Best Vegan Restaurants in Perth

"By now you may be thinking that restaurants inside big old industrial venues is a Fremantle thing, and you'd be right. But The Raw Kitchen is different in serving a completely vegan menu – though it prefers to describe its food as "100 per cent gluten-free, dairy-free and plant-based". It's both interesting and tasty."

"The Raw Kitchen embraces the modern food trend of a healthier diet. The Raw Kitchen serves vegan and vegetarian dishes. They have plenty of options for gluten-free as well as organic foods."

"Annalakshmi is a gorgeous restaurant on the Barrack Square jetty that lives by one Hindu concept: ‘Guest is God’. This ancient concept follows the principle that God comes in the form of a guest in your home and it is your duty to feed that guest until they are satisfied. Aiming to do just that, this restaurant serves up a buffet selection of different Indian foods."

"A Perth institution since the early-90s operating under a pay-what-you-feel system, they’ve recently begun operating a $15 set Thali and you will not be disappointed. Huge servings of Indian vegetarian meals await, with stellar views of the Swan River, there’s a reason it’s still going strong after all these years. Barrack Square, Jetty 4 Riverside Dr, Perth"

"Annalakshmi on the Swan starts off our list as one of the leading vegan restaurants here in Perth. Here, you will indulge in a unique and memorable dining experience. Their Indian cuisine is freshly made with the finest ingredients."

"This is located inside the famous and world-class Pan Pacific Perth hotel. This restaurant is known for its expertly curated and innovative vegan dishes. As a matter of fact, this is the first high-end plant-based restaurant in the whole country."

"Join us for an amazing 5-course dinner here at Ten Acre Block paired with wines from Larry Cherubino. Renowned for its innovative, expertly curated and deliciously fresh dishes, Australia’s first hi..."

"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 happen to pass by Osborne Park, it is a definite must for you to visit this fun and welcoming restaurant. Here, they offer an exciting variety of meals for breakfast. Their vegan cakes and cupcakes are delectable as well."

"Founded in 1983 as a place for students with disability to gain practical learning experiences, Landsdale Farm has always survived on the strong support of the community who continue to access it. Today the place boasts lush gardens, multiple training spaces and of course a huge range of animals!. They aim to provide meaningful and memorable learning experiences to the general public, students with disability and school groups."

"Whiteman Park has been around as a public space for decades, but have you been there lately?. If not, we recommend a little trip to this Perth institution, located just 30km out of town and guaranteed to take at least a full day to tackle. Set within 4000 hectares of natural bushland, entry is free to explore picnic grounds, playgrounds, bushwalking trails, craft villages and two different dog parks!"

"Whiteman Park is a unique recreation and conservation reserve that covers nearly 4,000 hectares of natural bushland and leisure facilities in Perth’s northern suburbs. Whiteman Park is full of fun and interesting things to do with the kids, every day of the year, and school holidays are no different!. When was the last time you selfied with a koala?"

"The last thing children think they want to do on their holidays is learn, but luckily, Whiteman Park is as fun as it is educational. Caversham Wildlife Park, the Children's Forest and the Woodland Reserve will all teach them the importance of protecting the environment. Is your child passionate about cars?"

"Patsy Durack’s tranquil rose gardens surround Kareela, built in 1915 and used by Archbishop Clune as a holiday home during the 1920s. Patsy Durack grows hundreds of field rose bushes. Most of the rose bushes have their own individual plaques allowing visitors to identify those roses they would like in their own gardens."

"Positioned in the heart of Perth CBD (Central Business District), The Melbourne Hotel offers 5 dining options, including a rooftop bar, Aurora. There are both refurbished heritage rooms, showcasing the unique layers of the original 1897 building design, as well as contemporary style rooms and suites. Free WiFi is provided."