Last updated: November 2026. We’ve added 8 more of Freo’s best brunch spots and checked every cafe on the list is still open.
Having lived on Rottnest Island for a new month, Fremantle became our second most visited area of Perth. Mainly because we get the ferry over to Fremantle to do our food shopping every two weeks. Known as Freo to locals, we have put together a list of the Best Brunch In Fremantle.
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Best Brunch In Fremantle
Whether is it breakfast or lunch the restaurants in Fremantle have some of the best food in Perth. In no particular order, we have selected our favorite places to visit for brunch in Fremantle.
Since we first wrote this guide, Freo’s brunch scene has only got better. Below our original five favourites you’ll find eight more spots we’d send any friend to: beachside brunch at Leighton, gluten-free heaven in South Fremantle and a cafe hidden in an 1800s warehouse.
Hush ☕
This beautiful rustic themed cafe is hidden away in Freo’s high street. We went for a coffee, which quickly turned into a whole afternoon of chilling and eating. The smell of their coffee was enough to lure us in but it was the French Toast that kept us hostage. Relax in their cute loft upstairs which overlooks the whole place.
Jungle Bird 🍹
Rum and Coffee- Freo’s brand new place to be, who doesn’t love Rum and coffee? Two of our favourite things in one place! This Caribbean-themed menu has been passed down through generations and it’s worth the visit! The interior is to die for and it’s the perfect spot to relax. We recommend going on Friday for happy hour which includes $2 Jerk Chicken wings!
This is one of our favourite places to visit and is one of the best brunch in Fremantle.
Duck Duck Bruce🍳 (now closed)
Update November 2026: Sadly, Duck Duck Bruce closed for good in July 2023 when its lease wasn’t renewed. We’ve kept our original review below for nostalgia. For a similar laid-back, veggie-friendly brunch, try Cos Baby or Moore & Moore further down this list.
This cute little gem is one of Freo’s finest places for brunch. From the food to the staff, everything about this place left us with a good feeling. Perfect for veggies too, it has a wide variety of brunch options. The whole menu has a fun tongue in cheek spin on their dishes which reflects on the wifi Password. We won’t ruin what it is, you will have to make a trip down here to find out your self! We recommend ‘Beans beans good for the heart’ or ‘Orange is the new stack’.
Little Creatures 🍺
Update November 2026: Little Creatures has had a $10m makeover. The new two-level venue looks straight over the Fishing Boat Harbour, has a family-friendly outdoor deck and pours Pale Ale direct from the brewery tanks. The original Great Hall is now called the Brewhouse, where you can still do tastings and tours.
Without a doubt, the best atmosphere in Fremantle is found here. Most famously known as Fremantle Brewery, this spot has something for everyone. When you arrive you are faced with two sides, the right side is the main brewery and the left is the restaurant and main bar area. If you fancy learning about this place they offer tours around the brewery, and you can also try a tasting platter of all the different types of beer. On the left side, you are able to enjoy an outside seating area which is family-friendly and a great place to grab some food in the sun.
Bread in Common 🍞
The thing we all have in common? We are brunch addicts because of this spot. With light and filling options this place can suit anyone’s taste. Focusing on the seasonal farm to table approach, it makes this menu really stand out. What initially caught our eye about this place was the outside seating area which is gorgeous. The whole place is so aesthetically pleasing you have to see it for yourself. We recommend the waffles, banana, meringue and white chocolate dish!!
More of the Best Brunch Spots in Fremantle (Updated 2026)
Little Lefroy’s – South Fremantle
Best for: gluten-free and dairy-free brunch, boozy brunch
Named after the lane it sits on, Little Lefroy’s was opened by husband-and-wife team Cat and Dave Exham after travelling the world, and you can taste it in the menu. The whole menu is built around being intolerance-friendly, so gluten-free, vegan and dairy-free friends get just as good a feed. Think brioche French toast with buttermilk fried chicken, pulled BBQ jackfruit wraps and banh mi pork rolls, with a mimosa or Bloody Mary if it’s that kind of morning. The bar is made from an old bridge and the lights from recycled wine bottles. It’s a five-minute walk from South Beach, so pair it with a morning swim.
📍 310 South Terrace, South Fremantle
Moore & Moore – West End
Best for: families, a courtyard brunch, veggies and vegans
Set in the heritage-listed Moores Building, an 1800s merchant’s warehouse that now shares space with a contemporary art gallery, Moore & Moore is one of Freo’s prettiest brunch spots. Grab a table in the leafy courtyard for an all-day brunch made with local, organic produce. The bacon is nitrate-free and the menu covers vegan, veggie and gluten-free. Parents will love the kids’ play area out the back, and dogs are welcome on the front deck. It’s a short wander from Bathers Beach and the Esplanade.
