The Leederville Precinct

The Leederville Precinct brings several hospitality and entertainment spaces together at 742 Newcastle Street in Leederville, Perth. Rather than being a single dining room, it is a small collection of venues with different personalities: the long-standing Leederville Hotel, The Garden, the Servo restaurant and yard bar, and The Red Room, a late-night space for dance and culture.

The Leederville Hotel is the precinct’s historic anchor. Built in 1897, it has been part of the local community for generations and was once a familiar stop for football crowds visiting nearby Leederville Oval. Today, it retains the feel of a classic pub, while the broader precinct gives visitors more ways to spend an afternoon or evening. The Garden offers shaded outdoor dining beneath the gum trees, while Servo focuses on Medi-Eastern fusion and serves lunch and dinner seven days a week, with weekend breakfasts also available.

There is a useful range of food across the precinct. The site’s progressive Dine & Dash experience has featured Australian and international cheeses with accompaniments and house-made sourdough crackers, followed by a choice of wood-fired pizzas or pasta at The Garden, and gelato or sorbet at Gelato Messina. These offerings are event-specific rather than a complete precinct menu, but they give a sense of the varied dining experiences associated with the venue. The precinct also regularly promotes food, wine and entertainment events, including brunches, tastings, comedy, salsa and trivia.

For groups, the precinct offers spaces across multiple venues and levels, including an open-air piazza and laneway. Its functions offering is aimed at special occasions, private celebrations and corporate gatherings, with the different spaces allowing hosts to choose between pub dining, garden-style outdoor seating and a more energetic late-night setting. It suits groups looking to move between food, drinks and entertainment, while solo diners and smaller parties can choose the venue that best matches the mood they want. With its mix of historic pub character, outdoor dining and late-night programming, The Leederville Precinct is best approached as a neighbourhood hospitality hub rather than a single restaurant.