Best Lunch Restaurants in Rottnest Island

"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."

"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."

"Since opening the doors to their Mount Lawley store at the tail end of 2016, Modus have really set the standard to what exciting things a teeny tiny coffee shop can do. From their steadfast commitment to quality coffee, their ethical roasting operation, their sustainable practices, to their refined food offerings, to their collaborations with other top local producers… it was only a matter of time before they had to take it to another level. Enter, their Vic Park outpost."

"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."

"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..."

"This place is a complete hub of everything from a plant-based restaurant, a zero waste retail store, a kombucha microbrewery, yoga school and venue. The Raw Kitchen has become one of the leaders in plant-based restaurant foods and continues to showcase delicious foods that are gluten-free, dairy-free, refined sugar-free and free of nasty additives. If you’re looking for one of your favourite meals, chances are it’s here in a raw and healthy form."

"Located in an original 1920s warehouse, this hip kitchen takes its focus toward progressive plant-based cuisine. serves up raw and vegan meals, focusing on the quality, the taste, and the style of the dishes, without using any dairy, gluten, refined sugar, or additives. Not only do the unique flavors served up here change seasonally, but upstairs there is a yoga and studio space that add to the uniqueness of the kitchen."

"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."

"The Swan River foreshore at Matilda Bay - across the road from the University of Western Australia - is a popular spot for picnics and swimming. Parts of the grassed area can be hired for functions such as weddings, which is not surprising for such a pleasant setting. Matilda Bay and jetty"

"For a big day out a little further out of Perth, Cohunu Koala Park down in Byford is a great chance to get your kids acquainted with some native Australian wildlife. There are parrots, emus, kangaroos, owls, deer and of course, koalas. There’s even some replica dinosaurs (we’re sensing a bit of a Jurassic theme on this list) and a kids train to choo choo around on."

"Caversham Wildlife Park is a 25-minute drive from the Perth CBD and here kids and parents can get up close and personal with the animals. Daily attractions include a ‘True Blue Aussie Farm Show” where you’ll get to watch sheep shearing, cracking of a stock whip, cow milking, and sheepdogs mustering sheep. You’ll even get to meet a stockman on horseback."

"Learn about Australian wildlife at Caversham Wildlife Park (2h) If you‘re eager to meet Australian wildlife, a visit to Caversham Wildlife Park is a must!"