Best Lunch Restaurants in Western Australia

"If you’re working on a being more mindful of what your consuming, this is the place to go to. With several locations scattered throughout greater Perth, every item on the menu includes macro information, as well as caloric intake so you know exactly what you’re eating and drinking. They also cater to a number of various dietary requirements such as gluten intolerance, vegan options, plant-based, paleo and low FODMAP."

"This Hay St cafe has been an East Perth favourite since 2005, renowned for its warm hospitality and classic breakfast dishes. Feast on a generous brunch or something from the cabinet full of muffins, pastries and cakes that have been freshly baked in-house. Sink your teeth into the ‘Bella Gina’, which combines poached eggs, leg ham, baby spinach and Hollandaise on Turkish bread, or ‘The Lot’, with bacon, eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes, beans and chipolata sausages."

"Enjoy the rustic vibe at The Village Bar on your lunch hour. Every week there is a different lunch special priced at around the $20 mark. Although it changes week-to-week, some of the previous specials have included a refreshing citrus and halloumi salad, and mouth-watering lamb ragout fettuccini pasta."

"A popular brekky and lunch spot for the offices along Pier St just east of Northbridge, The Cutting Board’s offerings are as bountiful as they are delicious. While the pricing is pretty standard across the board, they’re always rocking great breakfast combos and lunch specials – you’ll just have to pop in and find out what today’s are yourself!. 2/202 Pier St, Perth"

"Bibra Lake Lunch Bar is the pride and joy of the south – serving up incredible Vietnamese style dishes that are so cheap it’s criminal. Quite possibly the best banh mi in Perth, but we’ll let you be the judge…. 1/40 Port Pirie St, Bibra Lake"

"Located in the historic 1902 Old Synagogue building along Fremantle’s South Terrace, Tonic & Ginger serves up modern Asian fusion, with head chef Leigh Power at the helm. It’s a beautiful and spacious venue, cleverly making use of the multiple levels of the original building and tastefully fitted out with glass-blown light fittings. Open from 11.45am to late 7 days a week."

"First port of call on the Freo Crafty Crawl is a local institution: Clancy’s Fish Pub. When a pub has been around for this long while also amassing three sister venues it must be doing something right. Family friendly, full of maritime charm and spacious, Clancy’s is that rarest of things (within any given city): a classic Australian character pub."

"South Beach is ideal for families, with a playground, lots of shaded areas, walking tracks and even a dog beach. There's also a café on site serving meals and takeaway snacks."

"Having arguably the best views over the Swan Coastal Plain and the city below, Zig zag Scenic Drive in Gooseberry hill should be on the top of your list of places to visit. Whilst driving down the one-way street, you have the option of stopping at the carparks at the very top. However, if you’re looking for something a little more secluded, there are plenty of informal bays on your way down the scenic route you can pull in to – just remember that it is a one way street, so if there aren’t any empty spots you will have to drive down and back up around the back."

"Located in Gooseberry Hill National Park and you are rewarded with spectacular views over Perth. Planes rise from the airport below and on a clear day you can see as far as the Indian Ocean. The Zig Zag was created as part of a series of railway switching points where trains reversed direction in order to climb the steep 1 in 30 grade of the Darling Range."

"The Zig Zag Scenic Route is where you’ll see the best of the Perth Hills. While traversing through bushland, you’ll be able to see the skyscrapers of the city and eventually the blue sea. The spectacular views offered here represent all I love about Perth; that it’s a city that has worked with nature, rather than obliterated nature."

"Reputed to be Perth’s favorite vacation spot, Cottesloe beach is a wonderful spot to take the one you adore. You can swim, surf or snorkel or basically stroll down the coast, as an inseparable unit, respecting the Indian Ocean before ceasing for a beverage or feasting at one of the numerous spots along Marine Parade. Cottesloe Beach in Perth by michaelspencer"

"It’s one of the city’s most popular spots for swimming, snorkelling, surfing and drinking in ocean sunsets over a glass of wine, a refreshing beer or a relaxed dinner. Crystal clear waters and consistent swell make it a regular hangout for swimmers, body boarders and surfers, while the rocks and reefs invite snorkellers to hit the water too."

"Perth's safest swimming beach, Cottesloe has cafes, pubs, pine trees and fantastic sunsets. From Cottesloe train station (on the Fremantle line) it's 1km to the beach; there's a free shuttle that runs between the... Historic Building in Fremantle"

"Standing in the former and now heritage-listed public space Heathcote Mental Reception Home in Applecross is the Goolugatup Heathcote, a contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibitions and a museum showcasing the site’s eventful history. With an artists studio, Artist in Residence program, and venues for hire, Goolugatup is a popular destination for both emerging and established artists. The gallery is also home to a world-class restaurant and one of the most popular and award-winning playgrounds in the metropolitan area – making it a perfect location for some family trips and gathering."

"The Heathcote Gallery, part of the redeveloped Heathcote Cultural Precinct, has a curated program that is remarkable in its variety, quality and dedication to fostering local talent. Head to their website to check out what 2020 holds – the program is jam-packed already. Highlights include I thought it would be roses, a collection of love letters upturning patriarchal tradition, COUNTERPART, a multidisciplinary group exhibition by WA artists with intellectual disabilities, and Larrikins, a video artwork critiquing larrikin masculinity through drag performance."

"Carillion City 207 Murray St between the Hay and Murray Street Malls, Perth, Western Australia 6000 Australia+61 8 9476 5888[email protected]http://www.carilloncity.com.au/"