Tasty mash-up
A FISH and chip shop owned by Indians that does woodfired pizzas better than most Italian joints? Taaj Cafe in Palmyra is like one of those bizarre mash-ups where Kumbaya […]
Category Archives: Palmyra
Comfort food
IN times of need, the local Chinese is always there. It was one of those weeks when it felt like God had drunk a double vodka and the world was […]
Exotic treat
IT was a code brown in my house this week with the kids crook with gastro. A trip to a restaurant was out of the question, so I opted for […]
Local treat
IT’S been a historic few weeks for WA – we launched our first satellite, secured the Grand Final, and Mark McGowan bought a pair of “Team WA” briefs. I even […]
Honest cuisine
SUPPORTING Scotland’s national soccer team is a bit like sadomasochism – you learn to love the pain. In the early hours of Wednesday morning we were unceremoniously dumped out the […]
Old school
WHEN I was born in Glasgow in the 1970s, it was so unhealthy I got baptised in vegetable oil. Forty five years later, on the other side of the world, […]
Italian enclave
AL DENTE PASTA in Palmyra screams Italian with walls covered in national football posters, an apron featuring a map of Sicily, red-and-white checked tablecloths and red, green and white curtains. […]
We’ve Got You Cornered!
Come on over to Emily’s Corner – a gorgeous new store in Carrington Street Palmyra. A salute to the famous Australian corner shop of an earlier era, Emily’s Corner combines […]
It’s still deli good
CAFE 58, Palmyra by JENNY D’ANGER: WHEN I was a wee tacker at the kindy across the road, this funky cafe was the local deli. As I told my visiting […]
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