Food and Drink

If you’ve ever wished Perth had more proper British pubs, you’re about to get your answer. The Queen’s Arms is opening in the CBD this September, taking over the heritage-listed former Flour Factory with three levels of pints, pub grub, live sport and plenty of British nostalgia.

Home to some of Perth’s coolest cafes, restaurants, bars and shops, Leedy may be small but she’s really carved a space in our hearts over the years. The Leederville strip is brimming with everything from bite-size tapas and Asian eats to iconic pub meals and contemporary share plates.

Expect discounted wines, 1-for-1 cocktails, ice-cold beers, and sunset-ready vibes across the island. 

As the nights start to cool, there’s one thing on our minds: steak frites. Few dishes hit quite like a perfectly cooked steak, a mountain of golden fries and a glass of something red on a chilly evening. 

While we're quite partial to a BYO picnic on the grass overlooking Cottesloe beach, there's plenty of restaurants worth booking into.

If you want to “accidentally” brush your date's hands as you both reach for the frites, here are the most romantic restaurants in Perth for wining, dining and falling in luuuurve.

With beautiful old buildings, bucket loads of charm, a reputation for quality produce and some seriously chilled vibes, it's little wonder Fremantle is a Perth foodie mecca. From the new kids on the block to the ones that hold a special place in our heart, we’ve rounded up the best Fremantle restaurants you need to visit next time you're in the Port City.

There’s not much we West Coasters love more than kicking back for a long lunch and washing it down with a generous glass of wine, but if it’s paired with the stunning views of the Margaret River/Wadandi Boodja region, we’re truly in seventh heaven. 

To celebrate tall things Aperol (and the la dolce vita that comes with it), Subiaco will once again transform into a Euro-inspired playground with the return of Subi Spritz, the 4-day festival bringing spritz-fuelled fun to Subi. 

Coastal views, stunning interiors and a seriously good wine list combine at Brighton Wine Bar, soon to open in Scarborough.

You don’t need to speak French to enjoy this coffee. If you’ve spotted a Mont Blanc on a Perth café menu lately and wondered whether you’re ordering a mountain, a dessert, or a coffee – the answer is: delightfully, a bit of all three. Inspired by the classic French chestnut dessert named after the Alps landmark itself, a Mont Blanc is a layered, creamy, indulgent drink that’s as pretty as it is sippable. Think cold brew or espresso as your base, topped with clouds of whipped cream (sometimes mascarpone or coconut cream), topped with citrus zest, cocoa, or nutty notes. It’s rich yet refreshing, decadent yet balanced and oh-so-Instagrammable.

London is a veritable revolving door of imaginative restaurateurs with deep pockets.

When it comes to dining on Rottnest Island/Wadjemup, good food is as much a part of the experience as the turquoise water and quokka selfies. 

Calling all seasoned beer appreciators, sippers and clinkers. Here are the best breweries on the Sunshine Coast worthy of your next sip.

We all adore the South West for its laid-back vibes and incredible views, and that's exactly what Eagle Bay Brewing Co is. Serving up handcrafted brews and good times, it's a must for when you're next in the region. 

Is there anything more quintessentially West Australian than coastal dining, a drink in hand as the sun sets over the ocean? It’s no surprise, then, that City Beach boasts some great seats to sit, sip and savour the ocean views. 

Embrace the sugar rush and festive flair this year at Brookfield Place, because they’ve set up a whimsical wonderland bringing all the silly season vibes to Perth these holidays. Here’s our guide to the dining and drinking options in the precinct, primed for your seasonal sipping and savouring.

Swap your chef's hat for a Santa hat this Christmas and let one of Perth's best restaurants cater your festive feast. This is our list of the best banquets happening around Perth on Christmas Day.

Here are the festive feasts and treats around Perth to get you feeling holly jolly in the lead up to Christmas.

Flying out from Perth to Margaret River might be quicker and slightly fancier, but nothing beats arguing over who gets the front seat on a 3-hour car ride. Aside from the rolling countryside views and getting to happily shout ‘horses!’ when you pass a farm, a Perth to Margaret River road trip also means you can stop whenever you want and check out the local bites and sights.

UnWined Subiaco Returns with 50+ wineries and 300+ wines to try and buy.

Here’s the thing: belonging isn’t up for debate. And if you really want proof? Just look at these nine Black-owned businesses and cultural spaces—serving up suya skewers, good coffee, big art, and even bigger vibes.

If you’ve never heard of Irish-Chinese food before, don’t worry—we’ve got you. Born in the kitchens of Ireland’s Chinese takeaways, this unlikely fusion is an absolute cultural institution across the Emerald Isle—combining Chinese-inspired dishes with local Irish tastes to create something completely unique and wonderfully addictive. Think: sweet-and-sour chicken balls with curry sauce, salt and chilli everything, battered spring rolls, and of course, the beloved spice bag.

With so many incredible restaurants, bars and cafes all serving up some of the best food and drinks you’ll ever consume in your life, it’s a challenge to decide exactly where to go. Let us help.

The restaurant is bringing big, authentic Roman flavours to Perth’s northern suburbs, and they’ve got the heritage to back it up.

From classic aperol to the trendy limoncello spritz, to all things fun and fruity, it’s officially the summer of spritz here in Perth.

Next time you're in need of a knock-off pint, pre-dinner cocktail or nightcap in the city, here are the very bars in Perth/Boorloo's CBD.