Things to Do in Subiaco, Perth: The Local Guide

Subiaco is an inner-western suburb of Perth known for its mix of dining and drinking spots within easy reach of the city. The local scene spans casual cafes, pubs and bars through to sit-down restaurants covering a range of cuisines, including Japanese, Nepalese, Brazilian and modern Australian options.

Why visit Subiaco

If you're after a night out or a relaxed daytime catch-up, Subiaco brings together restaurants, pubs, cafes and bars in one walkable pocket of Perth. The variety of venues means you can line up coffee in the morning, a meal across different cuisines, and a drink or dessert to finish.

What Subiaco is best for

• Dining out across a range of cuisines
• Pub and bar catch-ups
• Daytime coffee and cafe visits
• Dessert and after-dinner spots

Local favourites

A few of our highest-scoring spots in Subiaco:

• Bar Amelie
• Lapa Brazilian Barbecue Subiaco
• Intuition Wine and Kitchen
• Pitcher and Iron
• COMO The Treasury
• Woodpeckers Woodfired Restaurant And Cafe

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Frequently asked questions

What types of restaurants are in Subiaco?

Subiaco has a spread of cuisines, with venues including Japanese (Tomo Japanese Restaurant), Nepalese (Silauto Nepalese Restaurant), Brazilian barbecue (Lapa Brazilian Barbecue Subiaco) and woodfired dishes (Woodpeckers Woodfired Restaurant And Cafe), among others.

Are there good spots for a drink in Subiaco?

Yes. The suburb has a range of pubs and bars, including Fibber McGee's, McNally's Irish Pub Subiaco, Bar Amelie, Pitcher and Iron and Cherubino City Cellar.

Where can I get coffee in Subiaco?

Coffee and cafe options in the area include Obi Coffee and Community Coffee Co.

Is Subiaco close to Perth city?

Subiaco is an inner-western suburb of Perth, making it convenient to reach for both locals and visitors. For exact travel times, check current public transport or driving directions.