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"When it comes to the most beautiful restaurants in Fremantle, Bread in Common certainly will take the cake. High ceilings, glowing single-strung light globes, wheat husks adorning the tables and an open kitchen that shows the chefs at work like a beautifully choreographed dance. The food is designed to share, and we recommend you start your meal with their wood-fired organic bread and a selection of their dips and spreads such as the sweet garlic butter with fennel salt or white bean with rosemary and saltbush."

"Bread In Common has become one of the most reliable dining experiences in Freo – always quality, always cosy. We’ll never go past the lamb ribs, but the seasonal menu is also host to plenty of winners. That’s without delving into the now-ubiquitous namesake bread, that seemingly revolutionised the city’s collective palate and forced countless restaurants and bakeries to up their bread game."

"Fremantle is peppered with artistic conversions of heritage buildings, but few are as stylish as the uber-cool Moores Building, now home to a cutting-edge contemporary art gallery plus one of the neighbourhoods best brunch spots. Moore & Moore plates up a fresh and seasonal all-day breakfast in the gallery’s shady courtyard, with a particular focus on sustainability — produce is sourced locally and ethically, and there are stacks of gluten-free and veggie options."

"Moore & Moore is a must if you’re looking for the quintessential Freo brunch and dining experience. Super cute, trendy but equally as effortless, this café has a healthy, seasonal brunch and lunch menu. Coffee is also a drawing card here, brewing their very own blend of Karvan Coffee."

"Housed in a heritage building this breakfast spot just screams Fremantle. Moore & Moore provides feel good food everyday of the week along with artisan coffee and specials inspired by wholesome cuisines from all over the world. See alsoSo Perth Guide: Best Eats & Drinks In Fremantle"

"Nestled in a beautiful heritage building in Fremantle, Young George on George Street is a unique neighbourhood bar with a serious focus on food. Purveyors of craft wine, beer, cider and spirits, grab a table at the bar and settle in with friends for an after-work catch up as a buzz of lively conversation surrounds you and peruse a globally inspired menu of share plates. Rusticity abounds with stone walls with brick feature archways, polished concrete and black table settings, while the downstairs cellar is an ideal area for private parties and group bookings."

"Relive your youth at the Young George, a two floor unique bar and bottle shop located in East Fremantle. Although their wood fire is an integral part of their cooking, their bar focused, globally inspired dishes are all produced using seasonal and local food. If ‘You’ve Been Tangoed’ or you’re ‘Just Peachy’, you can’t help but enjoy their cocktails all night long."

"Duck Duck Bruce is another worthy corner of Freo that features courtyard dining, healthy all-day brunches and a dog-friendly garden. The café is known for its punny sense of humour, with dish titles ranging from “Aber Jean is not my lover” to “Beauty and the Beet”. Started by three friends over a bottle of tequila, this quirky café’s ethos is much more than just quality ingredients; encouraging the sharing not only of meals, but of good conversation."

"A quirky little cafe in Freo, Duck Duck Bruce serves up the classics along with some of their own delicious and different concoctions. The Rhubarbra Streisand featuring stewed rhubarb, strawberries, maple granola and coconut whip is a standout and with a name like that it’s not surprising."

"One of the best cafes in Fremantle, and it’s also dog-friendly. We love the menu, especially with inclusions such as ‘beans beans good for the heart’, ‘it’s not easy being green’, ‘we’re going to need a bigger boat’, all Australian brunch dishes with a twist. Kermit would be proud."

"Nothing says Greece like traditional Greek music, dancing, and smashing of the plates in an affordable and family-friendly venue. Located along the river, traditional recipes and home-cooked Mediterranean meals feature at Eat Greek Restaurant. With dishes from moussaka,"

"Take a stroll down the lively Cappuccino Strip (also known as the South Terrace) to find a concentration of popular cafes, restaurants and historic pubs. If you’re looking for some of Fremantle’s best coffee, this is where you’ll find it!. Admire the classic old architecture of the buildings that line the street as you sip your coffee from one of the many outdoor patios and take in the buzzing atmosphere."

"The original owner, Gino, was so passionate about coffee that he closed his tailor shop to open this cappuccino-strip property with a busy alfresco...Read More"

"When you just want to eat fresh, clean, organic foods, Nature’s Harvest is the perfect stop. Set up by a team of people who are passionate about natural health and wellbeing, this establishment has become a great hangout for those who care about organic produce. If you want to continue indulging in their foods and drinks when you get home, the store connected to the cafe has everything you need."

"To enjoy some fair trade coffee, churros and desserts, the Chocolateria San Churro Fremantle will be a perfect option where the rich tradition of chocolate making is still in continuation. The Chocolateria San Churro specializes in Spanish Doughnuts of the Churros as you know it. The churros are cooked fresh from quality ingredients, dusted in sugar or cinnamon, and finally served with mouthwat...Read more"

"Location:Rockingham Beach Road, RockinghamFacilities available: Toilets, changing facilities, cafes, playgrounds, BBQ pits, picnic tables, pram-accessible. Situated on the sheltered waters of Cockburn Sound, and with the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park located just 500 metres offshore, Rockingham Beach is truly a haven for beach lovers. The calm and protected waters of Rockingham Beach run along the fantastic Rockingham Foreshore, which makes it a great beach destination for young families."

"The most popular of Fremantle's public sculptures is Greg James's statue of Bon Scott (1946–80), strutting on a Marshall amplifier in Fishing Boat Harbour. The AC/DC singer moved to Fremantle with his family in..."

"This small but pretty beach is situated in one of the most historical areas of Western Australia, and is close to heritage landmarks and local attractions, such as the famous Round House and the Maritime Museum. Although it's surrounded by suburban Fremantle, it's a nice little spot to come to for a picnic and/or swim. Access to the beach is via an old whalers' tunnel, a feature that children will absolutely love."

"The beaches of the region are gorgeous- although it’s not really thought of as a beach destination, Bathers Beach, South Beach, and Port Beach are some of the best for a swim. On a clear day, you can see all the way to Rottnest Island."

"Your next stop is the Roundhouse, which is right by Bather’s Beach. The Roundhouse was also a crucial building on the Australian convict scene; you can learn more about convicts in Western Australia and even be put in the stocks!"

"Location:Rockingham Beach Road, RockinghamFacilities available: Toilets, changing facilities, cafes, playgrounds, BBQ pits, picnic tables, pram-accessible. Situated on the sheltered waters of Cockburn Sound, and with the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park located just 500 metres offshore, Rockingham Beach is truly a haven for beach lovers. The calm and protected waters of Rockingham Beach run along the fantastic Rockingham Foreshore, which makes it a great beach destination for young families."

"Port Beach is a metropolitan beach which stretches from Swan River to Leighton Beach. It’s become a destination for those who enjoy water sports. Depending on the day, the beaches turquoise waters are perfect for swimmers, snorkelers and stand-up paddle boarders."