The Best Restaurants in Fremantle
Fremantle, or “Freo” if you are a local, has long been one of Perth’s coolest corners, and its restaurant scene proves it. With its heritage streets, buzzing markets and waterfront setting, this port city is the perfect backdrop for food that feels both relaxed and exciting.
Where to find the Best Restaurants in Fremantle?
Seafood is, unsurprisingly, the star here. From freshly shucked oysters to fish and chips on the harbour, you’ll taste the ocean in every bite. But Fremantle doesn’t stop at seafood. Its dining scene is wildly eclectic, with Italian trattorias, plant-based cafés, modern Australian dining rooms, and vibrant Asian eateries all rubbing shoulders along its colourful streets.
The vibe is pure Freo, laid-back, welcoming, and just a little bit bohemian. You’ll find long lunches that stretch into the sunset hours, buzzing beer gardens filled with live music, and cosy wine bars where the food is as much a draw as the drinks list. Many restaurants also champion WA’s best produce and wines, making each meal a celebration of what this region does so well.
We’ve rounded up Fremantle’s best restaurants that capture the spirit of this unique port city. Whether you’re out for a lazy weekend, a night by the water, or a foodie adventure, these spots deliver.
The 10 Best Restaurants in Fremantle
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Read moreAngel’s House is a charming French Bistro located in the heart of Fremantle. The menu changes with the seasons, with a focus on sourcing locally grown and farmed produce to deliver the best French and Mediterranean inspired dishes. From escargot to their delicious cheese soufflé, Angel’s House serves up authentic takes on French classics, complemented by a wine list that celebrates the best Australian and French wines to pair with your meal. Set in a heritage-listed home, Angel’s House is brimming with rustic charm perfect for a memorable dining experience.
Photography: Courtesy of Angel's House
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Read moreEmily Taylor Bar in the seaside township of Fremantle is affectionately named after the ship that sailed from England to the town back in the 1800s. Along the way, the ship stopped at Asia, bringing a mix of exotic ingredients back home. Paying homage to the influence of this fateful gourmet visit, the menu is crafted around Asian flavours. Expect dishes like curries, spiced grilled meats and the signature Yum brunch abundant with bao's and dumplings.
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It's perfect for celebrating in style, from a cosy garden date to a private-room gathering of ten.You need to try the 24-hour slow-cooked lamb shoulder - a must-order to share.Look out for the front garden and back deck draped in fairy lights, perfect for a vino under the night sky.Read moreThe Bridge House sits snug in a 1920s cottage and is serving up some seriously delicious European-leaning Modern Australian cuisine. While inspired by tradition, the Bridge House doesn’t take itself too seriously - whether it’s lamb shoulder that's practically a warm hug, or a sticky date pudding that’s dangerously worth it. You'll be dining cosy with moody lighting, timber charm and a front garden under twinkling vines, making you feel like you’ve come home.
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Read moreThe iconic and historic grounds of The Old Synagogue are home to four of Freemantle's hospitality venues which include: Tonic + Ginger, The Arbour, Mr Chapple and L'Chaim. Bursting with character and charm, the popular dining destination can play host to private and special events for guest numbers of 10 up to 500. Offering over 11 unique spaces to hold that special event, The Old Synagogue has something for all occasions.
Photography: Thom Davidson
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Read moreManuka Woodfire Kitchen is bringing the heat to the streets of Fremantle with its farm to plate philosophy and entertaining venue. Inspired by the abundant resource of local produce and the magic of cooking with a wood fire oven, meals are generous and are constantly inspired by the seasons. Passionate about promoting a place where good food can be shared with family and friends diners will feel right at home here.
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It's perfect for post-swim tacos and drinks that turn into sunset sessions.You need to try one of the many cocktails featuring house made syrups, salts and sangritas.Look out for the back courtyard - fairy lights, lush greenery, and that dreamy holiday vibe.Read moreLa Cabana is more than a Mexican joint - it’s a full-flavoured love letter to WA produce, wrapped in corn tortillas and kissed by fire. The kitchen leans hard into bold, earthy flavours: wood-grilled meats, vibrant salsas, and golden masa everything. For drinks, let the margaritas do the talking. Think salt-rimmed glasses, fresh citrus, a hit of tequila, and that perfect icy chill served in a variety of ways to suit your taste. The menu shifts with the seasons but always stays true to its roots: Mexican at heart, proudly local in spirit.
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Read moreAn Italian restaurant set in a charming heritage cottage in Fremantle, Nunzio's Restaurant offers patrons a warm ambience and friendly dining experience. The eatery is a stone's throw from Fremantle's cappuccino strip and the locals keep the dining room busy. Expect an authentic Italian menu where everything from the pasta to the tiramisu is made in-house and a selection of Australian and Italian wines round out the meal.
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Read moreThe Cray Seafood & Grill Restaurant is one of Belmont's must visit restaurants, offering an extensive and accessible menu of seafood. pasta and grilled delights. Be impressed wit the sun-lit and spacious dining room space that is brought to life with light timber floors, white furnishings and a signature crayfish on the wall. Just like the food menu, classic cocktails are given a revamp with inventive mixes and creations, the perfect accompaniment to a platter of freshly caught seafood!
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Read moreCapri Restaurant is Fremantle’s beloved Italian institution, run for four generations of the Pizzale family and still humming with the same spirit from 1954. The menu leans into Italian classics like veal cotoletta, spaghetti marinara, seafood pasta and house desserts to finish on a sweet note. Walk in to find mid-century wood panelled walls, intimate tables, and the ritual of complimentary soup and crusty bread. It’s dependable, warm, and true to its roots, making it a must-visit in Fremantle.
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Read moreNieuw Ruin Bar is in the historic port city of Fremantle, around 40 minutes from Perth's CBD.
Nieuw Ruin is in an historic building featuring a sprawling verandah, with a small bar and eatery designed around the use of Jarrah and charcoal cooking. There is plenty of small batch spirits and a wine list which includes some very unique wines. Pull up a chair at a communal table and sample some very produce driven food and creative dishes ranging from bar snacks to substantial meals.
Wed-Thu 4pm-midnight and Fri-Sun 12pm-midnight