Restaurants cuisine du monde Western Australia

Greek specialities. Small garden. A little noisy inside but delicious.

Little Creatures is one of the country's best-known beer brands. So it's in Fremantle that it was conceived. They've converted part of the brewery, located on the seafront in a not-to-be-missed area, with its fish & chips and little sunken beach, next to the Shipwrecks Museum. In the midst of huge, gleaming beer vats, you can sample one of the house beverages (Little Creatures, but also Rogers) or enjoy lunch overlooking the ocean. And, of course, you can buy beer before you leave.

Japanese cuisine in the heart of the city.

Just opposite the natural History Museum of Perh. A recent grill restaurant with a rather chic setting, with a night club. Concerts by live artists.

Good coffee, and excellent breakfasts. Pizzas, hot or cold sandwiches, salads.

Italian cuisine and BYO. Located south of Kings Park.

Adorable restaurant in an old low house made of agglomerated shell blocks, picked up at Shell Beach as you would expect. Modern Australian cuisine, fish and seafood. Cozy and friendly atmosphere. "BYO" meaning you have to bring your own wine or beer. Excellent fish of the day like the snapper. Note that the Knight Terrace is home to several restaurants and cafés open for lunch or dinner.

A particularly pleasant and historic place. This brewery, whose activity ceased in the 1960 s, is installed on a sacred place for Aboriginals. Despite a long demonstration by the Peuple Djinoong people in 1978, the promoters finally won the cause. The location has become a luxury place with sumptuous apartments and a microbrewerie. You can enjoy a drink, or take a meal looking at Swan River. However, the prices of the restaurant are quite high (COUNT at $ 50 for a simple menu). An Italian restaurant is located in the same building and offers similar services… the visit less.

Superb coffee with dark colours and wicker chairs.

On the riverside at Matilda Bay, near the Royal Perth Yacht Club. Local products, meat and seafood, as well as a wide range of wine and beer.

The kitchen is excellent. From 20 to $.

Asian restaurant chain everywhere, nice, good and cheap.

Matso's is a real Broome institution. It is now known all over the country for its original beers, especially its mango beer, so typical of the tropics, and so pleasant to drink. The other best-seller: the ginger beer. The curious will try the spicy beer, not to everyone's taste! The grilled fish is excellent if you have lunch or dinner there. Concerts at the weekend in the late afternoon, in a very good atmosphere. Guided tour of the brewery possible to discover the secrets of production.

Besk is both a bar and a restaurant that uses only good seasonal ingredients. Friendly and trendy, in a former printing house, the menu changes often, especially during the kitchen takeovers whenBesk welcomes famous chefs, details are on their website. Many vegetarian options. Not to be missed if you are in the area, even if only for an afternoon coffee. Note that Leederville has many restaurants, but mostly around Oxford Street, about 20 minutes northeast of Besk.

Restaurant with a superb view of the Indian Ocean and Leighton Beach, a beautiful beach in North Fremantle that is worth a visit. The cuisine is modern Australian style, with as many local ingredients as possible and a good number of dishes cooked over a wood fire. You can have breakfast, lunch or dinner here. Right next door and also with great views is the Orange Box for a more casual, beach café style atmosphere. Perfect after a swim or a walk. You can also have lunch there.

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.