Things to Do in Fremantle, Perth: The Local Guide

Fremantle sits at the mouth of the Swan River in Perth, and its dining and drinking scene reflects the port city's mix of heritage character and coastal living. The suburb is well served across restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs, with a number of places to stay for visitors who want to base themselves here.

Why visit Fremantle

Fremantle brings together a broad spread of venues in a compact, walkable area. Whether you're after a sit-down meal, a coffee, a drink at a bar or pub, or somewhere to stay overnight, the suburb covers the main bases without you needing to travel far across Perth.

What Fremantle is best for

• A coastal meal out at one of Fremantle's restaurants
• Coffee or a casual bite at a local cafe
• Drinks at a bar or a relaxed pub session
• An overnight stay close to the action

Local favourites

A few of our highest-scoring spots in Fremantle:

• Emily Taylor Bar & Kitchen
• TheCray Seafood & Grill Restaurant Fremantle
• Tonic + Ginger
• Manuka Woodfire Kitchen
• The Wray Hotel
• Bib and Tucker

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Frequently asked questions

What kinds of venues can I find in Fremantle?

Fremantle has a good range, including restaurants, cafes, bars, pubs, coffee spots and accommodation options.

Are there places to stay in Fremantle?

Yes. Alongside its food and drink venues, Fremantle has accommodation options for visitors wanting to stay in the suburb.

Is Fremantle good for coffee?

Fremantle features a number of cafes and dedicated coffee spots, making it a practical choice if you're after a coffee.

Can I get seafood in Fremantle?

Fremantle has restaurants in the area, including options that focus on seafood. We'd suggest checking individual venue listings for current menus and details.