Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Western Australia

"Northbridge’s beloved Bivouac have launched ‘Bivs at Your House or Ours’, a takeaway option that allows you to call their hotline 9227 0883, pay over the phone then pick up by parking out front to grab and go. Simple, easy and delicious comfort food is coming your way. Or you can opt for the Biveroo option to have it delivered for $5 (free if your order is $75+)."

"We can’t get enough of Biv’s Middle Eastern-inspired fare – in fact, it’s been one of our steady go-to’s since opening in 2011. The restaurant has become an integral part of Northbridge; you can hardly imagine William Street without it. Warm ambience bolstered by above-and- beyond service is matched by a well-balanced sharing menu that champions WA produce."

"As we splodge on the couch in our pjs all day reflecting on leaving the house it is likely The Rechabite is in these memories if you were out and about over Fringe Festival. While you can’t have a cocktail on the rooftop, you can pick-up or Uber Eats meals from Double Rainbow to devour while you reminisce."

"The undeniable draw of King Somm might be enough to make us move to Bayswater – that’s what fans we are of this neighbourhood pizzeria, bar and bottleshop. Wine connoisseurs will surely be into their rotating selection of lo-fi drops, while pizza snobs can get into the 72- hour, “pasta riporto” dough and judicious use of toppings. Add in a team stacked with hospo veterans?"

"At King Somm they will be serving up the Masterchef approved pizzas for takeaway, as well as delicious pasta – to give you a break from the packet pasta and Dolmio combination. For $40 you can enjoy a tasty pizza and a paired wine of the day. Explore the full menu kingsomm.com.au."

"Are you one of those who believe bottle shops are one of the essential services?. If yes, then you will be delighted to know that your favourite bottle shop is now delivering. King Somm is a boutique bottle shop."

"If you’re choosing to forgo the stunning view in Kings Park that comes with dining at Zamia Cafe, you can still enjoy their dishes as a takeaway option. There’s also cakes and other catering options for pickup."

"Yes, both Brika and Filos & Yiros are on UberEats, but you can also call up and order 0455 321 321 if you’d rather just order direct and pick up your goods from Northbridge. When you’re home, pop on some Greek music, chill out on your couch or at the dining table and get around a meze spread that will have you feeling deliciously full. See alsoEverything You Need To Know About The 3-Day Margaret River Gin Tour Getaway"

"Add in a dash of Middle Eastern influences and a partnership with burger hotshots Juicy Buns, and you’re onto a winner. Even better than all these great elements though, is the community-building and philanthropic approach they’ve fostered since day one. 19 Tribute Street West, Shelley"

"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."

"It’s tempting to raid the pantry all day and snack, snack, snack when you’re doing the social distancing thing. But Freshii are making sure you get your nutrients and veg with their customisable menu of breakfast, soups, salads, wraps, bowls, smoothies and more. Curb side pickup is now available at selected stores."

"If you’re looking for somewhere for the kids to play, head to the upper level of the Market Hall building. Surrounded by a natural forest canopy with fantastic views over the square, the Yagan Square playscape uses natural forms to create a fun environment for children of all ages and abilities. You’ll find gentler play areas for toddlers and more challenging terrain for older children, as well as water play area."

"Yagan Square just opened in March 2018 and is part of Perth City Link—an urban renewal and redevelopment project. A 2.5- acre plot of land between CBD and Northbridge, Yagan Square—named after the indigenous warrior, celebrates the significance of the Noongar people of Perth."

"FORM’s exhibition space, The Goods Shed has an ethos of creativity for change and for the common good. With a focus on curatorial excellence and community building, the program includes youth art workshops, speaking events from artists-in-residence, and exhibitions – with current exhibition The Alchemists showcasing Indigenous Australian fibre art. 4 Shenton Road, Claremont"

"It almost goes without saying, but if you’re going to talk about art in Perth, you’ve got to start with AGWA. This Bauhaus and Brutalist behemoth is worth a trip just to enjoy the architecture, but it also houses the State’s art collection, which includes over 3000 First Nations artworks. The touring exhibitions are also mighty impressive – February sees the stunning Awavena; a virtual journey and collaboration between director Lynette Wallworth and the Amazonian Yawanawa people told through XR technology."

"Home to a number of cultural institutions like Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA), the multi-level Art Gallery of Western Australia, and the Western Australia Museum. The Art Gallery of Western Australia is free to browse but donations are accepted."

"Through their collections, programs, and stimulating exhibitions the Art Gallery of WA offers visitors unique and exciting encounters with the art of Western Australia, Australian Indigenous art and the art of the world."

"A mere hop across the Cultural Centre is PICA – the home of contemporary art in Perth. With a year-round program that covers a variety of disciplines, as well as contemporary dance, theatre and performance works, PICA produces, incubates and presents groundbreaking artwork. Upcoming works include Chalkroom by Laurie Anderson and Hsin-Chien Huang, an immersive virtual reality experience; and Thunderhead, a series of video installations and accompanying improvised scores by Sydney-based artist and musician Tina Havelock Stevens."

"Home to a number of cultural institutions like Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA), the multi-level Art Gallery of Western Australia, and the Western Australia Museum. The Art Gallery of Western Australia is free to browse but donations are accepted."

"The Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) is one of Australia's leading centers for the development and presentation of contemporary art."

"FORM’s exhibition space, The Goods Shed has an ethos of creativity for change and for the common good. With a focus on curatorial excellence and community building, the program includes youth art workshops, speaking events from artists-in-residence, and exhibitions – with current exhibition The Alchemists showcasing Indigenous Australian fibre art. 4 Shenton Road, Claremont"