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Based in Perth, SPEQS is your one-stop affordable online shop for prescription glasses and designer sunnies. But it's not just an online shop, no siree. What really sets SPEQS apart is their app which allows you to virtually try on glasses in real time. Seriously. Just swipe through their impressive range of glasses (including all the most popular brands) and you can see exactly what those frames look like on your own face. Plus, shipping is free and they offer free 30 day returns. The future is here!

After making waves at the Mount Claremont Farmer's Markets, Blossum opened its own shop in Bicton and the locals can't get enough. Pop in and grab one of their delicious salads or a slice of cake and try to resist buying all the sauces and spreads that line the walls. You can also grab a loaf of bread or a bunch of flowers, so why not treat yourself to both? These guys are also master caterers—they do everything from homemade meals and breakfasts to dessert tables, grazing tables and custom cakes.

While Dogtown doesn't necessarily sound like the most appealing spot for a bite to eat, Dogtown Beerfood in Mount Lawley dishes out epic burgers and brews from WA's own Feral Brewery. They also do fried chicken and tacos—beer food at its very best.

It's no secret that everyone in Perth loves a rooftop bar, so you'll want to check out 77 Social ASAP. Sitting pretty on St Georges Terrace, 77 Social offers some sweet views of the terrace, but you'll probably be sidetracked by the super cute interiors downstairs tbh. Open from 6am weekdays, there are milkbar vibes with lots of neon pink and plenty of coffee to caffeinate the people of Perth, not to mention some delish breakfasts. But once the afternoon hits, you'll want to head upstairs to sit on the rooftop with a cocktail in hand, and maybe a burger too.

Pyschomug in Subiaco is brewing up some seriously Insta-worthy coffee, and it's actually pretty delicious too. Their charcoal killer latte is black and served in a skull-shaped glass—word on the street is that charcoal is a natural detoxifier, but let's be honest, we're just ordering it for the novelty factor. They also have coffee in a cone in case you're yet to give that a whirl. The team at Psychomug dish up some impressive breakfasts and their regular coffees hit the spot every time—so not to worry if you can't bring yourself to order a charcoal latte.

Poké bowls are starting to take over Perth and Hoki Poké in Leederville is definitely one to watch out for. Serving only the freshest seafood available in WA, poké bowls are a delicious and healthy way to satisfy those taste buds.You can also pair your bowl with a selection of refreshing drinks like kombucha, pressed juices, cold brew or smoothies! And for all you lazy ones out there, Hoki Poké are also on UberEATS and deliveroo—how good!

Tacked onto the front of Nedlands bar, The Resident, The Little Resident serves some of the best coffee in Perth from morning until late at night—so when that 3pm slump arrives, you know where to go!

Bike Bar in Claremont is all about indoor cycling, but if you're imagining your standard gym spin class you're way off! After returning home from a stint in NYC—home to the world famous Soul Cycle—the couple behind Bike Bar decided Perth's cycling scene needed a little more oomph and Bike Bar was born.

From the legends that brought us El Publico, La Vida Urbana brings tasty Mexican eats with a slightly more casual vibe to Leederville. Open every night until late, you're in for a whole lot of scrumptious street eats. Our hot tip: order the nachos. But the best bit? You're welcome to just drop in for a drink anytime. Margarita anyone? The Feed Me menu has to be one of the most affordable in Perth. At $39 you'll get four courses of the most popular dishes, including dessert. It's a no brainer. 

A welcome addition to the Nedlands dining scene, Little Way is the perfect place to drop in for a coffee, wine or a bite at any time of the day. The lush outdoor area and gorgeous interior perfectly complements an equally gorgeous menu that runs the gamut from brekky items like baklava French toast and eton mess hotcakes to a Mediterranean influenced lunch and dinner menu offering tasty dishes like beef cheek ragu, roasted cauliflower and halloumi fritters and healthy salad bowls.

