12 Restaurants Worth Visiting in Fremantle
Fremantle's dining scene punches well above its weight. From seafood specialists to woodfired kitchens and neighbourhood bistros, these 12 venues offer something for most tastes and occasions. Whether you're after a casual lunch or a special night out, here's where locals eat well in Perth's historic port suburb.
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Restaurants Fremantle1. Emily Taylor Bar & Kitchen
Top-ranked option in Fremantle with a bar and kitchen focus—solid choice if you want confident, well-executed food in a relaxed setting.
View venue4.8(4,346)· Google70Spot ScoreGreat2
Restaurants Fremantle2. Tonic + Ginger
Worth a visit for a different approach to dining; the name suggests thoughtful flavour combinations worth exploring.
View venue4.7(2,370)· Google68Spot ScoreWorth a Look3
Restaurants Fremantle3. TheCray Seafood & Grill Restaurant Fremantle
If seafood is your priority, TheCray specialises in it alongside grilled options—expect fresh catch-focused menus in a port-side suburb.
View venue4.7(2,055)· Google68Spot ScoreWorth a Look4
Restaurants Fremantle4. Manuka Woodfire Kitchen
Woodfire cooking adds character to any meal; choose this if you want flame-cooked flavours and theatre in your dining experience.
View venue4.8(1,036)· Google$$$$68Spot ScoreWorth a Look5
Restaurants Fremantle5. Cassia Fremantle
A solid mid-range option for when you want something dependable without extensive research required.
View venue4.8(621)· Google66Spot ScoreWorth a Look6
Restaurants Fremantle6. Bib and Tucker
A name that suggests approachable, comfort-focused dining—good for relaxed meals without pretension.
View venue4.5(3,364)· Google$$$$66Spot ScoreWorth a Look7
Restaurants Fremantle7. Angel's House
Offers another distinct venue choice in Fremantle's diverse dining landscape.
View venue4.7(615)· Google65Spot ScoreWorth a Look8
Restaurants Fremantle8. Shirley's Bistro and Bar Fremantle
A bistro format works well for flexible dining—casual enough for lunch, set up for drinks and dinner too.
View venue4.9(179)· Google64Spot ScoreWorth a Look9
Restaurants Fremantle9. The Norfolk Hotel
Hotel venues often deliver reliable pub food and a local atmosphere; good for groups or informal occasions.
View venue4.4(1,852)· Google$$$$64Spot ScoreWorth a Look10
Restaurants Fremantle10. Bread in Common
The name suggests a focus on baked goods and communal eating—ideal if you want a casual, ingredient-focused experience.
View venue4.3(2,457)· Google$$$$63Spot ScoreWorth a Look11
Restaurants Fremantle11. Wild in the Street
A distinctive name worth investigating if you're curious about something a bit different from standard restaurant fare.
View venue4.7(229)· Google62Spot ScoreWorth a Look12
Restaurants Fremantle12. La Sosta Fremantle
The Italian name hints at European-influenced cooking; worth considering if that style appeals to you.
View venue4.4(1,011)· Google$$$$62Spot ScoreWorth a Look
At a glance
| Venue | Spot Score | Price | Suburb | Top feature | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Emily Taylor Bar & Kitchen | 70/100 | 4.8(4,346) | — | Fremantle | — |
| Tonic + Ginger | 68/100 | 4.7(2,370) | — | Fremantle | — |
| TheCray Seafood & Grill Restaurant Fremantle | 68/100 | 4.7(2,055) | — | Fremantle | — |
| Manuka Woodfire Kitchen | 68/100 | 4.8(1,036) | $$ | Fremantle | — |
| Cassia Fremantle | 66/100 | 4.8(621) | — | Fremantle | — |
| Bib and Tucker | 66/100 | 4.5(3,364) | $$ | Fremantle | — |
| Angel's House | 65/100 | 4.7(615) | — | Fremantle | — |
| Shirley's Bistro and Bar Fremantle | 64/100 | 4.9(179) | — | Fremantle | — |
| The Norfolk Hotel | 64/100 | 4.4(1,852) | $$ | Fremantle | — |
| Bread in Common | 63/100 | 4.3(2,457) | $$$ | Fremantle | — |
| Wild in the Street | 62/100 | 4.7(229) | — | Fremantle | — |
| La Sosta Fremantle | 62/100 | 4.4(1,011) | $$ | Fremantle | — |
Frequently asked questions
Are these restaurants suitable for families?+
Several appear family-friendly—hotel and bistro venues typically accommodate children well. We recommend confirming with individual venues before visiting with young kids, especially for dinner service.
Do any of these venues specialise in a particular cuisine?+
TheCray focuses on seafood and grilled meats. La Sosta's name suggests Italian influence. Tonic + Ginger and Manuka Woodfire Kitchen have distinctive cooking approaches. Others appear to offer broader menus. Contact venues directly for current menus and specialties.
What's the best way to choose between these restaurants?+
Consider what you're in the mood for: seafood, woodfire cooking, casual bistro fare, or European-influenced dining. The venues are geographically clustered in Fremantle, so you might decide based on atmosphere, cuisine type, and occasion rather than location.
Do I need to book ahead?+
We don't have current booking information. We recommend calling ahead, especially for dinner service or larger groups, to confirm availability and any special requirements.
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