Perth
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- Farra Perth
This elegant dining room in Perth’s east brings new ideas to the Greek and hotel dining room discussions
Farra doesn’t serve your yiayia’s cooking but she’d still enjoy it all the same.
- Max Veenhuyzen
Margaret River has a new winery, and one of WA’s most respected chefs is in the kitchen
Brendan Pratt joins a stacked team committed to advancing the discussion on regenerative food and wine.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Perth and Surrounds
You may queue at this hidden gem noodle shop in Myaree, but you’ll be glad you did
Come (early) for springy house-made breakfast and lunch noodles: stay and lose yourself exploring one of Perth’s best food precincts.
- Max Veenhuyzen
The 12 restaurants that define eating out in Perth
After a weekend of celebrating all things WA, our restaurant critic considers the flavours and cuisines that beat at the heart (and stomach) of our capital.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Subiaco
WA pioneered the modern craft brew pub. Venues like this are leading the way forward
Led by a promising new cooking talent, this 300-person Subiaco address is both preserving and advancing local (brew) pub culture.
- Max Veenhuyzen
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- East Fremantle
Character, not caricature: This suburban East Freo bistro is both accessible and comforting
You may have to queue for a date-night table, but dinner will be worth the wait.
- Max Veenhuyzen
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- North Perth
The sandwich and 90s Westraliana rule this tiny Tuart Hill bakery
Come for nostalgic house-baked treats: stay for the pitch-perfect homage to the suburban lunch bar and corner deli.
- Max Veenhuyzen
- Review
- Subiaco
This Subiaco restaurant champions and challenges conventional steakhouse wisdom
Meat might be the star of this sprawling Federation-style space, but thoughtful touches ensure everyone feels welcome.
- Max Veenhuyzen
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- Fremantle
This Fremantle eatery run by a self-taught chef showcases the many pleasures (and pains) of Indonesian cuisine
Uncompromising flavours, fiery sambals and thoughtful vegetarian cooking are the hallmarks of this youthful neighbourhood favourite.
- Max Veenhuyzen
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- Nedlands
Fifty shapes of maize: This lively Nedlands eatery celebrates the wonders of corn
From tacos to tostadas and pupusas to empanadas, Masa Mesa puts a polished spin on Latin American soul food.
- Max Veenhuyzen