Café restaurants in Western Australia
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King Street Café
This Perth stalwart played a crucial role in creating a cafe culture back when only European expats and well-travelled types drank espresso. Great decor, great wine list and an expansive menu that changes monthly.
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Hoover Café
Under the high ceilings and heritage atmosphere of the Palace Hotel, this cafe is a popular local brekkie spot and serves great-value home-cooked lunches, and morning and afternoon teas with fresh-baked scones.
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John Street Café
Just two minutes from the beach, cute John St Café is the locals’ spot for that late-morning brunch-cum-lunch. Dig into divine eggs Benedict or a breakfast bagel of bacon, avocado and cream cheese.
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As its name suggests, this cafe is straightforward, practical and very focused on the food. Choose your meal at the counter, then snap up a spot on the bright-blue lounge out front.
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Old Post Office Café
This stylish but unpretentious place has excellent pizzas and pastas as well as lamb, fresh fish, kangaroo and decadent desserts. You can dine on the verandah. Licensed and BYO.
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Cafe Cafe
A local favourite, Cafe Cafe is considered by many to have the best coffee in Perth. A down-to-earth, unfussy spot where the focus is more on the Illy coffee than the food.
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Fig Tree Café
Unhurried best describes the style at this coffee shop, popular with locals for long weekend breakfasts in the courtyard.
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Café Bazzo
A funky café with African drums, artwork on the walls and a garden courtyard; sometimes there's live music.
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Monty’s
The servings of standard cafe fare here are tasty, massive and – handily – available round the clock.
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Peter’s by the Sea
A Perth surfie icon, Peter’s bacon-and-egg burgers are the cure for those hangovers or post-surf hunger pangs.
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