Best Breakfast in Perth

Head to Fremantle, enter the rustic warehouse space that is Bread in Common and be ready to experience something special. The building has been stripped back to its original brick and communal tables fill the room – ideal for lingering over share plates and sipping wine with friends. Beyond the restaurant, there's also a bakery, selling bread wood-fired on volcanic rock, cheese plates with matching wine and incredible desserts like a peanut mousse/chocolate ice cream.

Nestled in the quiet, leafy backstreets of Mount Lawley, Coode Street Café is famous for its breakfast menu and hip clientèle. Perhaps one of the areas worst kept secrets, this multi-award winning eatery is bright and airy, with a beautiful alfresco dining area and generous amount of share-boards, smart salads and fresh juices on offer.

Uniquely housed within the Moores Building Contemporary Art Gallery in downtown Fremantle, Moore and Moore Café boasts fresh and tasty light meals in an artistically inspiring environment. The café itself boasts a sun-drenched courtyard where diners can sip, chat and relax with a great cafe-style meal after a day of touring the local artwork on display.

Taking over from the iconic cafe 130, Foam is cute Leederville coffee bar inspired by contemporary Swedish design. They offer Five Senses coffee, with 'Dark Horse' as the house blend. It’s a bold morning brew that arrives in quirky teal or pink coloured coffee cups if ordering take-away. The solid breakfast menu boasts healthy savoury and naughty sweet options, as well as a good selection of fresh juices and super smoothies.

Hylin is a quirky little cafe in West Leederville offering ‘coffee, chow and cheer’. The hip industrial-chic space boasts wooden trimmings, black plate pendant lights and pot-plant studded nooks. The cafe fashions some great bagels as well as nutella filled cronuts, which are gaining a legendary status in the neighbourhood. The cool cafe logo printed onto the coffee cups is seriously groovy too.

Catering for office crowds and inner city dwellers, La Veen Coffee and Kitchen is a Perth CBD gem that pumps out a seriously good Five Senses brew. Nestled inside a heritage-listed building on the corner of King and Wellington streets, the amazing brickwork and near floor-to-ceiling windows are dwarfed by an epic second generation Synesso Hydra espresso machine. La Veen holds regular cupping sessions for caffeine addicts.