Roll with it
Lo Presti & Son is a bit like an episode of Heartbeat on sedatives. It really is a time warp to simpler, slower times when we had “mom & pop” […]
Category Archives: Dining Guide
Tasty voyage
OKAY, let’s start with the restaurant’s name – Sailing for Oranges? It’s a bit rubbish, isn’t it? Sounds like the Man from Del Monte bought a canoe. I’m all for […]
Kindred spirits
IT only seems natural that the Chook should review Angry Chicken in Willagee. I mean, we both have poultry-inspired names and chickens in our logos. I wonder if their owner […]
Bagel king
“THEY do the best bagels in Perth,” my friend said. I thought he was talking about some hipster cafe in Leederville, where bearded men in flatcaps sipped caramel macchiatos and […]
Paddock to plate
WAS Long Paddock Burger Co a victim of its own success? After opening in Attadale a few months back, the general consensus was that the burgers were top notch […]
Good rating
IF you have a variable rate mortgage, Hulme Court could be your financial saviour. The Myaree shopping complex has a range of cut-price eateries that will appeal to your bank […]
Bowled over
• Head chef and staff at The Turban on Stock Road in Melville. It looms over Stock Road like some ancient monument to the Curry Gods – a time when […]
Feel peckish?
THE Little French Nest has popped up in Fremantle and this francophile is very happy. With an interstate guest staying and with so many excellent venues in Freo, it was […]
Bread winner
A BAKERY open from 3.30pm – 8.30pm? The Chook hasn’t just eaten a marijuana and poppy seed loaf, these are the actual trading hours of Everyday Bread in Willagee. Situated […]
Wray of hope
WRAY Avenue has some great cafes and delis, but the parking has always been a bit of a nightmare. It put me off going there, to be honest, until I […]
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