
Scarborough hums with coastal cool and late-night energy. It’s where surfboards lean against café walls, cocktails clink to the beat of DJ sets, and the scent of smashed patties and fresh pastries drifts through the ocean air. This beachside precinct blends laid-back mornings with lively evenings, offering everything from artisan bakeries and burger joints to wine bars, tacos and live music.
- Two Slices - Fluffy, freshly baked focaccia is the star at this artisan sandwich bar. Build your own or go for a house favourite like the Mr Pistachio or Salami Buzz, all made to order
- Scarborough Beach Bar - Oceanfront drinks and coastal-inspired bites with uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean
- Livid Skate - A laneway café and skate shop, serving up excellent coffee, pressed toasties and bagels with an urban look and feel
- Zoie Café - Laid-back café with beach views, all-day dining, and dog-friendly outdoor seating. Great for breakfast, coffee, or one of their deliciously good gelati
- C-Breez Kiosk – Arguably Scarborough’s best real estate, this kiosk offers takeaway goodies from muffins and smoothie bowls to barista-made coffee, all for enjoying on the grassed banks or white sands of Scarborough Beach
- Knead Bakery - Artisan bakery known for flaky croissants, crusty sourdough and sweet treats made with love
- Little Wave - Scarborough’s breezy café and wine bar with pine tree views and all-day eats. Drop in for a serious coffee, settle in for share plates and wine, or stay late for a cocktail
- Harvest Boulangerie - A slice of Paris by the beach. This artisan French bakery is known for its award-winning croissants, gourmet ham and cheese pastries and organic sourdough, all baked fresh daily with WA produce
- Ronnies - Pizza by the beach, done right. Ronnies slings chewy, foldable slices inspired by classic East Coast US pizzerias – think vodka sauce, sweet sausage, whipped ricotta and a crisp base
- Doric St Café and Kitchen - A hidden gem with Korean-inspired brunch and seriously good coffee. Their Nutella waffles have been voted best in Perth – a must-try
- HellBurger - Big, beefy and unapologetically indulgent. Their double cheeseburgers and deluxe shakes are the stuff of late-night legend
- The Galway Hooker - Built in Ireland and shipped to Scarborough, this pub is all about Guinness, Irish whiskey and hearty pub fare. Cosy, authentic and pours one of the best pints in town
- Peach Pit - Retro-themed beachfront burger bar serving smashed patty burgers, fun cocktails and DJ-fuelled Sunday sessions
- Bodega - A groovy neighbourhood trattoria serving burrata addiction, truffle arancini and chilled wines. It’s Italian comfort food with a cool, low-key twist
- El Grotto - A Mexican-inspired bar and taqueria serving some of Perth’s best tacos, margaritas and mezcal. As the sun dips, the party kicks off with live music and a buzzing crowd
- The Sandbar - Beachside dining with ocean views, live music and an award-winning matcha cocktail that’s pure WA summer in a glass
- Buteko - Scarborough’s own Brazilian restaurant serving churrasco BBQ boards, cassava chips and fishbowl cocktails with live music
- Lady Latte - Tucked into the leafy streets near Scarborough Beach, this cosy café is known for great coffee, gourmet treats and a family-friendly vibe
- Betty’s Burgers - Classic American-style burgers, crispy fries and thick shakes served in a retro setting. A go-to for comfort food cravings
- Dumbo Gelato - Artisanal Italian gelato made fresh daily with seasonal fruit and organic milk. There’s even a dog friendly flavour!
- Il Locale Pizzeria - Neighbourhood pizzeria firing up authentic Neapolitan pizzas with three-day fermented dough and premium toppings like burrata and prosciutto
- Driphouse - Trendy café serving specialty coffee, loaded toasties and brunch staples in a sleek, minimalist space
- General Public Food Co - Sourdough pizza, craft beer and a buzzing atmosphere. Their donuts and brunch menu are also worth a look
- SKØL – A hidden slice of Scandinavia on the fringes of Scarborough, serving small plates, an epic charcuterie board and cocktails perfect for a sunny day
- Indi Bar - Scarborough’s iconic live music venue inside the Indian Ocean Hotel. Hosting gigs multiple times a week, it’s the spot for beers, burgers and catching Perth’s best bands
- Oceans 6019 - Scarborough’s tiki-inspired bar with ocean views, rum cocktails and laidback eats with steak sandwiches, tapas, pizzas, and live music that rolls into the night.

The City of Stirling’s coastal strip between Watermans Bay and Scarborough is a sun-drenched stretch where mornings start with ocean swims and strong coffee, and afternoons roll into woodfired pizza, fresh seafood and craft brews. It’s a place where the pace slows, the flavours shine and every bite comes with a view.