Ice cream sensation Honey Creme has taken the world by storm and Perth has been lucky enough to get the first store in Australia. Made with fresh local milk and sweetened with organic local honey, Honey Creme is certainly not your average soft serve ice cream.

For all your vegan needs, head to Loving Hut in Victoria Park. A vegan cafe and mini mart, Loving Hut offers plenty of delicious eats like handmade pies, quiches, burgers and lasagne, not to mention the doughnuts, scrolls, cheesecakes, caramel slices and raw desserts—yum! But we haven't even told you the best part yet. These guys are the first ever shop in Perth to make and sell vegan soft serve ice cream! It's coconut based (read: delicious) and they use it to make sundaes and frappes too. You can also get loads of vegan goodies for your pantry and vegan dog food for your pooch!

Vegans of Perth, we've found a vegan pizza place in East Victoria Park and it's very aptly named Peace'za. All the pizza bases are handmade and stretched, with over 10 flavours including vegan versions of classics like Hawaiian and pepperoni. But it doesn't stop there. They also do a salted caramel dessert pizza and our mouths are watering already! There's limited seating available but don't worry, you can get these bad boys to takeaway!

Kishi Sushi Bar in Kalamunda is where it's at if you're looking for authentic Japanese in the Perth Hills. They've got everything from sashimi and takoyaki to bento boxes and donburi bowls, and it's all fresh and cooked with a whole lotta love. After you've polished off your main, finish up with a green tea or black sesame seed ice cream, both served with genji biscuits. Dee-licious!

For all things cheese, Fromage Artisans on St Georges Terrace is the place to go. Think cheese flights, cheese boards, cheese dessert, and even classic cheese toasties, all paired with wine of course. The team here also lets you purchase cheese to take home and they have a cheese club so you can get the good stuff delivered straight to your door. Fromage also hosts a variety of masterclasses throughout the year, but be sure to book in quick as they are known to sell out. 

The Toastery in Subiaco is dishing out toasted sandwiches that will make your mouth water. They’ve got everything from the classics like ham and triple cheese or Vegemite and cheese to their Seven Samurai—miso buttered corn, roast chicken, triple cheese and sriracha mayo. Yum. 

There’s not a lot of Cambodian cuisine going around in Perth, which is why we’re SO happy Tamarind popped up in Mount Hawthorn. Grab some roti with peanut sauce while you peruse the lengthy menu.

Mount Hawthorn's Mokaffe has taken hold of our hearts and taste buds. Small batch coffee roasters and craft chocolatiers, this Italian cafe makes everything in house with only the best ingredients. Choosing between their spiced hot chocolate with chilli and cinnamon and their 72 percent couverture hazelnut mokacino (pretty much Nutella coffee) is a very difficult task, as is making a selection from their delectable cake display. We love their custard filo in soufra and the dark chocolate espresso fudge, and you simply cannot leave without picking up a bar of their hazelnut chocolate torrone (a traditional Italian Christmas delicacy, available year-round) and some of their cioccalatini truffles.

Serving super fresh sushi and other ricey eats, Fumi Sushi is the hot ticket to Japanese heaven in Mount Hawthorn—fumi means flavour in Japanese, after all. Dine in or take away, the guys here also have your party needs sorted with giant sushi platters available to order.

Burgers and nursery rhymes go hand in hand at Missy Moo’s Gourmet Burger Bar. Made with love and a whole lot of primo local ingredients, our favourites include The Cow Jumped Over The Moon—beef patty with melted blue cheese, prosciutto, lettuce, Missy Moo’s relish and aioli—and the Peter Peter Pumpkin Eater—spicy pumpkin patty, chilli jam, relish, aioli, lettuce, beetroot and tomato.

Secret menus, a salt and vinegar bar and some of the best fish and chips is what’s served up at Mt Hawthorn Fish & Chips. Everything on the salt and vinegar bar is made in-house, and you can choose from flavours like spiced mixed chilli salt, super lemon, chicken salt, brown malt vinegar, lemon juice and apple cider vinegar. And launching at the end of September the guys will be cooking up deep-fried Oreos coated in cinnamon sugar (they taste like Oreos wrapped in a doughnut), but if you ask nicely, they’ll whip them up for you anytime.

