Classic Freo
A GROUP of flamingos is known as a flamboyance, so it seemed entirely appropriate to be surrounded by them in the latest offering from Freo’s most dazzling restaurateur, Freya Cheffers. […]
A GROUP of flamingos is known as a flamboyance, so it seemed entirely appropriate to be surrounded by them in the latest offering from Freo’s most dazzling restaurateur, Freya Cheffers. […]
THE old Chook jalopy might be on its last legs. It sounded like my mother-in-law after a night on the ciggies and Baileys Cream as I spluttered across Stirling Bridge […]
For years, Little Creatures was the only waterfront brewery in Fremantle and had a monopoly on the market. That was until Gage Roads came up with the ambitious plan to […]
I’VE been to so many kosher eateries over the past few months, I almost feel guilty about having a foreskin. I’ve visited Falafel Omisi in Yokine, The Kosher Providore in […]
AFTER a five-week holiday in my hometown of Glasgow, my liver was pitch black and my cholesterol pushing John Candy’s in the 1980s. On returning to Fremantle, I was ready […]
FOR months I have seen it glimmering on Essex Street. They have the setup, with their vibrant, tie-dyed signage, front deck seating with floral umbrellas and views of the cappuccino […]
AS I pushed open the entry door, my eyes widened. The ambiance at first was like a night club. People were practically shoulder to shoulder. There were neon lights, exotic […]
WHEN craving a moment for yourself, get away from the hustle bustle and venture down the port end of Henry Street in Fremantle, to DaRawNature Coffee Lounge. At the end […]
THE East End of Fremantle is still very “colourful”. After parking in Point Street carpark, where the Hilton Double Tree was going to be built, I was greeted by a […]
THE world’s largest rodent, the Capybara, is a traditional and very popular dish during Lent in Venezuela. For bizarre historical reasons, the Vatican declard the rodent a “fish” so it […]