📍 46 Henry Street, Fremantle
Bib & Tucker – Leighton Beach
Best for: brunch with an ocean view, special occasions
If you want a view with your eggs, this is it. Bib & Tucker sits above the Fremantle Surf Life Saving Club on Leighton Beach and is part-owned by Olympic swimmer Eamon Sullivan. Get a table on the deck for a wide-open Indian Ocean view. The buttermilk banana pancakes and fried chicken roti are the brunch favourites, and there’s a bottomless brunch for big catch-ups. It’s consistently number one for brunch in Fremantle on Tripadvisor. Book ahead at weekends and check opening days, as it’s usually closed early in the week.
📍 18 Leighton Beach Boulevard, North Fremantle
Cos Baby – Pakenham Street
Best for: healthy brunch, coffee, dogs
Tucked just off the Cappuccino Strip, Cos Baby is a small cafe focused on wholesome, seasonal food that’s mostly made in house. The breakfast bruschetta with avocado, halloumi and house-made pesto is the signature, and vegans get properly labelled options (the vegan melting moments are a hit). Coffee is from Leftfield Coffee Roasters and is some of the best in town. Sit out in the flower-filled parklet with your dog. It’s a few doors from Bread in Common, so you could do both in one trip.
📍 50 Pakenham Street, Fremantle
Chalkys Espresso Bar – West End
Best for: eggs benny, a historic setting
Chalkys is in the old 1905 Municipal Tramways depot, right under the Round House, Fremantle’s oldest building. Arched colonial windows meet street art inside. The all-day menu is known for its eggs benedict, including a master-stock braised pork hock version with house-made hollandaise, plus vegan pancakes and tofu scramble. It’s a great stop before or after the Round House and Bathers Beach.
📍 Shop 4, 1 High Street, Fremantle
Ootong & Lincoln – South Fremantle
Best for: relaxed, good-value brunch
You’ll know you’re there when you see the giant colourful zebra mural by Anya Brock on the side wall. Inside this former antique store you’ll find vintage 50s diner chairs, draped light globes and a laid-back crowd of locals. Everything is home made, down to the jams and cakes, and the menu runs from Bircher muesli to big cooked breakfasts and burgers. It gets busy at weekends, so get there early.
📍 258 South Terrace, South Fremantle
Little Loaf Brunch Bar – South Fremantle
Best for: bakery brunch, sandwiches
From the team behind North Street Store, one of Perth’s best-loved bakeries, Little Loaf was takeaway-only for years and has now expanded with plenty of seats. Expect excellent fresh bread and pastries, big sandwiches and a creative all-day brunch menu: the reimagined eggs benedict with panko-crumbed soft-boiled eggs on grilled roti is the one to try. It’s a short walk from South Beach.
📍 2/390 South Terrace, South Fremantle
May Street Larder – East Fremantle
Best for: restaurant-level brunch, high tea
The younger sibling of Bib & Tucker, May Street Larder is a bright, breezy all-day cafe in East Fremantle, a short drive or bus from the centre. Brunches here are restaurant quality and it does a high tea too. It’s also known as the home of the Coco Whip. Worth the trip if you’re staying near the river.
📍 East Fremantle
FAQ’s
What is the best brunch spot in Fremantle? It depends what you’re after. Bread in Common is our all-round favourite. Bib & Tucker wins for views and Little Lefroy’s for dietary requirements.
Where can I get brunch with an ocean view in Fremantle? Bib & Tucker at Leighton Beach sits right above the surf club with views across the Indian Ocean. Book ahead at weekends.
Which Fremantle brunch spots are dog friendly? Cos Baby (in its parklet), Moore & Moore (front deck) and Little Lefroy’s all welcome dogs.
Where can I get gluten-free brunch in Fremantle? Little Lefroy’s builds its whole menu around intolerances. Moore & Moore and Cos Baby also have plenty of gluten-free and vegan options.
What time do Fremantle cafes open? Most open between 6:30am and 7am. Kitchens usually close around 2–3pm, so brunch is best before 1pm.
How do I get to Fremantle from Perth? The Fremantle train line from Perth Station takes about 30 minutes. The ferry from Rottnest also arrives at Fremantle.
Plan the Rest of Your Western Australia Trip
Heading over to Rottnest after brunch? Ferries leave from Fremantle’s B Shed, and our Rottnest Island 101 guide covers getting there, getting around and where to stay. Once you’re on the island, check out our Rottnest Island secret spots for the quieter bays most day-trippers miss.
Road tripping further afield? Don’t miss the Injidup Natural Spa in Australia’s South West, Little Beach at Two Peoples Bay, one of the most beautiful beaches in WA, and our round-up of the top Instagram locations in Western Australia.
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