Get the Thai street food experience right here in Perth by heading to Little B in Beaux Lane in Mount Lawley. From traditional eats like pad thai and tom yum soup to Thai with a twist—think red curry burgers and Thai basil burgers—you'll want to try everything. Just don't miss the massaman lamb shank! Oh, and the best part? It's BYO.

Attention south-siders—you lucky devils—a BBQ, fried chicken and burger joint called 3230 Smoke and Grill has opened in Jandakot. Think smoked beef ribs, brisket, fried chicken, pulled pork and burgers (our mouths are drooling already). But the deliciousness doesn't stop there. They also have BBQ platters, mac 'n' cheese, fries and fried chicken burgers. Need we say anymore?

If you're someone who loves their hot dogs absolutely loaded with piles of toppings, then head to Frankly My Dog at Hillarys Boat Harbour.

From delicious burgers to homemade potato skins to gourmet sauces, Flames WA in Fremantle Markets is where you need to get your foodie fix on weekends.

After a whole lot of success on the east coast, Hunter & Barrel decided to open in Whitford City's epic dining precinct and boy are we glad they did. The menu is all about meats cooked low and slow, as well as barrel-aged bevvies. Bring your best bro and order the King’s Feast which will get you some lemon myrtle chicken, roast lamb shoulder, farmer’s sausages, grilled squid, thick cut chips, chopped green salad and grilled flatbread. Can we get a fist bump?

Acai bowls have taken over almost every healthy cafe in Perth, and now you can get them from The Acai Corner food truck at the South Perth foreshore. Just by Mends Street Jetty, The Acai Corner specialises in acai bowls, homemade granola, fresh juices, healthy treats and more—yum! Choose from a natural or sweetened acai bowl, and don't worry, if you don't know the difference, the team will talk you through it! Satisfy your taste buds while relaxing on one of their bean bags or deck chairs while over looking our beautiful city. What more could you want?

If you love indulging in delicious sandwiches made with thought and care, then head to Flitch & Leaven in North Fremantle.

After killing it over east, Hakata Gensuke has #blessed the East Victoria Park locals with their ramen. In case you weren't aware, Hakata in Japan is the home of tonkotsu ramen, so it's not surprising that Hakata Gensuke is dishing out just that. Made with their own secret recipe, all we can tell you is that there's uber flavoursome pork broth, pork chashu and thin noodles involved. 

Named after one of Australia’s most famous Prime Ministers and perched atop the historic old West Australian print factory, Bob’s Bar is quintessentially Australian. Easily one of Perth’s best rooftop bars, Bob’s is the perfect place for vitamin D infused lunches, casual drinks after work or weekend pre-dinner and post-dinner drinks.

This little gem is located right in the middle of Wembley Golf Course which means it has a pretty bad ass view of the greens. Drop by for a quick coffee before you tee off or head there after your game for a drink at the bar and dinner with mates. Even if you're not playing a round of golf, 300 Acres is the perfect spot for casual dining at any time of the day.

North Perth has a fab little pasta bar on Angove Street by the name of Il Locale (translation: The Local) that serves up some of the most authentic and delicious Italian food. All the produce is as fresh as fresh can be and is supplied by Di Chiera Bros just down the road. The 60-seat Italian eatery may as well be housing nonna and nonno in the back because the food is that good.

The guys at The Original Fremantle Fudge make their sweet creamy fudge using real ingredients and flavours so you know you're only getting the best here.

After killing it at doughnuts, the guys behind Top Dup in Willagee have decided to join the Perth pizza game by opening Slice Dup. They're doing Detroit style pan pizza—square slices with a thick cheesy crust, loaded with molten toppings for those playing at home, but it's not all pizza pies, no sir-ee!

