Little Creatures Elizabeth Quay

Little Creatures Elizabeth Quay brings the Little Creatures name into Perth CBD through a partnership between Three Pound Group and Little Creatures. The venue describes itself as a city home for the brand, combining the hospitality associated with its Fremantle location with fresh beer, substantial food and a relaxed approach to going out. It is positioned in the heart of Perth, making it a practical option for meeting friends or sharing a meal in the city.

The menu is built for flexibility, with grazing dishes, pizzas, salads, burgers, grill options and larger plates intended for sharing. Standouts include South Australian chilli mussels with stone-baked garlic bread, grilled WA octopus with saffron potato and chickpeas, and the BBQ Stirling Ranges beef brisket, which is recommended for groups of four or more. The pizza list ranges from Margherita and mushroom to pepperoni, garlic prawn and BBQ meat lovers. There are also grazing boards featuring local cured meats or West Australian cheese, plus more casual choices such as the crispy chicken burger, WA rock lobster roll and steak sanga.

For a lighter or meat-free meal, the menu includes a poke bowl, roasted pumpkin with pearl couscous, a beetroot burger and several vegetable-led shared plates. Families are catered for with a children’s menu for those aged 12 and under, including crumbed chicken nuggets or fish with chips, a juice box and a chocolate almond brownie. Desserts include pistachio tiramisu, sticky date pudding and assorted sorbet. The venue notes that its kitchen handles a range of allergens, so guests with dietary requirements should check directly before ordering.

The website also presents Little Creatures Elizabeth Quay as a place for live music and events, although it does not provide a detailed programme. Its connection to Three Pound Group places it alongside other WA venues including The Reveley in Elizabeth Quay and The Stables in Perth CBD, while the Little Creatures partnership links the venue to the brewery’s Fremantle roots. With shareable food, group-sized mains and a dedicated kids’ offering, it is best suited to catch-ups, larger groups and family meals, while the broader menu also allows for a more straightforward individual lunch or dinner.