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Located in Kalamunda, Jack & Jill has some of the most beautiful and scrumptious looking dishes we've ever seen. One order of the vanilla custard soaked brioche french toast with goats cheese milk and local honeycomb and you'll be hooked. If you're more of a savoury kind of person, you'll want to try the fried chicken waffle with peanut maple, coriander, pickled jalapeños and fried egg. The guys at Jack & Jill are so amazing and friendly, you'll feel like you're right at home in their humble little abode.

If you're hoping to level up your skills in the kitchen, look no further than Matters of Taste, an awesome Perth cooking school based in Mount Pleasant. Owner Tracey Cotterell has more than 30 years experience in the culinary industry and it shows, in fact, we're pretty convinced she's Julia Child's protege! With cooking classes spanning cuisines such as Spanish tapas, Vietnamese, dim sum and Southern American eats, we've had first-hand experience taking part in the Exceedingly Good Pies and Tarts workshop and can honestly say everything about it was exceedingly good. Check out the Matters of Taste website to see what classes they've got coming up and get ready to take your home-cooked meals to the next level—this place is definitely home to some of the best cooking classes in Perth!

Angel Falls Grill is nestled into the foodie hot spot that is Shafto Lane and is Perth’s first and only Venezuelan restaurant. If you haven’t tried Venezuelan food yet, then you need to know this: You’re missing out!!

BBQ Pork Buns, dumplings, spring rolls and spicy chicken—errrmerrgerrddddd. Perth Chinese restaurant Miss Chow's in Claremont Quarter is a place that you will definitely return again and again. The minimalist and chic interior is gorgeous, as is the food. Expect a modern twist on Chinese classic like sticky ribs and a variety of rice and noodle dishes. A most welcome addition to the Perth dining scene we think!

Gorgeous beachside eatery, The Shorehouse in Swanbourne is one of our fave casual dining restaurants, not least because of its stunning beach views. Head chef Oliver Gould has ensured there's a Mediterranean influence on the modern Australian food he's serving up and it is glorious!

Pash is whipping up some of Perth's best froyo and all from a mobile food truck. You can find this deliciousness at most foodie events around town and for the next few months they will have a regular spot at Elizabeth Quay. With toppings like caramel popcorn and Top Dup brownie bikkies, it's no wonder we're addicted to this stuff. Check out their Facebook or Instagram to find out where they are heading next.

The parmies are huge, the beers are cold and the pizzas are top notch at The Wembley Hotel. Go and watch a game of footy on the big screen or head down on a week night to snap up some cheap eats and a drink or two.

Tucked away in Subiaco, The Village Bar is the perfect place to go for a delish no-fuss meal and a drink or two. 

Cold pressed juice lovers, Michael Brothers have been in the industry since early 2012 and can't get enough out of the fruity stuff! Make sure you check our their range of flavours—we love the Watermelon Crush and Ginger Tonic. Found all around Perth, head to the Michael Brothers website to find out where to buy these beauties.

Door 49 is located in the heart of Perth's CBD on the super trendy King Street. This rad bar has an incredible drinks menu and a few little bar snacks that will make you drool (triple cooked chips with kimchi mayo and roast duck spring rolls please). Door 49 is the perfect place to head for after work drinks to get a cocktail that will knock your socks off!

Home to one of Perth's best craft beer selections and the most incredible spread of Dutch-influenced food, Victoria Park's Dutch Trading Co (or DTC for short) is the raddest place in town. Their industrial inspired interior (with the grandest of bars) is exactly what you want for some weekend pre-drinks. They have live music every now and then and always have the DJ beats going. Huzzahhhh!

This giant North Perth cafe turned Bali style gift store is the most relaxing place to go for an all day breakfast. Walk into the cafe and you're instantly hit with that tropical island vibe and we can't get enough! Grab a table surrounded by bamboo plants and mini buddha statues and then stroll around to find the perfect gift for yourself to take home. We love Chinta!

Lord Of The Fries in Perth churn out some of the most mouth-wateringly crispy fries we've ever tasted. Topped with equally as delectable sauces, the Perth store also serves vegetarian burgers, hot dogs, nuggets and onion rings. On top of being a completely vegan fast food joint, Lord Of The Fries is kosher, halal and preservative free, with low gluten options to boot. 

After absolutely killing it at the Freo markets, Chimek have brought their fried chicken goodness to Northbridge, huzzah! Their fried chicken is out of this world, but they also do a killer burger and green matcha cheesecake that'll knock your socks off.

