New Maylands venture Brixton Yard is as kid-friendly as can be. But what about the food and coffee?
Kate Emery
Bread. Cheese. Eggs. That’s the Eggspot formula. But is it enough to make a good brunch?
Perth has a lot of great cafes to break your morning fast. But for the Perth Breakfast & Brunch 2021 awards, just like Highlander, there can only be one.
Housing developments and apartment blocks aren’t usually the answer when the question is ‘where shall we go for brunch?’.
Nobody’s perfect. Except . . . maybe the French Toast at this Claremont cafe?
There are joys in childhood you don’t realise you miss until you’re reacquainted with them. What a joy to find one of them on the menu here.
Pickles & Moo is doing something nice that has nothing to do with its food or coffee.
No earnest seed-covered wholemeal here. The heart of Chubby Boy is Shokupan: a Japanese-style milk bread that’s as fluffy as a cloud, subtly sweet and served thick as a politician’s memoir.
Would your breakfast taste better if it was made by Mother Theresa?Even a cold-hearted journalist would struggle to write a harsh review after witnessing what I did at this cafe.
REVIEW: The souffle pancakes will impress your social media following but we all know the most important ‘feed’ is the one that involves your tastebuds, not your phone. How does Decanter do?
There are pros and cons to taking over a much-loved restaurant. Does Blake Hill measure up to its much-loved predecessor?
I’d been a regular at Maylands’ Sherbet Café & Bake Shop for an embarrassingly long time — years — before it ever occurred to me to sample their breakfast menu.
A local told me about a favourite café of his that did great breakfasts but, he warned me, there was one caveat: they use too much butter.
An indoor basketball court, a thriving farmer’s market and a lunchtime concert hall are all ideas on the table to try to inject life to a dead Market Hall at Yagan Square after a mass exodus.
Kim Macdonald
Just about done with ordering “breakfast bowls” in all their various incarnations? Consider a visit to Arrival Hall, an inner-city cafe tucked into the back of a gorgeous homewares shop.
Is the breakfast at this hard to spot suburban gem worth the drive? Kate Emery investigates.
Until recently the only way to have breakfast at Hearth, the celebrated restaurant at the foot of the Ritz Carlton, was to stay in the hotel.
If crunchy granola is not your vibe, you might be put ff by Black Sheep Deli’s distinctly hippie-on-holiday vibe. Your loss.
Breakfast is not a place for rules but I do have one rule when it comes to the most important meal of the day: if there are crumpets on the menu, I must order them. And Laika’s are out of this world.
Making an omelette is a bit like painting a picture. Most people can have a crack at it. Few can master it. Which side of the fence does Apex & Co belong on?
How much would you pay for a hot chocolate? What if it claimed to have medicinal properties?
This ye olde world cafe in Yokine still manages to feel fresh.
Deli Chicchi is a neighbourhood cafe that makes you feel like you’re a local when you come through the door.
The perfectly fine food can’t quite match up to the spectacular view at this City Beach restaurant.
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