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Located on the north side of the McIver train station, Devilles Pad offers the ultimate in kitsch fun. Inspired by the iconic, old-style Las Vegas cocktail lounges, Read full review
It’s hard not to feel that you’ve cheated Newtonian laws of physics when stepping into Zekka. It is so beautifully sleek and such an artistic triumph Read full review
Starting to regret that law degree, and wishing you had opted to follow your lifetime yearning of becoming an artist? Venn will make you feel like you did the latter, even if you studied the former. Housed in a beautiful old flour mill factory on Queen St in the city, Venn is bringing a bit of Melbourne style to little old Perth. Read full review
The Aviary is part of The Publican Group, a business that sets up bars and pubs throughout the country. The result is a well polished bar in a very prime location. Situated on the roof at the corner of William Street and the Murray Street Mall, The Aviary rules the roost at this corner of the city. Read full review
Whilst this bar on the corner of Shafto Lane is mostly filled with suits having after-work drinks or long lunches, the dark timber fit out and Golden Ale on tap does lend a certain appeal. Read full review
There are a few good reasons to like this grungy city bar and popular music venue, Amplifier. The first is obvious – the excellent line-up of local and international artists. Read full review
FORM is not just a brick and mortar art gallery on Murray Street, it is so much more. FORM is a thought process, a creative progression, and a way of life for many. It’s an independent, not-for-profit organisation, which works to develop and promote creativity and design in Western Australia. Read full review
Zomp is a big hit with the local ladies looking to expand their shoe collection, and one of my favourite places to shop for shoes. Originating in Perth, these privately owned, well stocked shoe stores Read full review
Located on Hay St, away from the main shopping malls, watch out for the overhead sign or you might walk by and miss this hole in the wall shop. Featuring a large selection of women’s clothes in a small space, Miin stocks its own range of pieces Read full review
Located at the corner of Murray Mews – the small but cosy laneway that the favourite Tiger Tiger coffee bar calls home – is Eldorado Clothing store, a women’s and men’s boutique selling streetwear alongside some smarter threads. Read full review
Affiliated with trendy King St store Subway DC, Wasteland takes Perth fashion to a whole new level. Literally. Sharing an entrance with No 44. King St café, look out for the stairs on the left hand side. Read full review
Subway DC is Perth’s longstanding boutique shop for current on-trend finds. Located on King St, as well as sister boutiques on the main shopping strips of Claremont and Fremantle, Subway DC has been leading the Perth fashion stakes for years. Read full review
What a marvellous space! Tiger Tiger has leapt from strength to strength right to the top of the Perth café and bar scene. Housed down a pot plant lined lane in the King Street precinct, it creates the perfect mix of art-house cool, retro chic and quality hospitality Read full review
Walk out the back of the city Country Road store and you’ll find their delightful little café. They don’t try to be overly fancy here, nor do they try to be trendy, rather what you find at the Country Road Café is a delectable selection of food and drink Read full review
Although they started out as a humble, little store in the end of a oft overlooked arcade, Pigeonhole meant big business from the beginning. Read full review
Although they started out as a humble, little store in the end of a oft overlooked arcade, Pigeonhole meant big business from the beginning. Read full review
Although they started out as a humble, little store in the end of a oft overlooked arcade, Pigeonhole meant big business from the beginning. Read full review
What’s not to love about a fast-paced, cheap meal, where tasty food is all the go, and free tea is supplied to be poured at your leisure! Read full review
Steeped in tradition, Jean Pierre’s family has been procuring tasty pastries for over a century. With two locations in the city, be sure to check out this bakery/cafe. Read full review
Steeped in tradition, Jean Pierre’s family has been procuring tasty pastries for over a century. With two locations in the city, be sure to check out this bakery/cafe. Read full review
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Aspects brings together a truly amazing range of art, craft and design pieces from Western Australian and Australian designers. It is found within Kings Park Read full review
Fraser’s restaurant is a must stop for the discerning diner visiting Perth. Not only will you enjoy an incredible meal with attentive and professional service, but you will do so with one of the best views of the city that you can get. Read full review
Enex 100, sandwiched between Saint Georges Terrace and Hay Street, is a self-acclaimed “contemporary, urban centre” which features a range of on-trend fashion stores, a music store and food area, Read full review
One of Perth’s latest hot spots, the Greenhouse, offers city punters the chance to experience a little bit of greenery along with their drinks. Designer Joost Bakker, is the brains behind the Greenhouse phenomenon Read full review
The only contradiction to the small coffee bar, Mini Espresso, is the monster line of suits that await their takeaway caffeine fix. I don’t blame them either. The hip bicycle themed décor Read full review
Helvetica epitomises the drive around Perth’s burgeoning small bar scene. It’s hard to find, popular, cosy and great. Look for the impressive chandeliers above a nondescript lane off Howard Street and follow your nose. Read full review
Sometimes great things happen when friends grab an opportunity and run with it. The team at Fat Shan’s did just that when they wanted to create a forum to showcase Perth’s local music. The headliner act of Fat Shan Records is the shop. Read full review
This quirky little café has sprung up as part of the Pigeonhole empire. Located in the diminutive Bon Marche Arcade, Pigeonhole have hired the very delightful Ruth Leigh to run this joint, and she’s created a space filled with friendly vibes. Read full review
Since opening its doors in 2011, Bench Espresso has been embraced by the city’s east side workers. Positioned near the law courts on Hay Street, Bench’s polished concrete floors are offset by clean fittings, and gentle bursts of green and mauve decor are dotted about the café. Read full review
Hula Bula is just what every city needs, a Tiki Bar! Nestled under a block of serviced apartments down the east end of the CBD, you wander down a short flight of stairs and enter this tropical paradise. Read full review