If Korean eats are your jam, you're going to want to head to Restaurant Gangnam at the Waterford Plaza shopping centre in Karawara. Serving incredible Korean goodies like bibimbap and fried chicken, we go crazy for their beef jap chae—sweet potato glass noodles with bulgogi (marinated beef)—as well as the cheese bul dak, which tastes a lot like a barbecue chicken pizza without the base. Whether you like making your own dinner Korean BBQ style or having it served up on piping hot sizzle plates, you'll love this place!

Punters can expect colonial charm, merged with modern interior design at The Globe in Perth's 140 precinct. The menu features fresh, seasonal and boutique ingredients and the drinks list is updated seasonally to reflect the changing food menu.

If you’re in need of some cat cuddles but can't commit to taking one home The Cat Cafe in Subiaco is your answer. You'll need to book in advance—they only allow up to 15 people in there at one time—and then you can hang with all the fuzzy felines until your heart's content (or until your time is up). So all you crazy cat ladies (and gents) can come out from your hiding places because there is nothing to be ashamed of here! The Cat Cafe serve human treats too, including coffee, muffins, cookies and raw goodies, with part proceeds going to Animal Welfare. How awesome is that?!

The simple yet modern interiors at Subiaco cafe Honey Beanz won't be the only thing that'll draw you into this little place. The Subi gem is dishing up some sublime coffee and if you're sitting down for a bite to eat, the Korean bim bim bap burger with sweet potato fries is the way to go! The apple bircher muesli with yoghurt, blueberry compote and toasted coconut is also a treat!

Little Hush is not your standard hole in the wall cafe. This charming Fremantle gem has a friendly team dedicated to helping you on your never-ending quest for a sublime coffee experience. Although small, this vibin' hispter cafe does have some benches and crates to sit on while you sip your brew and nibble on their tasty tarts, toasties or muffins! If you're looking for something more substantial, head down the road to their big sister store Hush Speciality Coffee.

There’s a reason Chatford & Co in Kalamunda has people raving. Rockpool’s ex-head pastry chef Gavin Chater opened the doors to this quaint little cafe and is wowing everyone with the delish food which ranges from bacon and egg doughnuts to date-night-worthy pork belly. If you find yourself here at breakfast, we recommend adding the oven roasted mushrooms to your order!

Slate Cafe in the Swan Valley is on to a winning formula. With a former Nobu chef at the helm, they're dishing up mod-Oz dishes with an Asian influence—think chilli prawn omelettes, delicious beef pho, Vietnamese beef stew as well as all your usual brekky options. They've also got a huge outdoor area where you can pull up a picnic rug and sit back and relax and there is even a dog playground for your pup!

MOP Donuts in Leederville serve spiked doughnuts to the masses seven days a week. Are you drunk with excitement yet? Tucked right next door to The Meatball Bar, the doughy, brioche-style balls of goodness are all made on premises (hence the name) and flavoured with delicious elixirs like espresso martini, Baileys, Cointreau and gin. MOP Donuts also dish out doughnut burgers, tipsy burgers (we like the sound of that), ice cream doughnuts, freak shakes and boozy shakes. Holy moly!

Rice Baby is sitting pretty in the spot that was once the Oriel Cafe and Subi Doo in Subiaco. The space is looking better than ever—light, bright and full of greenery—but it's the modern Asian eats and amazing drinks menu that have got us hooked. Think roast duck bao paired with the Rice Rice Baby cocktail—oolong sugar syrup, rice wine and aperol—or bang bang chicken with a nice big glass of wine. The dumplings are also a must try, and for the teetotalers in your group, the crew here are also shaking up some tasty mocktails! Nice.

After huge success in Como, Nasi Lemak Korner has opened their second restaurant in Mosman Park for the Perth foodies in search of the fresh, tasty and vibrant Malaysian street food flavours. While everything on the menu is good, the stars of the show are the roti canai and the tender, spicy beef rendang. The vibrant, modern and stylish interior is the perfect place to settle in for lunch or dinner.

The Clean Food Store in Shenton Park is the place to go when you want to drown yourself in wholefoods, organic produce and pretty much all of the healthy and delicious food in the world. You will be immediately satisfied when you see the perfect rows of bulk foods and pretty packages (OCD happiness) and you'll wish you cleaned out the boot of your car, because you'll be filling it with bags after a trip to The Clean Food Store.

