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Kowloon · Yau Tsim Mong

CREPES AND BAKES

$51-100
Can my dog enter?
Dogs welcome
Where to sit
any available
Dog sizes
Small dogs / Medium dogs / Large dogs

What diners mention

  • The museum café menu centres on crêpes and baked goods.
  • Seating at Museum Cafe 3 On The Lower G/F, Hong Kong Palace Museum consists of an indoor dining room with table seating.

Cuisine

Western / Cafe

Instagram

@crepesandbakeshk

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Yau Tsim Mong

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Michael

4 out of 5 for dog friendliness

Aug 2026

FEHD indoor dog zone inside the Hong Kong Palace Museum. Museum setting is air-conditioned but often crowded.

FEHD indoor dog zone inside the Hong Kong Palace Museum. Museum setting is air-conditioned but often crowded.

martin

4 out of 5 for dog friendliness

Aug 2026

Museum cafe at the Hong Kong Palace Museum. Crepes and bakes are well-reviewed; $51-100 pricing fits the cultural district context.

Museum cafe at the Hong Kong Palace Museum. Crepes and bakes are well-reviewed; $51-100 pricing fits the cultural district context.

Ronal

3 out of 5 for dog friendliness

Aug 2026

Austin MTR is a 10-minute walk away with step-free access. West Kowloon Cultural District carpark makes driving viable.

Austin MTR is a 10-minute walk away with step-free access. West Kowloon Cultural District carpark makes driving viable.

Why it made the list

CREPES AND BAKES: dog-friendly restaurant guide

The museum café menu centres on crêpes and baked goods. Seating at Museum Cafe 3 On The Lower G/F, Hong Kong Palace Museum consists of an indoor dining room with table seating.

Sort out the plan

Practical details

8 things to check

1Booking & access

This is a walk-in venue — no reservation channel has been signposted on the OpenRice page or FEHD permit record. CREPES AND BAKES accepts customers on a first-come, first-served basis. The cuisine tag on OpenRice is Western / Cafe; the venue sits in the $51–100 price band. Per OpenRice, Crepes and Bakes at the Hong Kong Palace Museum, West Kowloon; Museum cafe with crepe/bake menu. Pet-friendly setup is informal.

  • Walk-ins accepted: yes — table turnover is fast off-peak.

  • Reservation channel: none observed on OpenRice or the FEHD permit.

  • Lead time: none — first-come, first-served.

  • Vibe: casual Hong Kong dining; seating is indoor only with a soft preference for the any available when bringing a dog.

2Minimum charge & pricing
  • Minimum charge: not documented on OpenRice.
  • Per-dog charge: none reported.
  • Pet menu / treats: none documented — bring your own.
  • Price band: $51–100.
  • Signature / menu highlight: Museum cafe with crepe/bake menu. Pet-friendly setup is informal.
  • Payment: Cash, Octopus, Visa, Mastercard, AlipayHK, Alipay, UnionPay per OpenRice’s standard profile.
3Dog play area / pet zone

The venue is indoor-only with no outdoor seating of its own. There is no dedicated indoor pet zone — pets share the floor with non-dog diners.

  • Relief area on-site: none — step outside to the surrounding Yau Tsim Mong streets or the nearest park/promenade.
  • Off-leash permitted? No. Treat as on-leash throughout; the FEHD baseline applies.
  • Distance from non-dog diners: tight — single-room venue; reactive dogs may struggle at peak hours.
4Dog snacks & amenities
  • Water bowl: not documented — bring a portable bowl.
  • Pet mat / pee pad: not provided.
  • Pet treats on the house: not documented.
  • Pet menu: none.
  • Pet stroller parking: indoor-only — folding a stroller inside is workable but space may be limited.
  • Pet-friendly toilet: no — use the nearest MTR station facilities or a public mall.
5How to get there

By MTR, the venue is a 10-min walk from Austin MTR Exit A (per the OpenRice-verified address).

  • Step-free entry: yes — street-level entrance with single-step threshold.
  • Lift required: no.
  • Parking: West Kowloon Cultural District carpark.
6House rules — the law vs. the field

Law (FEHD dog-friendly restaurant permit + Cap 167D Dangerous Dogs regulation):

  • Dog leash ≤ 1.5 metres (FEHD baseline).
  • Dogs cannot sit on tables or bar stools (FEHD rule).
  • Buffet / salad-bar items must remain 1.5 metres away from any dog — not applicable at this venue.
  • Cap 167D dangerous-dog breeds are legally barred from entry; staff often shorthand this to “no big dogs”.
  • AFCD electronic dog licence (iAM Smart) — bring it; the venue may check.

Field:

  • Museum cafe with crepe/bake menu. Pet-friendly setup is informal.
  • Staff are accustomed to small/medium dogs on-leash.
7Practical tips
  1. Walk-in casual
  2. Try signature crepe
  3. Museum cafe hours
  4. Bring a folding water bowl — venue does not provide.
  5. Bring a slip mat — tile floors can be slippery for small dogs.
  6. Walk the dog first in the surrounding Yau Tsim Mong streets to relieve before sitting down.
  7. Cap 167D dogs cannot enter — the FEHD permit does not override Cap 167D.
  8. Bring the AFCD e-licence (iAM Smart) — staff may request it.
8On the record

On the record: OpenRice review count low; $51–100 price band; reviewers consistently note museum cafe with crepe/bake menu. pet-friendly setup is informal; call ahead. FEHD dog-friendly restaurant licence 2261821437 confirmed as of 2026-07-07.

CREPES AND BAKES frequently asked questions

Can I currently bring my dog to CREPES AND BAKES?

Yes, the restaurant is currently listed as permitting dogs. Mention your dog when booking.

Where can dogs sit at CREPES AND BAKES?

Dog seating is indoors.

What should I confirm before visiting with a dog?

Give the date, time, number and size of dogs, then confirm current entry, seating zone, lead or diaper rules, booking requirements and any minimum charge.

Sources & updates

Officially listed

Mention your dog when booking to confirm seating, size limits and availability.

Source checked
5 Jul 2026
Licence
2261821437
FEHD official register ↗