The Prophet

The banquet caters well to vegetarians and has to be one of the best value in Perth

I start dribbling when I even think about the banquet at The Prophet. Bring a gang and don't eat for a week beforehand. The salad has fried bread, the bread has some sort of addictive drug in, the dips are to die for and the felafel are eye-opening. It's yawnfully boring inside, parking is a hassle and the toilets are dodgy, but it is so very very worth it. Book well in advance or order takeaway.

Address: 907a Albany Hwy, Vic Park

Cuisine: Lebanese

Price range: $$

Must try: felafel

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Jane Brook Winery

The 'from the valley' platter

The menu has expanded ever so slightly since I visited a few years back, but if choice isn't your thing, then this is the place to go. But it doesn't actually matter what you choose, this is fabulous, fresh share platters with as much as possibly sources locally. Great to graze on as you share a bottle of wine. Kids are also welcome with their very own 'kiddies basket'.

Address: 229 Toodyay Rd, Middle Swan

Cuisine: Winery

Price range: $$

Must try: share platters

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Little Caesars Pizzeria

These guys can make amazing creations with ingredients that shouldn't belong on a pizza.

With stores in Mundaring, Leederville and Hillarys, Little Caesars have you covered. These pizzas have imagination, creativity, super fresh ingredients, awesome names and a swag of awards. 
Dine in or takeaway (but not too far: you want to eat them hot).

Address: 127 Oxford St, Leederville

Cuisine: Pizza

Price range: $

Must try: dessert pizzas

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Mrs S

It's a cheerful and friendly cafe, accessible to all and they don't seem to mind children. Great for morning or afternoon tea or a casual lunch.

Address: 178 Whatley Cres, Maylands

Cuisine: Cafe, Breakfast

Price range: $

Must try: savoury muffins

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Nobu

The Nobu fish and chips is like no fish and chips you have ever eaten

The Nobu degustation menu is well and truly special occasion territory, and it is worth the hefty price tag, but it is possible to dine here without a reservation (sit at the bar) and without the second mortgage.

Address: Crown Casino, Burswood

Cuisine: Japanese, Fine Dining

Price range: $$$$

Must try: Nobu fish and chips

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Paris Cafe

A haven for writers, this tiny little cafe is in the heart of Guildford's antiques shopping district. The menu (and the shop) is small, but everything is home made and genuine.

Address: Shop 7, Ethel Street Courtyard, Guildford

Cuisine: Cafe

Price range: $

Must try: homemade quiche

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Ramon's at Willow Pond

Kids can feed the koi at Willow Pond

Ramon's isn't quite what you might expect: it caters for groups and weddings, it is in the middle of an industrial area yet it has an exotic Japanese styled garden, it does high tea and pasta and practically everything in between. What is it exactly?

Address: 459 Nicholson Rd, Canningvale

Cuisine: Modern Australian

Price range: $$$

Must try: seafood lemon pasta

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Canning River Cafe

Mushies and feta on toast

It produces simple and uncomplicated food in a quintessential Aussie setting, on the banks of the Canning River. Perfect for morning tea or a late lunch.

Address: Corner Kent St and Queens Park Rd, Wilson

Cuisine: Cafe, breakfast

Price range: $

Must try: cherry juice

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