If you're looking for a stunning spot to sit and drink some coffee in Carine then you need to check out Regular Coffee Company. Think lots of natural light, loads of plants, plenty of cute tiles and a baby pink wall to top it all off.

Yabba Dabba is the hidden gem that Dalkeith locals don't want you to know about. The huge menu is full of delicious Mod Oz eats from steak sangas and cheese burgers to braised beef cheeks and a killer scotch fillet, but they also have a great range of pizzas (which are available to take away if you fancy a night on the couch). 

If you've been vegetarian for a little while, we're willing to bet you miss a good Indian curry. The vego offering at most Indian restaurants in Perth is decent, but nothing compares to a glorious butter chicken or lamb vindaloo, which is why we're so gosh darn grateful that Vegorama in Applecross is dishing out a vegetarian version of all your favourite Indian curries.

Paper Avenue is a beautiful cafe in Joondalup and the team here is serious about their coffee. With a special cold drip system, beans from Locale Espresso and a very impressive looking custom La Marzocco coffee machine, it's safe to say these guys will sort out all your caffeine needs.

If you're looking for fresh, authentic Italian food, then look no further than Parlapa in the heart of Fremantle. The small, family run cafe and restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch and their food will, quite simply, blow your mind. The pasta is prepared daily using seasonal ingredients and it's absolutely amazing, but they also do some great sandwiches, salads, and soups if that's your thing. 

A quiet achiever, Zephyr in North Beach is an oldie but a goodie. The chef and owner is third generation Croatian and his specialities are Mediterranean dishes with plenty of care and attention to each recipe, all made with locally sourced produce. The menu is impressive and choosing just one dish is not an easy task, but the beef cheeks in filo pastry and the pork belly with crispy crackling and seared scallops are a good place to start. The team here is also big on fermented veg, making it in house and adding it to a lot of their meals, you can also buy a jar to take home and add to your dishes. Win.

Perth's most fashionable are going to want to run directly to COS in Claremont to get their hands on some of the coolest threads around. Stocking effortless wardrobe staples, the words timeless, elegant and classic all spring to mind when you think of COS, so you can be certain you'll be wearing your finds for years to come. COS has got men, women and children covered (and in the most stylish way). You won't be leaving empty handed, that's for sure!

The Raffles Hotel that we all know and love from our uni days is still standing strong, but with a fresh feel that will make you want to kick your A into G and get down to Applecross every single night of the week.

A Fremantle resident for over 20 years, and a gift to the Asian food scene in Perth, Joy Kitchen is now closer to the Freo foreshore, serving up the same high-quality Cantonese style Chinese food that has the locals raving.

Perth bar, Young George is a unique neighbourhood haunt which places more of an emphasis on food than your local pub. Situated smack bang in the middle of the super cool George Street in East Fremantle, the folks here serve up scrumptious breakfasts, lunches and dinners, alongside inventive cocktails, refined wines, craft beers and ciders.

The Woodfired Baker joins some of Perth's most beloved cafes on the Whatley Crescent cafe strip in Maylands. The incredibly talented bakers here specialise in handcrafted organic sourdough and artisan bread making, and they dish out some of the best pastries and sweet treats going around, including woodfired brownies! It'll be hard for you to walk away with more than just the one loaf, so don't.

Aradise Hair Salon is a cutting edge luxury hair salon located in Brookfield Place in Perth's CBD. With over 15 years of experience, you know your hair will be in very safe hands. They specialise in wedding and formal styles but also offer hair and beauty packages which are all tailored to suit your individual needs. But it doesn't stop there—Aradise also offers a special $40 blow dry special available Monday to Friday from 9-2pm. Uhhh yes please.

Double Shotz serves delicious coffee and small eats to the people of Perth—AS WELL AS COOKIE SHOTZ!

Ever wanted to devour a tasty meal in the Himalayas? Well, now you can at Himalayan Nepalese in Victoria Park. The restaurant and cafe have established a tranquil environment to bring the Himalayas to you! But it doesn't stop there—they also offer weekly specials, such as 10% off online orders and 5% discounts for online bookings. The chicken momos and kasha ra saag curry are a must!

