Little ripper
LIKE many other dads, I over did it with the unhealthy food and craft beer on Father’s Day. I also had to wear a cap made by my young son, […]
Category Archives: Dining Guide
Green cuisine
THERE are some interesting cafes at the quieter end of Oxford Street in Leederville. Three Sisters Vietnamese and Pixel Cafe spring to mind, and this week I stumbled upon Dear […]
Classy Italian
I decided to try Lupo Lab for lunch, but don’t worry it’s not a themed diner where you drink out of test tubes and eat from petri dishes. It’s actually a […]
Still great
CLAISEBROOK COVE was in full bloom when I went there for lunch on Tuesday. Spring had arrived prematurely and the beau monde flocked to the waterside cafes like flamingos on […]
Cute cafe
I RECKON the Premier should focus his house hunting on Claisebrook Cove in East Perth. The leafy enclave is perfect for a swish apartment where he could live with other MPs […]
Bit of a snag
IT was the most expensive and infamous sausage I’ve ever tried – the andouillette. The French banger is made from pork and chitterlings (pig intestines) and has a very distinctive […]
Exotic brunch
In support of Norway’s beach handball team, I ditched the bikini bottoms and wore baggy shorts to lunch at Fez Cafe. It was a show of solidarity that not only […]
Pho fun
EIGHTEEN days of biblical rain and counting. As I splashed through the puddles on Oxford Street, I felt like a slightly-overweight Noah, looking for bits of wood to make my […]
Historic meal
I LIKE a boozer with a bit of history. Built in 1886, The Grosvenor Hotel is one of Perth’s oldest operating pubs and is awash with Victorian touches and historic […]
Well seasoned
THE Seasonal Brewing Company is one of the more recent additions to the Maylands hospitality scene. Situated on Guildford Road, the microbrewery fits the tried-and-tested formula established by Little Creatures […]
