The best restaurants Western Australia

Located in the beautiful State Buildings, which is a must-see just for its unique architecture, or how to make former government offices trendy. Wildflower is a gastronomic restaurant offering a revisited Australian cuisine, around the six aboriginal seasons, associated with excellent wines of the region. Make a reservation on the website. It is located on the rooftop of COMO the treasury, one of the city's most exclusive hotels. Several other bars and restaurants in the building.

If you're heading north along the ocean, or visiting Yanchep National Park, stop off at Yanchep Lagoon. The view of the sea is breathtaking. Yanchep beach is one of Perth's favorite surfing spots. The Orion café is a delight to share. The owner, Bernard, welcomes you either on the shady terrace or in the surf-style dining room. A setting and a kindness you won't forget.

A must-see tavern overlooking the turquoise sea via a lawn, where it's good to eat, drink and nibble. Housed in an old red-brick building, the atmosphere inside is reminiscent of a coastal hangout where customers and suppliers meet. A family atmosphere during the day. A beer garden atmosphere, the beer goes down well whatever the time of day. The menu is classic Australian pub fare, albeit with a focus on seafood, including some fresh local seafood - a real treat!

Saturday nights and Sundays ( live music) a phenomenal, friendly, family atmosphere in Kalbarri's best fish and seafood restaurant. Don't be surprised if you find yourself in a courtyard, the many tables are filled with people, kids playing and adults meeting, having lunch and having fun. Microbrewery. Dogs accepted. Reservations required. One of the most beautiful addresses on the West Coast. Right next door is the Kalbarri Entertainment Centre where you can play mini-golf or bounce on the trampolines.

140 km north of Carnarvon, just before the turn-off to Exmouth and Coral Bay. You'll love stopping just over the bridge at this road house with its picnic area. Of course, it dispenses fuel, but in addition to its store and cold drinks, you can enjoy a simple but hearty lunch in its air-conditioned dining room. Well-maintained toilets and showers. Camping with or without electricity and basic rooms available. On this long road, an establishment that's right on time!

Restaurant that highlights local produce and farmers. Kitchen at the wood fire. Plates to share, medium or large depending on your appetite!

Between Perth and Wave Rock, there's not much to see, but the village of Corrigin offers a short break. Typical of the Wheatbelt, it also gives the impression of stepping back in time, especially when compared with the modernity of Perth. This small, rustic café is perhaps representative of this, with the great classics of the Australian countryside. The Apple Turnover is delicious. Corrigin's other attractions include the dog cemetery and a fine view of the agricultural plains.

The Toast Café, in itself, is a classic Australian café, with a menu of avo on toast, or poached eggs with hollandaise sauce. We recommend it for its location, in Claisebrook Cove, which is a little gem off the tourist trail. Small cove with the appearance of an old European port, the place is full of charm, and it seems that dolphins are regularly seen there! Very good restaurants and the Bright Tank brewery in the vicinity.