The 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle

The 2024 foodie's guide to Fremantle

Tourists from all of Australia and abroad come to Fremantle for its historical buildings, rich culture and buzzing streets, but what they eventually stay for is the food.

 

Grab a bite from one of the old town markets, indulge in an exclusive fine dining experience, and explore the endless international eateries that Perth’s Old Town has to offer. This is the 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle.

Fremantle Markets – ethnic and easy

Founded in 1897, the Fremantle Markets have long been defining the port city’s food culture. Every weekend from 9am to 6pm, locals sell their produce for cheap prices in the grand Victorian building overlooking Henderson Street. From ethnic to organic food – the little stalls and fooderies have it all. Insider tips are Eggspot for the best brioche sandwiches in town, or Black Cherries Espresso, if you fancy one of the most delicious coffees that Fremantle has to offer.

©Fremantle Markets – The 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle

Komatsu – simple Japanese

Komatsu started out as one of many stalls at the Fremantle Markets, but became so popular, that the owners shortly decided to open a restaurant around the corner. Ramen, Soba and Udon noodles. The concept is simple and yet so successful. With its delicious and affordable dishes, Komatsu certainly wears the crown of Japanese cuisine in Perth.

©Pekopeko Eats – The 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle

Little Creatures Brewery – backyard beers

At this point, probably everyone in Australia has heard the name Little Creatures at least once in their life. Visit the brewery that wanted to create the perfect pale ale on the port-side. Enjoy a cold beer with pizza, nachos or various other dishes on its backyard overlooking Fremantle’s harbour and book a brewery tour and beer tasting to get the full Little Creatures experience.

©Little Creatures – The 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle

Char Char Restaurant and Bar – steaks and seafood with style

If you are looking for the perfect steak, any foodie in Perth will tell you to go down to Fremantle. Char Char is an award-winning restaurant offering breathtaking panoramic views of the harbour and a menu that makes our mouths water. Either indulge in steaks from local farmers or enjoy fresh seafood in this spacious venue. Not in the mood for food? Simply relax in the lounge and try the exquisite cocktails, beers and wines the bar has to offer.

©Joel Barbitta D-Max Photography joel@dmaxphotography.com.au – The 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle

The Turban – exquisite Indian eatery

With its exotic charm and extensive menu, The Turban is the first place to go in Fremantle if you are a fan of Indian food. The 5-star experienced chefs prepare affordable meals with spices imported right from India and cook a whole all-you-can-eat buffet every Friday and Saturday. Immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere in the cosy venue that is open every night of the week.

©The Turban – The 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle

Old Courthouse – historical venue, modern menu

The Old Courthouse has been through quite a lot of changes. Originally home to the police station, accommodation buildings, the artillery drill hall, and the lock-up, it was reopened in 2021 as a restaurant, bar and venue for events. While completely renovated, the Courthouse has kept a lot of its original elements. Walk through the old courtrooms and the holding cell for one of the most engaged history lessons you’ll ever had. Then, when it’s time to eat, choose from a menu featuring modern food like pizza and burgers, but also extravagant dishes like kangaroo skewers. Enjoy a drink or two at the bar or stay for one of the many events that take place here every week, like disco nights or concerts.

©Old Courthouse – The 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle

La Sosta – Italian indulgence

For a long time, La Sosta has been one of the top Italian eateries in Perth and beyond. Opened and managed by an Italian family, you can be sure to get the finest and most authentic North Italian food here. With wines imported from Italy and hand-made pasta, you can never go wrong with dinner at La Sosta.

©La Sosta – The 2024 foodie’s guide to Fremantle

La Cabaña – modern Mexican

At La Cabaña, Mexican cuisine meets Western Australian produce. The South Fremantle based restaurant serves everything from tacos to salads in a bohemian-style venue. Enjoy a laid-back lunch or dinner on the shady patio and taste your way through the cocktail menu.

©La Cabana – A foodie’s guide to Fremantle

 

Still hungry? Check out our go-to foodie guide to the best foodie experiences around Australia!

 

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