Remedy – A Calm Brunch Spot in Churchtown

Remedy Churchtown is one of those places that feels like a bit of a reset. Tucked away in Churchtown, it offers a slower, more relaxed pace that’s perfect when you want to step away from busier spots.

It’s warm, welcoming, and thoughtfully put together. The kind of café you settle into rather than rush through.

There’s a real neighbourhood feel here, with a mix of locals, regulars, and people making the trip for a quieter brunch.

Visiting with Your Dog

Remedy is dog-friendly, and importantly, they’re very clear about how that works. That clarity makes it a much more relaxed visit as a dog owner.

Dogs are welcome in the non-carpeted areas, but not in The Snug. This is clearly signposted, so you know where you stand as soon as you arrive.

They ask that dogs stay on the floor, remain on a lead, and stay settled during your visit. If a dog becomes unsettled or keeps barking, you may be asked to step outside.

It’s a simple, respectful approach that works well. You can enjoy your visit knowing the expectations are clear for everyone.

Coffee, Brunch and a Slower Pace

Coffee is taken seriously here, with well-made drinks that match the setting.

The menu leans into brunch, with a focus on quality and simple, well-executed dishes. It’s not overcomplicated, but everything feels considered.

There are also cocktails available, which adds a slightly more social, late-morning or early afternoon feel if you’re staying a bit longer.

What to Expect

Remedy is calm, cosy, and quietly confident. It’s not trying to compete with louder, busier brunch spots.

For dog owners, it’s a strong choice if you’re after somewhere relaxed and well managed.

It’s ideal for a slower morning, a catch-up with friends, or just a good coffee in a comfortable space.

As always, check their official website or social channels before visiting, as opening times and dog-friendly details can change.