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A GIANT blue and yellow macaw mural looked down from the wall, flanked by a steam-punk inspired coffee vat, and everyone seemed to be speaking Italian. Pappagallo Cafe and Pizzeria […]
A GIANT blue and yellow macaw mural looked down from the wall, flanked by a steam-punk inspired coffee vat, and everyone seemed to be speaking Italian. Pappagallo Cafe and Pizzeria […]
TAKE a squint at this Pixel. No — eyes away from those tiny dots on your phone screen. Look up as you walk down Leederville’s Oxford Street, just up from […]
TRACKS owner Neil Alessandrino reckons he’s on the right one with his West Leederville cafe. “This little precinct is starting to develop into something nice. There are really good places […]
THE salted caramel donuts were glistening with sugar, the sweet and salty centre peeking out as temptingly as a burlesque dancer’s decolletage. I should have reserved one because by the […]
by JENNY D’ANGER I’D died and gone to foodie heaven. But why was everyone speaking Spanish? “Ola!” my taste buds cried, and Newcastle Street slipped back into focus and I […]
THE OFFICE ON HARROGATE, West Leederville by JENNY D’ANGER HIGH heels and black suits seemed to be de rigueur at The Office on Harrogate, a trendy cafe/bar tucked in an odd […]
A SMASHING good time can be had at Piccolo’s Corner, with both smashed pumpkin and smashed avocado on the menu. This little eatery is tucked away in the leafy suburban […]
I WAS surprised to discover my retired chef mother-in-law had never heard of quinoa, but I guess a Devon village isn’t exactly the centre of the universe for a trendy […]
PERTH’S dining scene may be catching up with the rest of the world, but our liquor laws are stuck in the 1950s. The heavy hand of the law will descend […]
by JENNY D’ANGER KWAY TEOW was once cheap food for poor labourers, but these days the noodle dish is a national favourite across Malaysia and Singapore—and beyond. After the first […]