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Best Restaurants in Perth (2026)

Perth's restaurant scene ranges from harbourside fish and chips to some of the country's most talked-about fine dining. For a special occasion, Wildflower on top of COMO The Treasury builds its menu around the six Noongar seasons, while Gibney on Cottesloe's Marine Parade is a grand seafood brasserie with ocean views. Lulu La Delizia in Subiaco is the place for handmade pasta, Le Rebelle in Mount Lawley serves French bistro classics, and Ah Um in Northbridge offers a tiny Japanese-inspired menu behind a hi-fi listening bar.

Fremantle is worth a dedicated food trip. Bread in Common fills a restored 1898 warehouse with shared plates and house-baked bread, Cicerello's has served fish and chips on the Fishing Boat Harbour for generations, and Bib & Tucker looks over Leighton Beach from breakfast to dinner. Seafood lovers can also head to Kailis Bros in Leederville, a family business with roots in the 1920s. On a budget, Hifumiya in the city centre makes its own udon every day. Book ahead for dinner at the top restaurants, especially from Thursday to Saturday, and note that many close on Sunday and Monday.

10 places · Updated November 12, 2026

Our top 3 restaurants in Perth

  1. Wildflower Contemporary Australian fine dining, Perth CBDA fine dining restaurant on top of COMO The Treasury whose contemporary menu follows the six seasons of the Noongar calendar, with views over the city and river.
  2. Cicerello’s Fremantle Fish and chips, Fremantle Fishing Boat HarbourA family-run fish and chips institution on Fremantle's Fishing Boat Harbour, serving fried and grilled seafood daily alongside large free aquariums.
  3. Bread in Common Shared plates and bakery, FremantleA communal-style restaurant in a restored 1898 Fremantle warehouse, built around house-baked bread and seasonal shared plates with a broad wine list.

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1. Wildflower

Contemporary Australian fine dining$$$$Perth CBD

A fine dining restaurant on top of COMO The Treasury whose contemporary menu follows the six seasons of the Noongar calendar, with views over the city and river.

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3. Bread in Common

Shared plates and bakery$$Fremantle

A communal-style restaurant in a restored 1898 Fremantle warehouse, built around house-baked bread and seasonal shared plates with a broad wine list.

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4. Lulu La Delizia

Northern Italian pasta restaurant$$$Subiaco

A Northern Italian restaurant in Subiaco built around handmade pasta, with a shared signature banquet and a neighbouring cantina for walk-in drinks.

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5. Ah Um

Japanese-inspired small restaurant$$Northbridge

A dimly lit 25-seat Northbridge restaurant behind the Astral Weeks listening bar, serving a short Japanese-inspired menu with natural wine and sake.

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6. Gibney

Seafood-focused brasserie$$$$Cottesloe

A grand beachfront brasserie on Cottesloe's Marine Parade, opened in 2024, known for seafood, a deep wine cellar and sunset views over the Indian Ocean.

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7. Le Rebelle

French bistro$$$Mount Lawley

A French neighbourhood bistro and bar on Beaufort Street in Mount Lawley, known for duck frites, steak tartare and a broad wine and spirits list.

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8. Bib & Tucker

Modern Australian beachside restaurant$$$North Fremantle

An all-day beachfront restaurant above Leighton Beach in North Fremantle, cooking seasonal Western Australian produce with fire, from brunch through to dinner.

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