Don’t let the suburban village shopping feel put you off from trying some of Perth’s best kebabs. Located conveniently near UWA, on Broadway, Ararat Kebabs has been serving up freshly made kebabs, Read full review
Supplying a large chunk of Perth’s cafe’s and restaurant’s with daily freshly baked bread, Barrett’s is the local bakery that you wish was at the end of your street. With a simple fit out, Barrett’s serves up a large variety of baked breads, which are all baked on the premises. 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
This small, sensational, humming little café is the work of Despina and Brian Tanner who have mashed southern Mediterranean influences into one of the most loved spots in Perth. 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
Adorning Beaufort street in Mount Lawley, this Italian/Spanish canteen is leaving an impression on Perth’s diners. Serving some of the best coffee in Mount Lawley, Cantina spills out onto the small adjacent shopping arcade, giving it a lively atmosphere. Read full review
No baguette is ever going to be as good as the ones freshly torn and squished with brie in your Parisien pied-à-terre, but at home in Perth you can’t go past the masterful breads and cakes from Emmanuel Mollois’ top-notch patisserie. Read full review