Adding to the list of amaze-balls cafes north of the river, Altruist Specialty Coffee Brewers in Mount Hawthorn is up there with some of the best! With the happiest baristas we've ever seen—seriously, they smile for days—and stocking Top Dup doughnuts, what more could you ask for? Their simple yet homey setup always feels so comforting and the fact that we can buy our own Proud Mary Coffee Beans makes it even better. They've got a variety of naughty and nice foodie treats, but who wants healthy when you can have cream filled brownies? ammirightt?!

The bento boxes at Is Donburi are next level and one of the many reasons why we love this little Japanese gem. The staff may always be run off their feet with miso and sushi orders during the busy lunch period, but the presentation is always on point and the food is always tasty. They've opened up a second joint on Newcastle Street to satisfy your Jap needs so no need to queue up at the original anymore!

Tucked behind a store front on Hay St, you’d be forgiven for missing Raw + More if you didn’t know about it, but head down the laneway off Outram Street behind ANZ and you’ll be very pleased with yourself for finding this hidden gem. Serving great coffee, smoothies, and cold pressed juices plus breakfast, lunch and plenty of raw treats, this is one place all health foodies should add to their hit list.

Balcatta Growers Fresh is run by family, everything is fresh and they have a footlong continental roll.... just stop. This is your one stop shop for antipasto, pasta, paninis, lunchtime goodies and so much meat and fresh veggies. Make sure you take an extra big shopping bag! You'll need it.

Gesha Coffee Co is dishing out some of THE best coffee in Fremantle (and probably in the whole of Perth). They've got the coffee roasting thing down pat and their brunch menu is to die for. If you can't make it to Freo during the day, don't despair, Gesha is open for dinner too! Everything on the menu sounds scrumptious, but we're particularly excited about the grilled halloumi with pumpkin and dukkah and the coffee rubbed beef cheek. Hot tip: get the coffee pannacotta for dessert!

Rhyanna VL Yoga offers yoga sessions that are all about encompassing the whole mind, body and spirit. Her personnel teachings reach beyond the yoga mat, encouraging participants to take time out of their busy schedules to build strength, clarity and joy in their bodies. Enjoy a one-on-one lesson in her private studio in North Fremantle or attend one of her Vinyasa classes at the larger Mosman Park studio. She even offers corporate events, specialised workshops and exclusive retreats. No matter what level yogi you are Rhyanna will have you tree posing like a pro in no time. 

What better way to start the day than with a swim and breakfast at The Orange Box in North Fremantle? Think French toast with rhubarb and strawberry compote, orange cream and roast almonds. Yum! Or maybe the classic eggs benny? Located next to Bib & Tucker, this little kiosk might just have scored one of the best locations in the whole of Perth. These guys even have a range of homemade gelato's to enjoy in the sand! 

Rocketfuel Coffee Roasters first came onto the scene as a drive-through coffee window in Nedlands. But, for students who liked a bit of a sleep in, an extra stop along the way to class in the morning seemed like too much work—so, the legends at Rocketfuel listened and expanded to UWA's Crawley campus! Speciality coffee roasters, Rocketfuel serve a variety of blends, as well as single origins coffee to the bleary-eyed students of Perth. For those that need some extra nutrients in their lives, they've also got some yummy smoothies and cold-pressed juices on offer, as well as tasty treats to fill up on.

In its past life Julio’s was known for its uber famous clientele, think Lady Gaga, U2 and Beyonce. Recently it has re-opened as part of the new Sage Hotel in West Perth and is now becoming known for its uber yummy food! The head chef Simone Ariano was previously at Samson’s Paddock and Nolita and will now be dishing up home-style Italian cuisine with a focus on locally sourced produce. 

Southsiders listen up, Kai Ramen in Bull Creek is rocking some of the best miso ramen in Perth and if you haven't been there yet you need to reconsider your life choices. This place serves up some of the most delish Jap food that isn't too harsh on the old wallet either. The interior isn't too complex, but once you've got a plate of chicken karage or prawn tempura in front of you that will be the last thing on your mind.

Flourish Specialty Coffee + Juice is one of Perth's little hidden gems. Located within Floreat Forum, this place packs a punch when it comes to only using the freshest produce and amazing coffee beans. Their menu is packed with smoothies and juices for any mood, as well as multiple bean blends for the perfect coffee brew. The interior is cosy and the staff are beyond awesome... Make sure you check them out!