- Bennies - This seasonal beachside pop-up café overlooking Bennion Beach is your go-to for avocado toast and coffee with a view. It’s the perfect spot to kick off your morning
- Little Bay - A dreamy beachside café serving up brunch classics with a modern twist. Their chilli scrambled eggs are a local favourite, and the ocean breeze is free with every order
- Froth Craft Beach - Pizza, pints and good times. Froth is North Beach’s laid-back brewery serving up craft brews and woodfired slices
- Island Market Trigg - A beachside oasis serving up Mediterranean and Middle Eastern share plates with serious flavour. The pastel interiors and water views are just the cherry on top
- Canteen Trigg - Beachside and buzzing, Canteen is your go-to takeaway joint for fresh bowls, smoothies and breakfast wraps. It’s perfect for a pre-surf fuel-up or post-swim chill
- Foam Café - Attached to the Surfing WA surf school, Foam is a surf-friendly kiosk serving strong coffee and tasty toasties. It’s the ultimate post-paddle power-up in Trigg. You can even hire surf boards from them!
- Beachcombers by the sea - Classic fish and chips done right. Grab a takeaway box and stroll across the road to watch longboarders hang ten at Mettam’s. Salty, crispy and totally satisfying
- Maestro Sourdough Pizza - Woodfired sourdough pizzas with an 80-hour fermented base. The T-Rex and Angry Chicken are local legends and the crust is next-level
- Sunny Social - Located at Hamersley Golf Course, Sunny Social is your sit-down option for brunch, lunch and everything in between. Think eggs Benedict, burgers and barista coffee with a leafy outlook over the greens
- Caddy’s - Also part of Hamersley Public Golf Course, Caddy’s caters to the driving range crowd with beers, pizza, nachos and laid-back vibes. Perfect for a casual feed after a few swings
- Cove Coffee - Tucked into Trigg, Cove Coffee is known for its perfectly cooked bagels, triple brownies and super friendly service. A local gem with great ratings and community backing.

This is the City of Stirling’s cultural crossroads, where heritage shopfronts meet modern menus and the streets hum with café chatter and clinking wine glasses. Beaufort Street and its surrounds are home to a vibrant mix of old-school charm and new-school flavour, with venues that celebrate everything from Sicilian gelato to Korean brunch.
- Threecoins & Sons - A neighbourhood Italian with soul. Their housemade focaccia with garlic butter is essential, and the ‘1000 layers’ lasagne is pure comfort food magic. Pair it with a Sicilian red for a mesmerising meal
- Le Rebelle - Mount Lawley’s moody French-ish bistro is all about crab toast, vitello tonnato and duck parfait. The wine list is razor-sharp and the room buzzes with high-energy charm
- Sunshine Lunch Bar Café - This humble Mount Lawley spot is a local favourite for Vietnamese eats. Their pho is rich and hearty, the pork rolls are packed with flavour, and the spring rolls are some of the best in Perth
- Bossman Coffee - Tucked into a rear arcade off Beaufort Street, Bossman is all about strong coffee, smooth tunes and a laid-back vibe. Open daily from 7.00am to 4.00pm, it’s a Mount Lawley staple
- Hoodburger - Inglewood’s burger kings are serving up smash patties, spicy chicken and deluxe cheeseburgers with addictive dipping sauces. It’s fast-food nostalgia done right
- Wild Bakery - These guys bake fresh sourdough daily using traditional methods and WA-grown flour. Their Hannah’s loaf and spelt sourdough are cult favourites for good reason
- Chakra - Modern Indian with flair. Think butter chicken tacos, tandoori lamb ribs and turmeric margaritas. It’s bold, vibrant and totally delicious
- Pietro Gelateria - A modern Sicilian gelateria scooping up fresh, natural gelato made daily. No artificial colours or flavour pastes - just real ingredients and dreamy combos like ricotta orange and blood plum
- Hanami - A Mount Lawley classic for sushi, sashimi and bento boxes. Their chirashi don and tempura rolls are top-tier, and the vibe is sleek and minimalist
- Butter Crumbs Cakes & Pies - Artisanal cakes and pies that have earned a cult following. Their Basque cheesecake, lemon meringue and strawberry shortcake are all standouts, and the shop is as charming as the baked goods
- Little Donkey Corner - Tuart Hill’s brunch darling serving fairy floss French toast, chilli cheesy eggs and smashed avocado with stracciatella
- Testùn - A moody wine bar blending Italian and Japanese flavours with mortadella sandwiches, miso eggplant and natural wines.

