What’s Open in Lane Cove on King’s Birthday Monday 2025

The first official portrait of His Majesty The King following his Coronation on 6th May. 📸 Hugo Burnand

Are you staying in Lane Cove this long weekend?  If so, we have the lowdown on what will be open on King’s Birthday Monday!!!

We have done the best we can at compiling this information; hours could be subject to change, so we suggest you double-check the details. This guide is just to give you an indication.  We have not put the specific hours as the feedback we have had from many businesses is that they want to be flexible with hours and if necessary, close a bit earlier.  This is particularly true for cafes.  Just bear in mind that some cafes will be open a bit later than usual and close a bit earlier.  The holiday falls on a Monday, and many Lane Cove restaurants don’t open on a Monday.

Double Demerit Points

Double demerits are in place in NSW and the ACT for five consecutive days over the 2025 King’s Birthday long weekend, from Friday 6 June to Monday 9 June 2025, inclusive.

Convenience Stores, Booze and Yikes I have Locked Myself Out

Jack & Co is open at both the Northwood and Burns Bay Road stores.

You can buy, coffee, ice, snack food and all those essential ingredients you need.

A reminder that Jack & Co Northwood is currently undertaking upgrades of their Petrol Bowsers at Northwood – so you can’t buy Petrol, but the convenience store and barista coffee are still open.

Centro Lane Cove West is open throughout the Easter break – it is worth checking them out as they have an extensive range of fresh food, meat and grocery items, and if you are looking for a present for a homesick US, Brazillian, Asian friend they have a big range of foods from overseas to try.  Find out more about Centro here.

If you need Booze over on King’s Birthday Monday, Porters, Northwood is open from 10.00 to 8.00 pm

If you lock yourself out of your house or you need a replacement lock urgently – Alert Locksmiths and Security operate their emergency service 24 Hours a Day/7 Days a Week.

Doctor and Vet

If you need a Doctor on public holidays, Wise Medical Clinic in Macquarie Park is a private billing emergency clinic, and they are open 10 am-10 pm 7 days a week.

For your Furry family members needing a vet, North Shore Veterinary Hospital in Artarmon is open 24/7 for emergencies only.

Supermarket and Grocery Items

All Supermarkets will be open on the King’s Birthday holiday Monday.

Chooks and Bread

Chargrill Charlies will be open during their normal trading hours on Monday.

Bakers Delights Lane Cove will be open from 7.00 am to 2 pm.

Coffee Shops

Most coffee shops will be open but with shorter hours.

Garcon will be open for its normal trading hours all through the long weekend.

Coffee Shops that will be closed.

Kin
Fink Cafe Lane Cove West
Lil Lane
Unwined
Sarnie and Panini – at 9.30 am for breakfast and sandwiches

Clubs and Hotel

The Longueville Hotel and Lusso Kitchens at The Diddy will all be open.

Restaurants

As mentioned above, many Lane Cove restaurants are usually closed on a Monday night.

Masala Kitchen will be open for lunch and dinner.

Sunset Diner will be open for lunch

Garcon will be open normal hours.

Seven Spices will be open.

Cleaning UP and DIY

Many people clean up and undertake DIY during long weekends.The Community Recycling Centre located at 8 Waltham Street in Artarmon, is a one-stop shop for safely disposing of problem household wastes such as paint, gas bottles, e-waste or motor oil and more.  In other words, problem wastes that can’t be collected via council kerbside waste or recycling collection services all year round.

They are closed on the King’s Birthday Monday.  However, if you are cleaning up at home – read our article on how to dispose of or recycle items here.

Lane Cove and Greenwich Library

As the Libraries are closed.

Lane Cove Post Office

The Lane Cove Post Office is closed.

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