Roleystone and surrounds have so many kid-friendly cafes, restaurants, cideries, and brilliant bakeries! From cafes with kids’ toy corners to restaurants with outdoor playgrounds, this part of Perth Hills Armadale is so family friendly. Find out more in our big guide to dining with kids in Roleystone.
Naked Apple, Karragullen
Naked Apple Cider House, is found in between Pickering Brook and Roleystone. For kids, there’s a fun playground, part shaded by mature trees, in the bushy setting. There’s also colouring in and activities to keep little hands busy at the dining table. It’s always best to phone ahead, as Naked Apple often gets fully booked on weekends. Their grounds are a lovely place to explore. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Avocados, Kelmscott
Avocados Bar and Grill, surrounded by leafy avocado trees, is great for lunch or brunch. Not only does Avocados serve up tasty food with a choice of indoor and alfresco seating, but it sits right alongside the lily-covered Canning River. Children will be entertained by the fenced playground, plus there’s a kid’s menu. You can even stay in their self-contained chalets. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Honey’s Bakehouse, Roleystone
From sugary jam doughnuts to classic cream buns, compliment your self-guided tour of the Perth Hills with an indulgent treat from Honey’s Bakehouse. While you’re there, be sure to pick up a fresh baked artisan loaves for home or grab a coffee to dine in or take away. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Orchard Espresso, Roleystone
Found right next to Honey’s Bakehouse in the Roleystone Shopping complex, this yummy cafe serves up fresh, delicious meals, sweet treats and great coffee. There’s plenty of seating in and out and it is child-friendly too. We haven’t visited for a while, but last time they had a small kid’s toy corner. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Seven Sins, Roleystone
The incredibly popular 7 Sins eatery is perfect for a special family meal. Perched on the edge of the scarp, literally on a giant boulder, the restaurant has million-dollar views over the bushland. Plus, the German-Aussie food, by Chef Seb Sindermann is absolutely delicious. There’s a kid’s menu, and the adults may love to try their signature dishes – creamy seafood linguine or a huge crispy pork knuckle. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Coffee at the Shed at Raeburn Orchard
This cute spot, in the Raeburn Orchard’s packing shed is great for a cup of coffee and a slice of cake. Coffee at the Shed has all sorts of freshly made goodies in their cabinet, including plenty of savory options for lunch. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Blue Sky Bread, Roleystone
The quaint Brackenridge Village is home to Blue Sky Bread which are a local institution for their gourmet sourdough and other fresh baked loaves. They also make a great coffee, and have a range of sweet pastries too, so you can relax in their outside dining area, with something yummy. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Brook 508, Roleystone
Found on Brookton Highway, Brook 508 is a great spot to stop after a bushwalk. Their kids’ corner includes lots of toys and books to keep little ones busy and entertained. Brook 508 caters to all tastes and dietary requirements. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Organic Circle Café, Armadale
If you’re a kid of the 1980s, like me, no doubt you have fond memories panning for gold nuggets at the Pioneer World open-air history Museum. Remember! The attraction been closed for decades, but you can still have a wander down memory lane at Pioneer Village, home to the Organic Circle café. The menu has healthy options and caters particularly well to those with vegan diets, plus the eclectic dining room includes a few baskets of books and toys to keep little hands busy. See the Buggybuddys review here.
Why not grab a takeaway from a bakery or café and enjoy a picnic at these spots:
- Araluen Botanic Park
- Churchman’s Brook
- Raeburn Orchards
Whether you’re looking for a quick take away treat, a yummy pre-bushwalk brunch or a more substantial lunch with your family – there are plenty of options for kid-friendly dining in Roleystone and Perth Hills Armadale.
Find things to do with kids in the Roleystone and Perth Hills Armadale region here.
Get more information on the Roleystone and the Perth Hills Armadale region on the Experience Perth Hills website.
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Amanda Carlin has her own food and travel blog. Established in 2013, “The Chef, His Wife and Their Perth-fect Life” has enjoyed an exciting name change in 2021, as “The Chef’s Ex-wife” embarks on new adventures with Simply PERTHfect. Amanda loves getting out and about in Perth and WA, as well as brunching, tapas or something a little fancy in equal measures. With her son “Little Chef” in tow, Amanda always has plenty of family friendly eating options to recommend too! Be sure to check out Simply PERTHfect.
