Best alfresco dining in the City

Furaibo

Furaibo offers a modern Japanese menu in the heart of Perth. Perfect for a midday stop or an intimate gathering in the evening. Head on up to their rooftop alfresco area to see views of the horseshoe bridge and a gorgeous sunset, if dining in the evening. 

With over 100 Izakaya (tapas) dishes to choose from, it'll be hard picking's. We had serious FOMO visiting here as there’s just not enough stomach space to accommodate all that you want. More reasons to visit this place twice.

They offer a Bottomless Lunch for $65pp every Saturday from 1-3pm and have JUST started a NEW 8 course Chefs Set Menu for a mere $85pp.

We ordered their famous Wagyu Nigiri which is flame torched at your table, alongside their fresh, fatty sashimi and some sake and it was the perfect start to an Autumn Evening.

Le Vietnam 

Not your traditional alfresco dining experience, but if there's one word that comes to mind in regards to the banh mi at Le Vietnam, it's "authentic".

Think crispy, fresh French baguettes with crunchy pork crackling, smooth pâté and perfectly pickled veggies.

Any chance we can rave about Le Vietnam, we will sneakily write them up as they're the closest we've found to the real stuff back in Hanoi.

So sit back on the wooden seats under the umbrellas and be transported back to the hustle and bustle of Vietnam with every bite!

The Royal

Get more bang for your CLUCK with this special every Thursday at The Royal.

Sit outside on the rooftop and enjoy the beautiful views of Yagan Square at this long standing bar in Perth. Dating all the way back to 1882, this iconic building knows how to look after your wallet, despite their fancy name.

The Royal offers delicious foods with fantastic deals, for those waiting on their next pay check to roll through. Just think, crispy chicken on a bed of creamy mash with pan gravy for a smashing $15 every Thursday. Um yes! Start the car!!

The Island Brew House

You've heard of surround sound, but have you heard of surround view. No? Well of course not. I just made it up. 

Located on, well, an island, you can find The Island Brew House at Elizabeth Quay.
This gorgeous dining space gives you views of the Swan River, to the City AND Kings Park

The Island supports WA produce, has a microbrewery and is renowned for their woodfire pizzas and share platters!

There's even a "pirate" playground for the kids so you can enjoy your much needed wine and not hassle the mother in law for the umpteenth time that month to babysit.

Cooee Perth

Located at the old Swan Brewery on Mounts Bay Road is Cooee, a beautiful restaurant/cafe. Scenic views of the Swan River and those black long neck birds that WA is famous for

Plenty of gluten free options for your glutard friends, instagrammable dishes and some wonderful wines to choose from. 

You just can't beat relaxing with a vino and watching the glorious world around you when you're here. You'll be quoting old mate Darryl Kerrigan in no time!

If you're heading in for lunch, you must try their chefs set menu of $58pp - prepared beautifully by Chef Steven Finch, it'll include an entree and main that’ll blow you away!