Total walking distance: less than 100m
Enjoy an Italian dining adventure in Mount Hawthorn, starting with an Aperol Spritz at Spritz Spizzicheria before heading across the road to La Madonna Nera for an intimate and delicious dining experience of Italian plates and wines sourced from smaller producers in Italy and Australia.
Top off your night with gelato and espresso at Affogato Gelateria, where you can enjoy homemade gelato made from the finest ingredients. It’s just like a progressive dinner but without the hassle of having to cook, host OR clean up!
Spritz Spizzicheria Total walking distance: less than 100m
Let your tastebuds travel to America, while having to go no further than Vic Park. Starting at Decanter, grab a few small bites such as their chicken waffles and mac ‘n’ cheese & bacon balls, while trying one of their Dickel picklebacks.
Next, stop at Boss Burger for The Big Boss and a side of tater tots (and if you really want to up your game, try their warm cheese dipping sauce). Lastly, get your gelato on and try a scoop of Milan Gelatos’ vanilla oreo flavour.
Milan gelato Total walking distance: less than 100m
Start your international feast at Juanita's – amazing wine and casual vibes. Grab a few tapas plates to nibble on and share with your friends. Make sure to order the duck parfait and some salt and vinegar fries, you’ll thank us later!
Head next door to Lady of Ro, Mediterranean-inspired eatery serving chargrilled short-order share plates using the finest local produce. Sit inside or soak up the weather outside and enjoy this lovely buzzing spot in Subiaco.
Save room for Meeka. Four words… Turkish delight stuffed donuts. And yes, it is as delicious as it sounds. Alternatively you could order their brulee, trio of homemade ice creams or a cheese plate. All amazing options to end your meal.
juanitas (Image: Jess wyld) Total walking distance: approx. 500m
Start your evening looking out over Como with a cold drink in hand and antipasto board at The Karalee on Preston. When the sun has disappeared, wander across the road to Nasi Lemak Korner for fresh and tasty Malaysian street food. Perfect for sharing, you can’t go past their tender beef rendang or signature nasi lemak with house made sambal sauce and fluffy coconut rice.
A short stroll down to Melville Parade will bring you to the newly opened Pizzeria Tiramisu for – you guessed it – tiramisu. They’ve got four varieties to choose from: traditional, rum, baileys or seasonal fruit. If tiramisu is not your thing, you could always finish the evening the traditional way with an espresso or affogato.
nasi lemak korner Total walking distance: approx. 900m
The border closures won’t stop you tasting Japan with this themed progressive dinner. Start at Furaibo, the recently opened modern Japanese eatery in Raine Square. With more than 100 Izakaya dishes (Japanese tapas) and a beautifully curated drinks menu, this is great place to kick off your night.
Wander along Murray Street admiring the Christmas Lights Trail to Main Street Ryu on Barrack Street. Specialising in Japanese tapas (izakaya) the menu also features a selection of nori tacos, for those brave enough to take on this international mash-up!
And that brings us to Goody Two’s – a late night bar with a nod to Japanese ‘after work’ culture and a mean selection of Japanese whiskies. Tonight we’re drinking dessert – think Hanami Highball with haku vodka, passionfruit liqueur, yuzu, ginger, rose and soda. Kanpai!
