Over the moon
I’M just glad it wasn’t a first date. When Jenny D’Anger and I sat down for lunch in Moon and Mary’s courtyard, some ear-crushing power tools fired-up in the building […]
Category Archives: Dining Guide
Cool night out
IT was a dark and stormy night…” Many a third-rate novel has opened with that line, but on Wednesday evening the cliché was spot-on with Rottnest Express cancelling their service […]
Full palette
TUCKED into the sleek residential blocks of Leighton Beach is the bright and airy cafe Palette, a North Fremantle gem opposite the Surf Life Saving Club and seconds’ walk from […]
Epic Thai
YOU know a restaurant must be doing something right when it’s been around for 35 years. Thai Corner opened in Applecross in 1989, when Especially for You by Kylie Minogue […]
Stylish bakery
I WAS loitering outside an erotic massage parlour in West Leederville in broad daylight. Not the best look for a middle-aged man on a Tuesday morning at 11:30am. But there […]
Wray of light
THE last time I was in The Beaconsfield Hotel – some four years ago – it was moribund and reminded me of the 1970s British sitcom Rising Damp. I could […]
Don’t make me angry
The sign for Angry Chicken is a gaudy affair. The rising flames and silly font scream tacky fast food, which is a shame, as this Willagee eatery is far more […]
FEATURE: Montreal Local
A PAID PROMOTIONAL FEATURE Would you like your business featured with an article? Email matt.eeles@fremantleherald.com to find out how If you’re looking for a place that’s more than just a […]
Game on!
ON a glorious winter’s day, the redeveloped East Fremantle Community Park was bathed in sunshine and looked spectacular. It’s got something for everyone – playgrounds, cafe, dog park, bowling greens, […]
Lunch twist
COME Friday it’s full to the brim with Catholics. I’m not talking about the confession booth at St Patrick’s Basilica, but Seafresh Myaree. The large suburban store has an amazing […]