The City of Stirling’s suburban pockets are quietly serving up some of the city’s most memorable bites. These neighbourhoods are full of character, where corner cafés double as community hubs, family-run bakeries turn out cult pastries, and hidden gems dish up flavours from every corner of the globe.
- Peko Peko - A Japanese-inspired takeaway spot in Doubleview serving hand-rolled rice paper rolls, sushi, hearty bowls and fresh salads with a feel-good vibe
- The Acai Corner - Beachy, dog-friendly kiosk serving smooth and creamy açai bowls, juices and healthy snacks from their Scarborough and Lake Monger locations
- Gnocchi Gnocchi Boys - Scarborough’s handmade gnocchi specialists dishing up bold Italian flavours like golden truffle, pumpkin pancetta and spicy arrabbiata
- Folk & Merchant - Neighbourhood café in Doubleview with warm vibes, friendly faces and coffee that hits just right every time
- St Brigid’s Bar - Doubleview’s cosy neighbourhood bar pouring cocktails, wine and craft beer alongside tapas-style bites
- The Corner Dairy - Casual coastal bar with oysters, hot chips, margaritas and a three-cheese toastie worth sprinting for. Come for the drinks, stay for the deck
- Dunn & Walton - Organic grocer and café offering seasonal produce, gluten-free baked goods and healthy meals made with love and local ingredients
- Rise & Grind - A drive-through espresso bar serving up honeycomb lattes, sweet drinks and friendly service with a cult following
- Il Locale Osteria - Neighbourhood pizzeria in Stirling firing up authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas with three-day fermented dough and premium toppings like burrata and prosciutto
- Dough Street - Balcatta’s gluten-free bakery serving cinnamon scrolls, sausage rolls, croissants and cookies that defy the gluten-free stereotype. Everything is made fresh in-house and coeliac-safe
- Nogi Lane - A hidden gem offering grab-and-go counter goodies, takeaway meals and a rotating menu of fresh, seasonal dishes
- Mamma Africa Restaurant - Serving East African and Somali cuisine with dishes like lamb kay kay, beef suqaar and shakshuka with injera or chapati
- Roselea Kebab & Turkish Bakery - Freshly baked kebab bread, crispy pizza bases and hand-rolled gozleme make this Turkish spot a local go-to for comfort food done right. Don’t skip the falafel wrap – it’s a crowd favourite
- Local Bird - The bird really is the word in Tuart Hill. This chicken and burger joint with a cult following is serving up smashed patties stacked with queso and buttermilk fried chicken coated in ultra-crispy microflakes. It’s messy, indulgent, and absolutely worth the hype
- Little Sisto - This Doubleview gem is all about good vibes and even better brunch. Think spicy scrambled eggs, twice-cooked French toast and refreshing cold brew
- Arthur Bakery - French technique meets Brazilian flair at this artisan bakery café. From flaky croissants to their signature brigadeiro croissant, Arthur is all about handcrafted pastries that celebrate culture and craft
- Strollio’s Luncheonette - A nostalgic lunch bar with a new-school twist. Expect incredible sandwiches, donuts, lemon meringue pie and Twin Peaks coffee. The tuna and artichoke melt is already a cult classic
- Kings Eurostyle Bakery - Old-school European baking at its best. From flaky burek and pork crackling rolls to cherry slice and cheese-filled kifle, this Balcatta bakery is a carb-lover’s dream
- JD’s Pies and Tacos - Butter puff pastry pies and birria tacos. The beef, cheese and jalapeño pie is a spicy, cheesy knockout – and the story behind it is just as good
- Lalibela Ethiopian Restaurant and Café - Step into Lalibela for rich, authentic Ethiopian flavours served with heart. The veggie combo and kitfo (minced beef with spiced butter) are must-trys
- Arata Japanese Dining - Arata’s Teriyaki Chicken Bento and Aburi Salmon Roll are top picks, but the Agedashi Tofu might just steal the show. Keep an eye out for the cute notes on your takeaway box!

Once known for warehouses and work boots, Osborne Park is now a hotspot for bold flavours and creative food culture. Tucked between showrooms and side streets, you’ll find vinyl-spinning cafés, Nepalese comfort food, Filipino fusion and the longest sushi train in town.
