Top Restaurants in Melville
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Most Popular Pizza food in Melville, Western Australia, Australia
Find out what Pizza restaurants to try in Melville including Manuka Woodfire Kitchen, Propeller, Little Creatures, The Monk Brewery & Kitchen, Il Ciao Ristorante Pizzeria, Sandrino Cafe & Pizzeria, Blend Cafe and Pizza Bar, The Dough Room, The Mantle, Riley's Cafe and Pizza Bar
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10. Riley's Cafe and Pizza Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By stephendV1832WB
An enjoyable warm Perth evening spent with friends enjoying the family atmosphere at one of our favourite café restaurants - Riley's. Service is prompt and attentive, food is great and prices are great value! we started with a garlic infused pizza and then for mains my partner had the chicken tikka salad and I had Calamari - both excellent and generous servings. BYO drinks.
9. The Mantle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Wally139
Something very different, with several choices of places to eat within one building, avery informal way to dine but nevertheless very entertaining.
8. The Dough Room
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By MillyMoo03
Lots of different options are provided here to suit all different likes and dislikes. The dishes aren't too small so you can get a decent meal from about 1-2 for one person. Great food, service and location!
7. Blend Cafe and Pizza Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Australian57
What an absolutely wonderful local restaurant/ pizza place. I loved the very eclectic feel of the place with a fantastic mix of interesting decor items such as a wing of a plane ( yes!) on one wall. Very attentive and helpful waiter who knew what each dish contained. I shared the Friday night paella for two and it did not disappoint. The friends around me were suddenly quiet as they relished their pasta, pizza and steaks. I will be driving the 15 km from over to river to return to this great value place. Oh yes, even the coffee was spot on and their wine list was impressive especially for wines by the glass.
6. Sandrino Cafe & Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 652 reviews
A Fremantle icon for over 20 years, you cannot go past Sandrino for traditional Italian, Mediteranian and modern Australian cuisine. With the same owners for more than 15 years, the restaurant prides itself on traditional techniques and quality ingredient
Reviewed By Lizziebackcourse
I had a pizza with prosciutto, buffalo mozzarella, basil, etc. It was excellent. The amount of prosciutto on the pizza was lavish. I go there regularly and the pizzas are always great. My partner had an enormous dish of chilli mussels served with three generous slices of garlic bread - tasty and great value at $30. Nice Xanadu Chardonnay and good Madfish Cab Sav Merlot are available by the glass. Service was great.Hi Lizzie,Thanks so much for the excellent review. Its always great to see our woodfired pizzas get the appreciation that they deserve. And who doesnât love a generous serve of chilli mussels? All our wines, both local and imported, are available by the bottle or glass. And we have rotating chef specials to keep you interested each and every visit. Hope to see you again soon. Sandrino CaféFremantle
5. Il Ciao Ristorante Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Minegeo
We called in without a reservation one rainy evening and they were most obliging and quickly found a table for us. The pizzas turned up quickly and were excellent. The range of pizzas is good and the rest of the Italian-themed menu look equally appetizing. Judging from the size of the crowd in there on a mid-week night, this is the place to go for Pizza in and around Applecross.
4. The Monk Brewery & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 881 reviews
The Monk Brewery & Kitchen delivers Award-Winning, hand-crafted boutique craft beer and farmhouse cider brewed on site in our small batch brewery. You can even meet the brewers as they show you the inner-workings of the brew house! We also love to serve l
Reviewed By 29plymouth
We visited this restaurant mainly for the craft beers but the food was great also. Enjoyed the beef ribs and monk burger. Relaxed vibe and good service.Thank you very much! We truly value your feedback and hope to see you again soon!Regards,Janelle + The Monk Team
3. Little Creatures
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3020 reviews
We're pretty proud of our Fremantle brewery and we welcome visitors from far and wide every day. Grab a Pale Ale and a pizza and soak in the brewery chaos or wander out into the backyard to enjoy your beer and nosh in the sunshine. You could also head to
Reviewed By sanwilde
Wow! What a venue!The atmosphere, the staff, the food, the variety in drinks!And most of all, was super kid friendly! There was a face painter in the corner. We ordered nachos and fries. And tried all the different beers. Was fantastic!!Our first time here visiting from Sydney, the place was buzzing. We hope to visit next time we are in Perth!
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2. Propeller
Overall Ratings
4 based on 205 reviews
Propeller has been established in an old bus mechanics shed built on what used to be the botanical garden for the former North Fremantle Town Hall. An indoor/outdoor venue adjacent a small park, our aim is to become the "village square". A place where peo
Reviewed By Blond007c
Booked online for a Sunday lunch. We were sat inside on a cold day. But you can sit outside if you have a dog and they provide blankets. Friendly staff, meals are meant to share. Husband is coeliac and there were good options for us to share. Had a nice bottle of wine $55, the octopus main, which was outstanding $25. 4nd the lamb main, very tasty $35, generous serve for us both. And the side of mushrooms $18 and cauliflower $16. If you are a vegetarian there are great options. Not much to choose for dessert that is gf, except the ice cream. Total $149, good value for a high quality meal. Really enjoyed it.
1. Manuka Woodfire Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
Fully licensed restaurant serving local beer, wine, cider and coffee. Using our woodfire oven and the open flames to create simple and honest food, allowing the produce speak for itself. Sourcing only quality, seasonal produce while supporting WA growers
Reviewed By GeorginaWilson
Manuka Woodfire Kitchen is clearly doing very well, appearing fully booked at the second (7.30pm) dinner sitting on a Tuesday evening.The food was generally very good and our group of nine shared plates of many different dishes from prawns to salads and pizzas. My only complaint would have been a heavy hand on the salt in a couple of dishes and serving the aged fetta, honeycomb and macadamia dish mid-way through, rather than at the end, when it was clearly sweet and more of a dessert.Booking ahead is strongly recommended and service is quick and efficient.