If you love the idea of getting your hair done by hand picked stylists Frankie & Freya Hair Design in Victoria Park is the perfect place for you. The boutique salon uses products such as Olaplex, Evo and Cloud Nine to ensure you will leave feeling fresh and pampered. Book an appointment today!

If you enjoy DIY meals you'll love Pepper Lunch in Victoria Park. Serving tasty Japanese fare which you cook on a piping hot 260-degree teppan at your table, our favourites have to be the signature beef pepper rice and the salmon pepper rice, served with Pepper Lunch's unique margarine, corn and...you guessed it...loads of roasted black pepper. Mix it all up to cook to your liking and add some sweet or garlic sauce (or both) and enjoy, just don't burn your mouth!

Ms Demeanour Boutique in East Victoria Park offers not only the latest fashion trends but also lifestyle and homewares—yes, please! The boutique represents some of the worlds most renowned fashion labels such as Madison Square, Spicy Sugar and Wilde Heart, along with their own in-house label Vance & Ainsley. Laybys, private shopping nights and pre-orders are all available and it is only a 10-minute walk from the Carlisle train station.

We all know buying a present for our loved ones can be a tricky task, but at The Good Store in Victoria Park the process is made painless. They're not only a gift shop but are a gift shop that is all about making sure your gifts are useful and last for a long time. They have five different categories you can choose from such as eat and drink, looking good and play; and work with many prestige brands like Helen Kaminski and Alessi. Finding presents has never been easier!

If you like your beer, cocktail and food game strong, then head over to Daddy Long Legs in Victoria Park. All ingredients are locally and ethically sourced, and each meal is made to compliment what you're drinking—does it get much better than that? Yes, it does! There are also vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options available for everyone and anyone to enjoy.

From lageritas—frozen margaritas topped with a mini Corona—to drool-worthy Mexican food, Caballitos in Perth's CBD has got it all.

If you’re looking for an authentic Italian restaurant, you should head to Bistro Bellavista in East Perth. These guys will definitely satisfy your pasta cravings—Gnocchi al Formaggio with gorgonzola sauce and freshly grated grana Padano anyone?—and their wood fired pizzas are simply delicious. The Boscaida with gorgonzola and mushrooms melts in your mouth while the Diavola with pepperoni capsicum and fresh chili is as spicy as it’s delicious.

Threeo Coffee & Eats in South Fremantle, is your one stop shop for coffee, sandwhiches, pastries and more. Being open seven days a week means you have no excuse not to go and try their delicious dishes such as blueberry almond friands, tumeric lattes and oreintal pork noodle. Yum! With vegan and vegetarian options availble, this cosy cafe is suited for anyone and everyone. They are also located in the same shop as indoor plant shop, Salty Gold, so why not get yourself a houseplant or two while you're there.

Bruce Town is one of those cafes that epitomises everything we love about Freo. It’s casual, relaxed, and generally a nice place to be.

If you’re looking for a hair salon that offers much more than just a good haircut, head to Morph in Claremont. The team of internationally trained hairdressers at Morph has been carefully curated by salon owner Lacey, and are expertly trained in providing the best service and techniques with superior attention to detail. Indulgence and luxury are the aim of the game at this lovely salon, a sister site to Morph in Cannington, and they offer all the good products like Olaplex, Wella, Wasp extensions, Bhave treatments and Retex.

No matter how many new food groups emerge, from chia puddings, raw balls, nourish bowls and vegan cakes—pizza will never, ever get old and Ischia in Highgate makes a seriously good one.

Twig & Sparrow Cafe is making life a whole lot brighter for the people of Willetton. Their breakfasts are phenomenal—the French toast with homemade lemon curd and honeycomb is out of this world—and they brew a good cup of joe too, but it's the chocolate drinks you should get excited about. They do white chocolate, Nutella or Malteser hot chocolates and iced chocolates and we're obsessed!