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Best Restaurants in Fremantle Guide to the Best Restaurants in Fremantle Western Australia Fremantle may be better known for its coffee than its restaurants.  But, beyond the South Terrace and its Cappucino Strip, there are some well- established restaurants and casual dining spaces.  Indulge yourself in fine dining in exquisite restaurants with breathtaking water views.  Freo’s buzzing restaurant scene caters to everyone’s needs, from the meat-lovers to vegans.

Fremantle Restaurants

Central Fremantle is a foodie’s delight, full of funky restaurants, historic pubs, and cool cafes.  Enjoy a selection of best international cuisine including artisan foods and ethnic flavors in awesome venues of the city. Guide to the Best Restaurants in Fremantle.

Nieuw Ruin

A new restaurant in Fremantle, Niew Ruin, launched last year, quickly becoming a local favorite. It was brought to us by the same amazing team that brought us Foxtrot Unicorn. A killer crew of local champs behind the bar pours one-of-a-kind pours from the 250-plus wine list. On the other hand, the head chef, Blaze Young, and her all-female kitchen team demonstrate their culinary prowess across a sustainable menu filled with lesser-known cuts, seasonal local produce, and fresh seafood that will encourage you to try something new.

Address: 12 Norfolk Street, Fremantle, WA, 6160, Australia

Website: www.nruin.com 

Jetty Bar and Eats

This modest “shack on the water” by Miles Hull (Little Creatures, Alex Hotel, Quarter Acre) is easy to miss. But once you go inside, you’ll be rewarded with magnificent waterfront vibes, stylish design, affordable wines, and some very appealing drinks, to name a few highlights.

Chef Marcello Segalin is in the kitchen, and he’s making the most delicious Mediterranean-themed share plates. He’s paying homage to the migrants who came to the U.S. in the 50s and 60s. Trust us when we say that this is the spot during aperitivo hour.

126 Beach St., Fremantle, WA 6160

Website: www.jetty.bar 

Barque

The Barque will take you on an intoxicating trip to the roots of cinnamon and spice, bringing the aromas of the southern countries to you in a traditional barque setting. Their extensive menu is housed in an antique terraced home on the famed George Street, and you will be pleased by their selection of Asian fusion dishes and killer cocktail list. Many options are available, from ancho chili-glazed fish to stout and green peppercorn beef ribs with broccolini, smoked garlic, and green peppercorns.

Website: barquerestaurant.com.au 

Bread in Common

The café and bakery of this 1898 heritage landmark, where Bread in Common is housed, receive a flood of natural light throughout the day. The hand-built ovens, fondly known as Hansel and Gretel, will win you over with their delectable range of hand-molded, wholesome wood-fired bread, sandwiches, and homemade pastries, as well as their attention to detail.

Not only are their handcrafted pieces of bread, but so are their gluten-free cuisines, which are available throughout the year. BiC never fails to deliver, whether you’re looking for warm ricotta and truffle, pork belly, or a flourless chocolate cake to satisfy your sweet tooth.

43 Pakenham Street, Fremantle, WA 6160

Phone: 0449 588 404

Website: breadincommon.com.au 

Eat Greek Restaurant

Traditional Greek music, dancing, and plate smashing in an economical and family-friendly location are the best ways to experience Greece in one night! Eat Greek Restaurant, located along the river, specializes in traditional Greek dishes and home-cooked Mediterranean fare. Besides typical Greek delicacies such as moussaka, uvetsi (lamb with rice noodles), and soutzoukakia (Greek meatballs), there is also a hint of Australian cuisine in a few of their dishes, including handmade Greek dips and traditional Greek sweets and desserts. It is impossible to miss the additional Greek entertainment, which takes place every Friday and Saturday evening.

Phone: +61 8 9339 8022

Website: www.facebook.com/eatgreekrestaurant

Angel’s House

Perhaps it’s a sign of Angel’s House’s excellence that we’re still thinking about onion soup, cheese soufflé, and boeuf bourguignon despite the sweltering summer weather. Angel’s House, which strikes a mix between home-style, comfort food, and the high-brow resumes of founders and brothers Jeremy and Anthony, will have you daydreaming about boeuf bourguignon in no time.

