Looking for the best restaurants in Perth? Here are our favourites from our 2015 Australian Restaurant Guide, compiled in 2014. Come back soon for our 2016 lists.
Restaurant Amuse
Restaurant Amuse
The setting might be suburban, but the outlook at Restaurant Amuse remains global…
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Print Hall
Print Hall
Any restaurant where the cult Jacques Selosse Champagne is poured by the glass suggests dining and drinking of a higher order…
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Rockpool Bar & Grill
Rockpool Bar & Grill
From the theatre of the gilded room to basking in the attention of the professional floor team, dining at Rockpool Bar & Grill is an experience to be savoured.
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Co-op Dining
Co-op Dining
You could opt for the abridged five-course menu. There’s also a bar option allowing guests to cherrypick from the day’s dishes…
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Pata Negra
Pata Negra
While the new jacks clamour aboard the share-plate bandwagon, Pata Negra’s spirited brand of tapas is going from strength to strength…
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Lalla Rookh
Lalla Rookh
There’s a new Italian sheriff in town; he’s just somewhere behind all these people…
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Divido
Divido
To those who dream of the old country, Divido is the modern, chocolate brown slice of Italy you’ve been roaming the streets of Perth for…
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Balthazar
Balthazar
The mixing of business and pleasure comes second nature to the people at Balthazar: the clubby, Art Deco setting in white-collar heartland; stylish, polished service; an adventurous cellar to be reckoned with.
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El Público
El Público
Forget sombreros and mariachi tunes. El Público eschews cliché for its own spin on Mexican dining: Day of the Dead skeletons adorn the walls, a neon donkey presides over the bar and the kitchen pumps out no-fuss, market-style food.
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Red Cabbage
Red Cabbage
Red Cabbage by name, drab grey office block by first impression – but, thankfully, little else about South Perth’s leading restaurant is corporate-bland, not least the quirky, smartly appointed room.
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