- Micrology - This sleek café and roastery is a caffeine haven with style – think top-tier beans, a DJ deck spinning vinyl, and pastries sourced from local legends like Miller & Baker. It’s where coffee meets culture
- Darkstar Coffee Roasters - This warehouse café-meets-roastery is a caffeine playground for Perth’s coffee lovers. With barista training, top-tier gear and ethically sourced beans, Darkstar is where coffee gets elevated
- Little Magic Momo - Nepalese street food with heart. This cosy spot dishes up juicy momos, chilli chicken and chocolate cake in a relaxed setting that’s big on flavour and friendly service
- Crumbs in the Wall - A micro-patisserie with major pastry skills. Crumbs is the grab-and-go spot for buttery croissants, artisan sweets and Dimattina coffee – now with a 50-seat parklet so you can linger longer
- Connells Family Bakery - Irish-owned and full of charm, Connells serves up handmade breads, pies and pastries with a side of Fremantle Gesha coffee. Their catering game is strong, but the donuts are the star of the show
- The Selby Kitchen - Vietnamese comfort food done right. From pho and crispy pork belly to roast pork banh mi, this relaxed eatery is a local go-to for flavour-packed lunches and casual dinners
- Ma Mooney’s - A slice of Ireland in Osborne Park. Ma Mooney’s is known for its hearty Irish breakfasts, fresh sandwiches and warm hospitality. The full Irish breakfast is a must – and yes, breakfast is served all day
- Saigon The Go - Banh mi with a mission. Saigon The Go is flipping the script with high-quality ingredients, fair wages and bold Vietnamese flavours. Try the crispy roast pork banh mi or the gluten-free noodle bowls
- Engine Room Espresso - A cosy café with a full kitchen and a focus on fresh, flavourful eats. Enjoy almond lattes, grilled veg salads and meatball pasta – all served with a smile and a solid brew
- Montello’s on Main - Italian deli vibes with a local twist. Montello’s is your go-to for fresh rolls, hot food, cold pasta and classic Italian cakes. It’s casual, comforting and full of flavour
- Sushi WaWa - Perth’s longest sushi train (62 metres!) is the star at Sushi WaWa, where Japanese chefs whip up 120+ dishes right before your eyes. It’s fun, fresh and perfect for a group feast next to Ikea
- CHICH Small Bar - Craft beer, Macedonian wines and Balkan-Euro burgers made from a secret family recipe – CHICH is a small bar with big flavour. Their Pleskavica patties are legendary, and the vibe is pure European pub charm
- Pala5 - Filipino fusion with flair. Pala5 serves up vibrant, nourishing dishes with a community feel – from longganisa breakfast burritos to ube lattes and gluten-free options. It’s fresh, inclusive and full of heart
- Social House - A café by day, wine bar by night. Social House blends laid-back vibes with a solid coffee lineup and local wines on tap. Whether you’re brunching or bar-hopping, this Main Street spot has you covered
- Miss Pickles - Tucked away on Hasler Road, Miss Pickles is a cosy café serving hot dogs, lattes and sweet treats with friendly service and plenty of outdoor seating. It’s a low-key local favourite for a midday bite.

Set within Karrinyup Shopping Centre’s open-air precinct, it’s a curated mix of bold flavours, stylish spaces and social energy. Think bottomless pasta, Thai cocktails under neon lights, handmade dumplings and froyo piled high.
- Criniti’s - Big flavours, bigger portions. Criniti’s brings Southern Italian classics and Aussie fusion to the table – from metre-long woodfired pizzas to handmade pasta and loaded antipasti. It’s a feast fit for the whole family
- Spice Market - Thai flavours turned all the way up. Spice Market is a vibrant, spice-packed escape serving crispy salads, seafood stir-fries and tropical cocktails in a buzzing, colourful space that feels like a Bangkok laneway
- Good Company - Modern Aussie eats, bottomless brunches and 20+ beers on tap – Good Company is the ultimate hangout for lunch, drinks or a date night. Big screens, live music and good times are guaranteed
- Ciao Dandy - Coastal Italian with a Sicilian soul. Ciao Dandy is all about sun-drenched flavours, spritzes and long lunches. Their bottomless pasta and burrata sessions are pure la dolce vita
- Super Tetsudo - Australia’s first sushi train with a high-speed express lane. Super Tetsudo dishes up traditional nigiri, fusion rolls and even sushi tacos – all delivered via sleek tech and pack serious flavour
- Authentic Bites Dumpling House - Home to Perth’s most slurp-worthy Xiao Long Bao. These soup-filled dumplings are handmade daily and best enjoyed with a side of crispy wontons and a cold tea
- Yo-Chi Frozen Yogurt - Self-serve froyo with deluxe toppings and all-natural ingredients. Whether you’re vegan, gluten-free or just craving something sweet, Yo-Chi’s got your dessert fix covered.
Whether you're a local or just passing through, the City of Stirling’s food scene is packed with flavour, personality and plenty of surprises. So next time hunger hits, skip the usual and dive into something delicious right here in your own backyard. To read more itineraries and plan your time in Stirling, visit stirling.wa.gov.au/DiscoverStirling.
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