Address: 24 Essex Street, Fremantle

Website: www.angelhouse.com.au 

Strange Company

Strange Company’s share-y, charcuterie-y cuisine, while being more bar than restaurant, more than holds its own. If you’re looking for anything specific, it’s preferable to approach it with a “whatever you got?” mentality and see what’s available. Octopus, Kipfler potatoes, and mojo Rojo sauce, anyone? Perhaps seasoned lamb cutlets might be a good choice. What about kingfish Crudo? Whatever they have, you can’t get enough of it.

Address: 5 Nairn Street, Fremantle

Website: strangecompany.com.au 

Madalena’s Bar 

A bar on the sands of the seaside seems fairly appealing to us. Combine it with some shared platters of local seafood and some live music, and you’ve got us sold. As a result of its opening on South Terrace in 2018, Madelana’s Bar created quite an impact. Sustainability is very important to this establishment, and the staff works closely with the crew at Fins Seafood to ensure that they are only serving the freshest local fare. A side of sustainability with one’s seafood? Who doesn’t appreciate that?

Address: 406 South Terrace, South Fremantle, WA 6162, Australia.

Phone: +61 459 250 952

Website: www.madalenasbar.com.au 

Tonic and ginger

Unquestionably, Tonic and Ginger has had a significant effect on the cuisine scene in Fremantle. You could easily spend a whole day here, sitting in the Old Synagogue with your siblings, The Arbor, Mr. Chapple, and L’Chaim, and not get tired of it. What would be our perfect night? Check out The Arbor for a drink and some food, then head down to L’Chaim for an old-fashioned cocktail. Why not go back and get a Gesha coffee at Mr. Chapple’s in the morning? This is a great place to go for a drink and some food.

Phone: +61 8 6370 4433

Website: www.facebook.com/tonicandgingerfreo 

Ethos Deli + Dining

Plate food with a zero-waste approach is the ethos of Ethos, which is based on delicious cuisine influenced by traditional recipes. Everything about Ethos revolves around preserving and finding a purpose for every element of the food they utilize, while also utilizing biodegradable packaging and recycling as much as possible. We guarantee that you will not be disappointed, whether you are popping by for a sandwich from the New York-style deli or settling down for a delicious dinner.

Website: www.facebook.com/ethosdeli

Little Creatures

The legendary Freo brewery has everything we seek in a pub: delicious food, a large outside eating space where we can soak up the sun, a large inside dining area, craft beer, and a dynamic and inviting ambiance, to name a few. It’s the ideal location for soaking up the bustling portside atmosphere and taking in the most of what the city offers.

Even though the wood-fired pizzas are hard to resist, there’s plenty of other deliciousness on the menu to choose from.

Phone: 08 6215 1000

Address: 40 Mews Road, Fremantle, 6160 WA

Website: littlecreatures.com.au/agegate

Nunzio’s

Let yourself be spoilt for choice with authentic Italian cuisine and memorable dining experience.  Satisfy your tastebuds in Nunzio’s freshly made in-house pasta and locally sourced seafood, enhanced by fresh ingredients.  Indulge in delectable desserts expertly prepared by pastry chefs.  This restaurant is located in a charming heritage building, close to the iconic Cappuccino Strip.

Address: 20 Essex Street, Fremantle, WA 6160

Phone: +61 08 6219 5441

Website: www.nunzios.net.au

La Sosta

In accordance with the meaning of its name “Stopover”, La Sosta gives you plenty of reasons to stop over here!  It is an authentic Italian restaurant and a stylish cocktail bar in the heart of Fremantle.  Satiate your hunger pangs with a variety of entrées, generous pasta plates, seafood, steaks etc.  Spoil yourself with irresistible in-house made desserts and an extensive wine list.

Address: 1/85, Market Street, Fremantle, WA 6160

Phone:  +61 08 9335 9193

Website: lasosta.net.au

Manuka Woodfire Kitchen

Let your hunger pangs be satiated by dishes turned out with woodfire mastery! This inviting and casual dining space was awarded One Chef’s Hat by the Australian Good Food Guide 2020.  Manuka Woodfire Kitchen creates simple yet innovative wood-fired fare on open flames.  The locals appreciate the soulful food alongside the local wine, craft beer, cider and spirits.

Address: 134, High Street, Fremantle, WA 6160

Phone: +61 08 9335 3527

Website: www.manukawoodfire.com.au

Mother India

Have a fantastic and flavorful dining experience at Mother India.  The Indian restaurant serves home-style cooked food that reflects the rich food culture of the subcontinent.  Feel at home at this homely restaurant that has long experience in cooking Indian food with great precision and love. 

