dine out with your four-legged friend.
Welcoming Your Pup Like Family
We know how important your dog is to you, so we’ve prepared some special puppy treats to spoil your furry companion. Plus, we provide a fresh water dish to keep them hydrated while you relax and enjoy our Mexican-inspired menu featuring fresh Australian ingredients.
Due to health and safety regulations, dogs are required to stay in our outdoor dining area, but that doesn’t mean they miss out on the fun. Our outdoor space is designed with your comfort — and theirs — in mind, so you can both enjoy the vibrant atmosphere together.

Why Bring Your Dog to Sonora?
- Puppy treats on hand: Because they deserve to be pampered too.
- Fresh water always available: Keeping your pup refreshed is our priority.
- Outdoor dining space: Comfortable and safe for you and your dog.
- A community that loves animals: You’re joining a family of pet lovers.
If you’re curious about the best dog-friendly spots around Sydney, check out Dog Friendly Sydney for more great places to visit with your furry friend.

Caring for All Our Guests — Two-Legged and Four-Legged
Our commitment is to look after you and your entire family — including the ones with paws and wagging tails. At Sonora, you don’t have to leave your best mate behind. We invite you to bring them along and enjoy the garden-to-table dining experience we’re proud to offer, all while sharing great food, drinks, and good times.
A Little Heads Up…
After enough treats, your pup might just start insisting on coming back every time you’re near Sonora. Honestly, we don’t blame them!
Ready to book a table? Visit our reservations page to secure your spot for you and your fur baby today.
For more tips on bringing your dog out with you and making the most of pet-friendly dining, check out this article from RSPCA Australia.
