Briony Whitton

Say hello to the colourful glass teapots filled with fruity cocktails, neon light installations and massive indoor tree you'll see on every party-goers Instagram this weekend and beyond as a youth-focused venue transforms the former Flour Factory space.

Relaxed vibes and stellar toasties make this West Perth hole-in-the-wall something special.

Since opening in April, the breathtaking rooftop venue already has a devoted crowd of regulars.

With lo-fi wines, small bites, DJs and local wines, this bar is the backdrop for an effortlessly cool, distinctly Fremantle afternoon.

Wagyu bresaola, natural wines and the “Freo doctor” make for a charming combination as the team from No Mafia heads south of the river.

Sharp food complements the riotous cocktail menu at the new Subiaco venue that’s sole goal is to leave diners “full and happy”.

Come for the retro, kitsch-inspired food and cocktail menu, stay for the drag night.

With more than 500 events – ranging from circus, comedy, cabaret and even conspiracy theories argued over Powerpoint – it’s hard to choose which Fringe World gigs to check out. This is our hit list.

Shop second-hand homewares and vintage clothes, score handmade goods for your hard-to-buy-for friends, and get in the Christmas spirit with markets and festival offerings.

Its owners have a clear mission – to showcase WA’s strong coffee roasting scene and bring better coffee into people’s homes. You’ll also find delicate desserts and Taiwanese-inspired snacks.

A new-wave sandwich bar remixing conti rolls and the Sausage McMuffin, a coffee roastery in a colourful, breezy warehouse and a tiny, takeaway shop dedicated to Portuguese tarts.

A tiny, takeaway only spot on William Street is baking just one thing – pasteis de nata. The only choice you have to make: traditional with a hint of cinnamon, or one with salted dark chocolate.