Looking for the Best Breakfast in Perth’s South for families? You’ve come to the right place! These cafes have fun play corners, and outside playgrounds to keep little ones busy so that you can enjoy an eggs benny. You’re spoilt for choice with this tasty list of spots to brunch in Perth south with kits in tow;
Laika Coffee, Lathlain
This hip little spot for families, Laika Coffee, is one of my personal favourites for breakfast in Perth’s south. There’s great coffee, a delicious brunch menu (for kids too), a basketball half-court and grassed area, with plenty of seating and room for strollers. Baby change facilities are also available. A thirty-second walk in either direction of Laika will take you to shady Rayment Park and Mineral Resources Park. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Find Laika Coffee at 11 Lathlain Place, Lathlain.
The Little Banksia, Kensington
The whole family will love a lazy breakfast at The Little Banksia, found in a cute cottage. The play corner is brimming with toys, puzzles, cars and barbie dolls is sure to occupy children, while you enjoy a delicious and totally Instagram-worthy brunch! See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Find The Little Banksia at 78 Banksia Terrace, Kensington, Perth.
Moore & Moore, Fremantle
Moore & Moore Café is in a fab location, just a stone’s throw from Esplanade Park, and the Cappuccino strip. The rustic warehouse is very Freo and the food is excellent. For the kiddies there’s not one but two areas in the back courtyard where they can play. There’s an Astroturfed kid’s corner for toddlers that’s full of toys. A shady nature play area with sandpit, balancing logs, trucks and boat, as well as some brilliant climbing ladders and ropes is great for older kids. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Find Moore & Moore Café at 46 Henry St, Fremantle
8 Yolks, Success & Belmont
8 Yolks Café has not one, but two egg-selent brunch spots in Perth’s south. The bright and sunny Success café has a fun colour scheme, incorporating a favourite brunch component – runny egg. While the Belmont venue is next to the library and a short stroll from the volcano Playground. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Tree of Life, Mandurah
The Tree of Life Cafe is a lovely little spot for brunch and has to have one of the Best Breakfasts in the Mandurah area. There is a kids play area complete with a gorgeous cubby house and chalkboard. The play area is separated by glass doors, so you can enjoy a coffee and watch the kids from inside, without the noise! Get more info in our blog.
Find Tree of Life Cafe at 31 Sholl St, Mandurah.
The Roastery, Canning Vale
The Roastery is found at Essence of Coffee, a local coffee roaster. The large, open warehouse-style café is popular with families. The kid’s café play corner makes will keep budding baristas busy. The Roastery has an all-day brunch/lunch menu and a laid-back feel, with plenty of space for strollers. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Find The Roastery at Shop 10, 395 Warton Rd (cnr. Amherst Rd), Canning Vale.
Zephyr Cafe. East Fremantle
If you love a coffee by a great playground or a family brunch with a water view, Zephyr Café is worth a visit. Found on the banks of the Swan River, there are plenty of tables inside and out. You might even spot a pelican or two! Breakfast is served until 11.30am and there’s colouring for kids. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Find Zephyr Cafe at 61 Riverside Rd, East Fremantle.
Best Breakfast in Perth Hills and Perth’s East for Families
Café Mojo, Mundaring
The leafy garden area at Cafe Mojo has a corner set up for children to play. This includes a sand play area with a little kitchen and some cooking equipment, stepping and balancing logs and a hidden fairy garden. The home style food is very tasty and there are many super healthy and GF/Vego options too. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Find Cafe Mojo at 16 Craig St, Mundaring, Perth.
Avocados, Kelmscott
Love a smashed Avo? Avocados serves this up, and more, for breakfast by the Canning River. Near the outdoor seating area, there’s a fun fenced and gated playground for children with a sandpit. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Find Avocados at 2 Mount Street, Kelmscott.
Robot Bun, Midland
Little kids will love seeing hundreds of robots big and small at The Robot Bun Factory! A little birdy tells me they even now have a robot waiter. This quirky spot is a must visit. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Find The Robot Bun Factory Cafe at shop 6/306 Great Eastern Hwy, Midland.
Embers, Gooseberry Hill
Embers in Gooseberry Hill has been a Perth Hills stalwart for well over a decade. The cosy restaurant is particularly well known for its delicious gourmet wood-fired pizzas. But they also serve up a brilliant brunch. We sat in the closed-in (dog friendly) veranda area, with rustic stone tables. For kids, there’s a menu (the pancakes ae yummy!) and coloring packs too.
Find Embers at 169 Railway Road, Gooseberry Hill. See more in the Buggybuddys review.
Have we missed your best breakfast in Perth south for families? Let us know in the comments below!
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