JBento in Mount Pleasant is known for its amazing bento boxes and unique flavours, but what we really can't get enough of is the homemade teriyaki sauce, the potato salad and their crazy desserts. You'll only get the very best ingredients here so order anything and everything, you won't regret it.

Davvero is a gorgeous little Italian cafe and restaurant in Floreat that boasts a sleek, chic, white and grey industrial yet homey feel. They're like one big family down there, and a family that knows how to cook! From deep fried, warm Italian doughnuts that are stuffed with Nutella (OMG), to a delectable dinner menu featuring amazing pastas and risottos. Davvero will definitely have something to impress everyone at the table and you need to put this one on your list right now.

RoyAl's Chicken & Burgers in East Victoria Park is the number one place to go for them burgerrzzzz. They are serving up some of the best American style burgers, wings, and hip hop beatz, and the best news? They do all-you-can-eat wings on Wednesday nights for only $15. If wings aren't your jam, how about some pulled pork gringo fries and the King of Crowns burger followed by some pecan pie? 

iPho is an amazing Vietnamese joint in Fremantle that totally rocks the Pho. Their dishes are packed full of flavour and they only use the freshest ingredients which explains why it is sahhhh good! The red and black decor makes you feel a little exotic and once the food comes out, you're in paradise.

Excitement was at an all high time when we first heard Mary Street Bakery would be opening up in West Leederville back in 2015, Unsurprisingly, this cafe and bakery cemented itself as a firm favourite among the West Leedy locals in no time at all. If you're after a leisurely morning head here for brekky, but if you're in a rush drop in for a coffee and #allofthedoughnuts!

Hikaru Ramen have so many variations of ramen that you could go every single day and never get sick of ramen! Take your pick from four different broths and then decide if you want pork, chicken, beef or even prawn. These guys also do dry ramen if you’re not into soup (apparently that’s a thing?).

No Lights No Lycra in Fremantle is THE place to go to truly dance like no one is watching—because it's pitch black and no one is watching! Every Tuesday night at the Fremantle Lawn Tennis Club you can put on your dancing shoes and dance the night away—alcohol free and judgment free. While it might take a song or two to get into it the first couple of times you go, by the end of the party you'll be counting down the days until the next week!

Garden Cafe On Guildford has to be Maylands' best kept secret. This unassuming corner cafe dishes up some of the tastiest breakfasts, juices, lunch goodies and sweet treats in a super cosy and cool setting. We are massive fans of the smashed pumpkin bruschetta with danish feta and a fried egg, as well as the apricot and coconut muesli with toasted macadamia, yoghurt and poached fruit. As for the juices, the turmeric nourish and lemon ginger tonic are among some of the best juices we've tasted in Perth. Bonus: if you work in the area and want to save time on your lunch break you can text your order through!

This is no ordinary nail salon folks, Palette Nails in Subiaco is next level amazing. When you walk into the salon you'll be blown away by the decor—think polished concrete, pretty pastels and a heck load of natural light. Offering all the regular nail treatments but specialising in the most beautifully designed manicures, you'll walk away with the best nails of your life. Make an appointment asap, the team here books up months in advance.

Offering some of the best coffee in town (from micrology coffee roasters) and some killer breakfast and lunch options, Dr Clause sure knows how to caffeinate and feed the people of Claisebrook. Only 400 meters from the train station, it's the perfect spot to grab a coffee and a freshly baked scone or muffin to go. If you're lucky enough to have a few spare minutes up your sleeve, it's definitely worth grabbing a table and enjoying dishes like the trudeau-brioche french toast with bacon, ricotta, chilli maple and sesame praline—hellloooooo!

Modern Italian restaurant Tom's Italian (what used to be the Soda Sunlounge) is the perfect spot for post-swim pizza and Peronis. Looking over the gorgeous views of Tom's surf break, we can't think of a better way to spend a Sunday sesh. Offering a large range of fancy pizza, pasta, gnocchi and everything else Italian (bring on the cheese and cold meats) you will be sure to leave satisfied, especially if you top it off with the gelato of the day. With a decent drinks menu including smoothies, juices and a fair few cocktails, plus all your fave beer, wines and ciders, you can't go wrong.

The old D’Avenue, Shortlist Oxford St is located on Oxford St (duh) in Leedy. With crazy good coffee (of course) and a drool-worthy menu—smashed avo on Mr Drummond’s homemade crumpets anyone?—the list of breakfast and lunch items is anything but short. Think veggie and homemade hummus stuffed bagels, pulled pork omelettes and acai bowls, plus plenty of baked goodies. We have a feeling you and your mates will be spending a bit of time here.

