Fremantle
- Review
- Perth
Freo’s newly hatted restaurant has the kind of pizza you attack with a team
Flour, sugo and cheese, oh my! But there’s more than that to this raw pared-back dining room in the resurgent west end of our port city.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Shirley’s Fremantle
The new Fremantle bar and kitchen that wants to party like it’s 1989
Smoked fish party pies. Prawn cocktails. Garlic bread: this new Freo bar from the Manuka Woodfire Kitchen team revels in the nostalgic tastes of yesteryear.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Hinata Cafe
Sunny by name, sunny by nature: Tender-hearted eatery brings Japanese cafe culture to an unlikely Perth location
Drop in to Hinata for nourishing Japanese breakfasts and desserts by day; then book in for a home-style omakase dinner on selected evenings.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Ode to Sirens
Pony up for a nostalgia and hummus-soaked trip back through time
Ode to Sirens is a quirky hotel dining room, very much the expression of its muso owner. But at heart, it’s a good pub with great beers and bar staff who like their customers.
- Rob Broadfield
- Review
- Perth
Emily Taylor: Where the flavours create a bar brawl in your mouth
Emily Taylor is a large scale restaurant carved out of the combined backyards of 150-year-old worker’s cottages adjacent to the Freo Markets.
- Rob Broadfield
- Review
- Republic of Fremantle
Republic of Fremantle expands its borders, but cocktails are still the star
What began as a distillery with a cocktail bar and a small list of clever snacks has been transformed into a proper restaurant.
- Rob Broadfield
- Review
- Vin Populi
This Freo restaurant ‘rewards serious wine drinkers’, and has an impeccable menu to match
The gentrification of a suburb can best be gauged by its restaurant and bar culture. And Vin Populi is right up there with the best the port city has to offer.
- Rob Broadfield
- Review
- Sana
Middle East meets Freo in authentic retelling of Levant dining
Sana’s dishes are on par with the best street food we’ve eaten in the Middle East with presentation worthy of a warm afternoon in the Jordan valley.
- Rob Broadfield
- Review
- La Lune
La Lune ticks every bistro box with aplomb
La Lune in East Fremantle is the most French restaurant we’ve visited in Western Australia.
- Rob Broadfield