Address:   23, Forrest Street, Fremantle, WA 6160

Phone: +61 08 9430 4217

Website:  motherindiafremantle.com.au

The Modern Eatery

The Modern Eatery is a sleek and stylishly minimalist Japanese restaurant that specializes in “Aburi Sushi”.  “Aburi Sushi” is a Japanese dish where fish is partially cooked with a blow torch, leaving it partially raw.  This modern Japanese venue serves delicious exotic dishes such as uramaki, tempura and nigari.  Their 12-year-old Japanese whiskeys are simply out of the world!

Address: 124, High Street, Fremantle, WA 6160

Phone: +61 08 9335 7296 

Website: themoderneatery.com.au/perth/fremantle

Char Char Restaurant

Char Char is Fremantle’s most awarded steak restaurant.  Recently renovated to reveal panoramic views of the harbour from every seat, this restaurant also has stunning interior design.  Prime Australian beef, sea fare, fresh oysters and perfectly cooked Barramundi fillets, as well as Kangaroo, complement their menu.  Enjoy live jazz or blues music on weekends as you indulge in fine dining. 

Address: 44B, Mews Road, Fremantle, WA 6160

Phone: +61 08 9335 7666

Website: www.charcharrb.com.au

The Mantle

The Mantle houses several restaurants inside a beautiful historic warehouse.  It is designed to be an activity hub for creative minds and foodies alike.  Presently there are two permanent restaurants in the space.  The Don Tapa serves a delicious range of Argentinean and Latin American inspired flavours.  Magna Pizza serves its customers authentic wood-fired pizzas. 

Address: 1, James Street, Fremantle, WA 6160

Phone: +61 04 1665 5676     

Facebook: www.facebook.com/themantlehub

South Fremantle

The trendy beach suburb of Fremantle has many restaurants that serve an amazing international cuisine, craft beers and other liquors.  Here are some of the restaurants you can check out for lunch and dinner while you are in this suburb;

La Cabana

At La Cabana, the dishes remain faithful to the Mexican spirit, even though Australian ingredients are combined.  The Mexican feeling is further enhanced by the aesthetics of the beach shack.  The drinks list proffers local beers and wines alongside small-scale mezcals and tequilas.  Sit down for your hearty Mexican meal at a table by the cosy kitchen or at the dog-friendly courtyard.

Address: 400, South Terrace, South Fremantle, WA 6162

Website: www.lacabana.com.au

Copper Chimney

This authentic Indian restaurant offers a traditional menu that pays homage to the Indian cuisine, in contemporary dining set up.  As with all Indian dishes, the food is cooked with precision, love, and honesty, using the finest ingredients.  The menu reflects the diversity of India, bringing you meat-based dishes, bread, sweets, and accompaniments from different regions of India. 

Address:  330, South Terrace, South Fremantle, WA 6162

Phone:  +61 08 9336 4414

Website: copperchimneyperth.com

Ruocco’s Pizzeria e Ristorante

Established in 1978, Ruocco’s had been boasting the first wood-fired pizza oven in Western Australia, and possibly Australia.  Since then, the restaurant continues to serve authentic Italian cuisine to its longstanding customers.  

Drop in and tuck into proper pizza, homemade pasta, rich Osso Bucco and hefty seafood platters.  Try them at home with the sauces, pizza bases etc.

Address:  217, South Terrace, South Fremantle, WA 6162

Phone: +61 08 9335 6939

Website: uoccos.com

Saroor Bar and Restaurant

Reflecting the diversity of India, the menu of Saroor restaurant offers Indian classics with deft touches of modernity.  Their wine lists are constructed to pique the interest of their clients.  The technically proficient staff offer hospitality in an unobtrusive manner.  Saroor is truly a place for gathering, for celebration, for business and a place for pleasure!

Address: 396, South Terrace, South Fremantle, WA 6162

Phone: +61 04 3428 4953

Website:  www.saroor.com.au

North Fremantle

North Fremantle offers a choice of over 60 quality restaurants, exquisitely tucked away or gloriously standing tall.  Eating out is fun in this vibrant city.  As such, settle for fine dining either on the riverside or Oceanside of this picturesque suburb of Fremantle.  Here are some of the restaurants in which North Fremantle offers you fine dining;

Guide to the Best Restaurants in Fremantle Habitué

This Mediterranean-influenced diner caters to meat lovers while looking after the vegetarians well, with half of its menu being meat-free.  Grab a seat in its leafy courtyard or indoors by the roaring fireplace.  Settle down amidst the colourful cushions and dangling lights for your warm and satisfying meal.  Wash it down with great wines or house-made spirits turned into cocktails. 

