Restaurants in South Coast
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Earl of Spencer Historic Inn
On a cold Albany night, you can’t beat the warming qualities of the Earl’s famous pie and pint or hearty lamb shanks. It’s popular for a quiet drink or, on the weekends, for catching a live band.
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Squid Shack
This local institution serves fish straight from the ocean from what is literally a shack at the boat pens; take a bottle of wine and have a sunset picnic on the beach.
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Nonna’s
This ever-popular eatery serves classic Italian food at reasonable prices.
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Mary Rose Restaurant
After a wander through the Old Butter Factory craft gallery, take time for lunch – bruschetta with roast pumpkin, blue cheese and pecans, perhaps? – or afternoon tea on the sunny outdoors deck.
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Southern End Restaurant
With views to the edge of the world, this eatery is a treat. Light lunches ($13) or at least coffee and cake are a must; check out the occasional Sunday-afternoon live music sessions.
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Vancouver 51
This great little cafe is perched above the coast, with balcony views and creative fusion food such as Szechuan duck with spicy plums.
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Mary Rose Cafe
A calm gem, with a courtyard for summer and pot-belly stove for winter, perfect for long brunches over the weekend papers.
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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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Bibbulmun Cafe
Stop here to drink the best coffee in town, eavesdrop on the local gossip, and eat great homemade cakes and sandwiches.
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Bay Merchants
Just a sandy-footed stroll from the beach, this cafe-providore makes good coffee, enticing cakes and to-die-for gourmet sandwiches.
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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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Denmark Bakery
Prize-winning and proud of it; this bakery is an institution because of its pies – and the bread is also good.
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Jo Jo's Pizza & Kebab
This is a great place for late-night souvlaki or falafel, and is still the locals' most popular pizza joint.
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Dylan’s on the Terrace
With its 1950s ambience and menu of hamburgers, pancakes and the like, Dylan’s is forever family friendly.
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Organic Indigo
Spicy Indian food, organic and served with love; there are lots of veggie choices.
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McSweeney's Gourmet
Stop here for the best coffee in town and beautiful gourmet sandwiches.
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York Street Cafe
The food is wonderful at this bright new place on the main strip. Lunch includes pasta, focaccia, schnitzels and deliciously crisp fish balls, while for dinner it turns into more of a bistro.
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Wild Duck
Sophisticated, clever and absolutely food focussed – Wild Duck is one of WA's best regional restaurants. Save room for dessert, which, when we visited, included witty takes on liquorice allsorts, Welsh cakes and fried egg on toast.
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White Star
With 20 beers on tap (including its own brews), excellent pub grub, a beer garden and live music, this old pub gets a gold star.
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Tanglehead Brewery
A newish kid on the block, this microbrewery has become a popular local haunt for drinks and dinner.
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Harvest Moon Café
Does a great line in vegetarian food and fresh juices, in an informal, bookish cafe setting.
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