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40 of Perth's best brekky spots
Plus another hike + pint trail to tackle!
Troy Mutton
August 29, 2024
Welcome to the weekly wrap
We’ll keep it short and sweet this week and say: Happy Father's Day to all the legendary dads for Sunday! And for those who may find the day challenging, whether you’re missing them, honouring their memory, or navigating the day without them, we’re thinking of you today as well.
EXPLORE
We’re always looking for ways to jazz up our nature explorations, and whenever we can tag a pint at an historic Perth pub on the end of a lovely walk, well let’s just say we’re coming back on the reg.
THE LATEST FROM PERTH IS OK!
 | EAT & DRINKWe spend almost every day talking about our favourite places for eating and drinking across Perth – but what about the people who are hard at work behind the scenes, on the bar and in the kitchen? |
 | SPONSOREDCatch West Ham United taking on Paris Saint-Germain tonight or the huge doubleheader on Sunday at HBF Park, with the semi-finals winners taking on each other and the other two teams playing beforehand. |
 | EAT & DRINKIt’s the most important meal of the day, so let’s start as we mean to go on: deliciously. Here are a mere 40 of our favourite breakfast spots in Perth. |
 | SPONSOREDAlongside new direct flights to Bangkok and Phuket, Jetstar have launched up to six weekly flights from Perth to Singapore direct, cruising on Jetstar’s new quieter, more fuel efficient Airbus A321neo LRs. |
 | LOCAL DOERSWe’re partnering up with Town Team Movement to shine a light on some of the people who help make our communities so unique, and just a few of the excellent initiatives they’re working on. |
WHAT’S ON
Sunday’s the day for cheersing to the dads and father figures in our lives, but there’s plenty on before then too, including the Perth International Football Cup, Romeo & Juliet, some surfing legends are in town and loads more.
 | CCAPTUREDDThrowback ThursdayRemember when Bold Park used to have a drive-in cinema? This is the Skyline Drive-in in 1956, complete with a kids’ playground up the front! Image Credit: State Library of Western Australia |