Affogato in Mount Hawthorn is delivering some tip top homemade gelato. There's a flavour for everyone including vegan salted caramel (huzzuh!) and they also do epic ice-cream sandwiches in brioche buns! Yummo! Step your gelato up a notch by making the most of the dripping chocolate tap and thank us later. These guys also do a pretty rad coffee if you need a pick-me-up.

Stand'In Room in Claremont is—as the name suggests—super tiny,  but it's also super cute. Sitting pretty on Bayview Terrace, these guys are dishing out great (and reasonably priced) coffee, cold pressed juice, bliss balls and some beautiful flowers and succulents so you can pick up a treat for yourself while you get your morning coffee.

Stackwood is located in the old diesel warehouse in Fremantle, and we couldn't love it more if we tried. Part creative studio, part event space and part concept store, this is one place you need to pop into if you're looking for local wares or indoor plants. The team here also run various workshops, encouraging locals to come together and learn new skills like cooking, knitting, painting and more. 

The gals at Little Leaf Co have got an eye for interior styling and they’ll have your place looking lush in a matter of minutes if you give them half a chance. These guys also sell the beautiful Pop & Scott pots as well as plant stands and chalk paint in case you feel like getting creative. The trip to the plant packed warehouse in Booragoon is most definitely worth it. 

Edition in Swanbourne is in the space that was once the Bookcaffe and they are serving up more than just your standard breakfast. Try the blue swimmer crab omelette, the herbed and crumbed poached eggs or, if you're after a healthy kick start to the day, you won't be able to resist their balance bowl which is jam packed with kale, spinach, pumpkin, poached eggs, nuts and seeds, chimichurri, black rice and more. Come lunch time, they have plenty of salads, jaffles and pulled beef deliciousness to go around. Sit down and enjoy the laid back atmosphere and remember to grab a bunch of flowers on your way out.

If you’re into curry you’re going to want to check out Rajah’s Curry stat. These guys have popped up in East Victoria Park straight from Singapore so you know this is the real deal. The winning dish is the fish head curry, call ahead and pre-order it if you don’t want to be disappointed! 

For some of the coolest clothes kicking about, head to The Bronze Snake Shop in Northbridge. Originally hailing from Melbourne, this awesome little shop stocks wares for stylish guys and gals, as well as bags, sunglasses and other accessories. Located on William Street, the guys at The Bronze Snake shop are super friendly and their prices are wallet friendly too—so you can buy more! 

Kinky Lizard Espresso Bar is a classic Perth cafe situated right on the river in picturesque East Perth. The team here whip up waffles with strawberries, banana, hokey pokey ice cream, nutella, candied peanuts and a crunchie... ummmm wow. If that isn't enough to get you down there right now then we dont know what is! Grab a coffee and a delicious brekky or lunch and watch the world go by.

Gusto Gelato prides itself on making oh-my-god-I’ve-died-and-gone-to-heaven, life-changing, exquisite, fresh gelato every day and Perth ice-cream lovers are lapping it up. Making everything from scratch using the freshest ingredients, the man behind this amazing hot spot, Sean Lee, learnt his craft in Italy and has amassed a huge fan base for his delicious and authentic gelato. 

The Movement Co in Osborne Park is all about pushing boundaries and re-discovering the different ways in which your body can move. The guys here offer classes in strength and conditioning, parkour, calisthenics, gymnastics and climbing—you can do just one or a combination of all five. The programs are suitable for any person of any age and they are so much fun. This place is definitely one of the funnest Perth gyms around!

Next time you find yourself craving a sugar hit, do yourself a favour and jump online to stock up on a box or slab of crazy good brownies from Ox Rabbit.

Billie H has taken over the space that used to be Asado in Claremont and it's kicking goals, left, right and centre—which isn't surprising considering owner Daniel Goodsell has previously been behind some of our fave Perth eateries including Duende, Il Lido and Bread In Common. The wine list is phenomenal and it's the perfect spot to park yourself if you're after a drink or two, and the food doesn't disappoint either. Think oysters, caviar and octopus to start, or if you're after something a little more hearty you'll want to check out the honey glazed pork loin or the kangaroo. Perfect for a catch up with friends or for date night, make sure you add this one to the list.