300 Acres Restaurant & Bar at Wembley Golf Course is one of those spots that immediately feels like a mini escape from the city. Set amongst rolling fairways and lush gardens, it’s a brilliant choice for relaxed family catch ups, birthday lunches or a post-golf feed where the kids are just as welcome as the grown-ups.
Perched above the Wembley Golf Course, the restaurant overlooks 300 acres of immaculately kept greens, water features and landscaped gardens. One of the big drawcards for families is the fantastic golf-themed playground directly across from the venue. From many of the tables you get a clear view over the play space, so kids can burn off energy while adults linger over another coffee or drink.
There’s also a mini-golf course and the driving range close by, so you can easily turn a meal into a half-day outing with older kids and teens.
Inside, 300 Acres is spacious and modern, with a mix of standard tables, booth seating and large group tables that work really well for extended family get-togethers. There’s full table service in the restaurant, which keeps things easy when you’ve got little ones in tow.
On warm days the balcony and alfresco areas are especially lovely, with comfy lounge-style seating that makes long, lazy lunches almost compulsory. These outdoor spaces look straight over the course and the Playground, so you never quite lose sight of the kids even when they’ve wandered off for another play.
The menu focuses on seasonal dishes and pub-style favourites done well, with generous portions that represent good value. Think crowd-pleasing options like burgers, fish, pasta, salads and shared plates, along with kids’ meals that come in impressively large serves.
Service is relaxed and friendly, with a mix of golfers straight off the course and families dressed for a casual day out. It’s very much a “come as you are” atmosphere – you’ll see people in golf gear alongside more dressed-up diners celebrating birthdays or special occasions. The general vibe is easy-going and tolerant of the usual kid noise and excitement, which takes the pressure off parents trying to keep little ones perfectly quiet.
For larger groups and celebrations, 300 Acres offers a few different options. Bookings of up to 19 guests can be made directly in the restaurant for standard dining. Groups of 20 or more move to a set menu, which streamlines things for big family events. If you’re planning something more social like an end-of-year catch up, milestone birthday or sports wind-up, their Casual Deck on the balcony is a great option for 25 to 60 guests. This area has a more relaxed feel than the main restaurant, with no venue hire fee – instead, there’s a minimum spend that goes towards pre-ordered shared platters. It’s ideal if you want the kids drifting between food, the deck, and the nearby Playground while adults mingle.
Bookings open daily from 11am, and it’s worth reserving in advance, particularly on weekends and during school holidays when the combination of Playground, mini-golf and driving range makes the venue very popular with families. You can book by phone, email or via their website, and staff can talk you through options if you’re planning a bigger gathering.
Surrounded by beautiful grounds, packed with kid appeal thanks to the Playground and mini-golf, and backed up by solid, family-friendly food and service, 300 Acres Restaurant & Bar is an easy choice if you’re looking for somewhere that genuinely works for all ages. Whether you’re stopping in for breakfast on the weekend, a midweek lunch, or a sunset dinner while the kids squeeze in one last play, it’s the kind of place you’ll find yourself coming back to.
300 Acres Restaurant & Bar
Address: Wembley Golf Course, 200 The Boulevard, Wembley Downs WA 6019
Opening hours: Mon–Tue 10:00am – 6:00pm; Wed–Fri 10:00am – Late; Sat–Sun 8:00am – Late
Website: 300 Acres Restaurant & Bar
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Jennie McNichol is on a mission to prove there is always something fun to do in Perth. After 11 years in London working in the television industry for the BBC, Jennie moved to Perth in 2010 and founded Buggybuddys to silence the “nothing to do” crowd. Fifteen years later, it is the city’s number one guide for families, packed with daily inspiration and a huge focus on free local activities.
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