Cheap Places to Eat 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."

"Closing out our list of the best Italian restaurants in Perth is Monsterella Pizza. Monsterella Pizza is a little, family-friendly pizza joint, that’s all about it’s welcoming and fun atmosphere. There are colouring in pages to entertain the kids (to be coloured in with crayons, not pasta sauce), as well as all your favourite Italian pizza and pasta to boot."

"Whether it is practising yoga or meditation in the morning or a glass of red in the evening, we all need to be doing the things that make us happy. For many foodies, this is indulging in a Monsterella pizza, so ensure you’re making the most of the Wembley eatery’s takeaway and delivery service."

"Timeless Chinese cuisine awaits Fremantle diners at Vivisen Teahouse on Point Street. From the unique jade and agate topped tables to leather chairs and translucent leaf-resembling plates, Vivisen exu..."

"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."

"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."

"This bakehouse began on the corner of Mary Street and Beaufort Street in Highgate, but has grown into a city-wide empire spanning Allendale Square, City Beach, QV1 and West Leederville. The house-made bread and doughnuts are only half the story – the cosmopolitan brunch menu makes the original space one of Perth’s most popular cafés. “Mary Street Bakery is a giant – they’ve excelled in their field, that’s for sure,” Atwell says."

"Text your orders ahead for full ala carte, coffee, bread and sweet treats, and you can create a feast within your own home with some of your fave items. Numbers and menus for each location are below, and these guys are also offering a hospo coffee special with discounts to those in the industry when you show your payslip."

"You can find a few around Perth all with the same ambient corner cafe vibes and tasty food. If you want to go donuts for breakfast (because why not?!) they have some of the best, take for example their humble lamington crossed with a jam donut- pure genius."

"Hidden in an alleyway between Murray St and Wolf Lane, this quiet courtyard is hard to find. But if you manage to locate it, Holmes and Co rewards you with a stack of inventive breakfast options, such as the Char Siu Benny (pulled pork, spinach and hollandaise) and Holmes Stack (sweet corn, zucchini and cumin fritters with avo, dukkah, poached egg plus salmon or bacon). Also open for dinner Thursday to Saturday."

"The simple and seasonal menu at 1982 Food + Coffee makes them a go to for lunch. Across the workweek, you can expect a different lunch special nearly every day, always for $10.90. Monday, Tuesday and Friday’s offerings are the classic burger, on Wednesdays you can try a Morrocan chicken bowl, or try something a little different and order a Beef Bulgogi Rice Bowl on a Thursday."

"Leighton Beach is adjacent to Port Beach and shares many of the same beach characteristics. While swimming and snorkelling are favourite activities here, the waves aren’t as defined as along Port Beach. The northern section of the beach is considered Leighton Dog Beach, with a specified dog exercise area."

"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."

"Trigg Beach was named after a colony settler back in the 1800s. While the naming origins aren’t as significant to visitors anymore, it’s developed into a major attraction for surfers. Trigg Beach is known as a surfer’s beach with surf-able conditions year-round."

"For freshly baked goodness you can’t resist, head along Gallipoli Street in Lathlain to find Commonplace Artisan Bakery. From the flowering wooden planter boxes and inviting table settings alfresco, t..."