Come for breakfast sangas, hot beef hoagie with scamorza, roast lamb flatbread stuffed with fries and more.

If you like skinny or soy milk in your coffee, this purist cafe isn't the one for you.

This takeaway pizza joint, from the crew behind neighbouring Casa, serves blistery pies that are just as good after the drive home. Perfectly puffy pies, inventive toppings and biodynamic wines await.

Nab a seat in the sleekly designed bar, or out on the footpath, and tuck into left-field wines, snappy cocktails and small plates licked with smoke and char.

On the surface, Casa is an all-day neighbourhood bar and eatery. Under the bonnet, there's a serious commitment to wine, food and sound. Find it on Mount Hawthorn's bustling hospitality strip.

A cosy ski-lodge restaurant in the ‘burbs.

The music is supplied but the food and drinks are BYO.

Terrazzo tables and mood lighting create a romantic backdrop at this future-classic Italian spot. There’s an ever-changing food menu, and an impressive, mostly Italian wine list. Plus, some 50 digestifs to finish. Salute.

A fun and approachable restaurant serving spins on Middle Eastern classics from a well-established hospo duo. Plus, it’s pink.

This cafe-restaurant roasts its own coffee in-house and serves Italian-style dishes based on family recipes.

Everyone’s a local at this laneway pizza parlour.

Thousands of books and vinyl, in an unlikely location.