Address: 1, Harvest Road, North Fremantle, WA 6159

Phone: +61 08 9336 1265

Website: habituerestaurant.com.au

Bib & Tucker

Guide to the Best Restaurants in Fremantle. Bib & Tucker offers its patrons a modern Australian menu with no compromise on quality or presentation.  Enjoy delicious modern seasonal menus that celebrate the best seasonal produce of Perth-based suppliers in accordance with ‘love your locals’.  Nestled among North Fremantle’s pristine sand dunes, the restaurant is blessed with breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean. 

Address: 18, Leighton Beach Boulevard, North Fremantle, WA 6159

Phone:  +61 08 9433 2147

Website: bibandtucker.net.au

Piggy Food Co.

The dream-child of two food and beer lovers, this restaurant offers good food and delicious beer in a welcoming environment.  A quaint beer garden with craft beer on ten rotating taps, communal seating and an open floor plan make up its setting.  The menu takes on Southern Californian bar food, made in-house from free-range meats, local seafood, local produce and craft brews.

Address: 229 A, Queen Victoria Street, North Fremantle, WA 6159

Phone: +61 08 6219 5069

Website: www.piggyfoodco.com

Pura Vita

Pura Vita is a friendly Italian trattoria that dishes up handmade kinds of pasta, pizzas and other Italian traditional dishes.  Melted provolone, focaccia, exotic spaghetti as well as tiramisu are some of the delights of this very Italian restaurant.  Take advantage of their wallet-friendly 2 or 3-course lunch specials that are on offer from Friday to Sunday.

Address: 1, Freeman Loop, North Fremantle, WA 6159

Phone: +61 08 6117 5626

Website: www.westernaustralia.com/en/FoodAndDrink/Pura_Vita

East Fremantle

Dine in style at East Fremantle.  Top-class cuisine and the fabulous East Fremantle backdrop offers the best of both worlds!  East Freo’s many elegant restaurants offer exquisite riverside or river view dining experiences.  Indulge in delicious Italian fare or pick your choice from a great international cuisine.  Drive or use public transport as eateries are more widespread here.

Salsa Rossa

Established in 2018, it now resides at the Limones’ original location at East Fremantle.  Their kitchen also bakes fresh bread daily and serves pasta & flavoursome gelati made in-house.

Address:  77, George Street, East Fremantle, WA 6158

Phone: +61 08 9319 1440

Website: salsarossa.com.au

Cook & Mason

The colonial cottage was transformed into a warm neighbourhood diner in 2017.  Cook & Mason’s cosmopolitan menu includes dishes such as braised pork and lamb tartare with pickled mussels and spring onions.  Meat and all the wines, beers and ciders are supplied by local producers to the restaurant.  Priority is given to those with a focus on minimal intervention winemaking.

Address:  125, George Street, Fremantle, WA 6158

Phone: +61 08 6161 9767

Website:  cookandmason.com

George Street Quarters

Feel at home at George Street Quarters, tucked into one of the pretty streets amidst East Fremantle’s growing leisure precinct.  The restaurant is best known for its winning all-day breakfast offering.  It offers its patrons a menu that reflects the cultural fusions entwined in Fremantle’s rich history.   Indulge in an eclectic wine selection and an awesome and innovative cocktail menu.  

Address: 71-73, George Street, East Fremantle, WA 6158

Phone: +61 08 9339 6352

Website: georgestquarters.com

Guide to the Best Restaurants in Fremantle. Tradewinds Restaurant

Enjoy your day pouring espresso coffee and serving up a delicious seasonal fare on the banks of the Swan River.  The ever-evolving menus of Tradewinds Restaurant at East Fremantle feature fresh local ingredients prepared with care and passion. Guide to the Best Restaurants in Fremantle, let their hand-picked local craft beers, important premium beers and wine complement your food and make your indulgence complete. 

Address:  1, Sewell Street, East Fremantle, WA 6158

Phone: +61 08 9339 8188

Website: tradewindshotel.com.au/eat-drink

Address:  125, George Street, East Fremantle, WA 6158

Phone: +61 08 9339 5524

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/category/Asian-Fusion-Restaurant/Barque-Restaurant

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