Top Restaurants in Fremantle
Top 3 Fast Food food in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia
Reviews on Fast Food food in Fremantle, Western Australia, Australia. Fremantle (Freo), Perth’s maritime center, offers a pleasant change of pace from the nearby state capital. From the Victorian Fremantle Markets to the convict-built History Museum to the strikingly modern Maritime Museum, Fremantle is an elegant and energetic spot. Head south and enjoy patio dining on the Cappuccino Strip, famous for its great beaches and boisterous nightlife.
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1. Run Amuk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Reviewed By Smoball
Whenever I go near South Fremantle I try and include a trip to pick up a delicious gourmet hot dogThereâs the more basic offerings for the traditionist or fussy eater, ones for vegans and vegetarians and then some really flavour punched and stacked ones.The hot dogs are always very filling and I only grab a side if Iâm very hungry.They do dine in and takeaway and have gluten free buns for the celiacs.The decor is quirky with toy Cars mount d into the walls, old bus seats and drum stools as chairs. Also some laminated whereâs Wally for the young at heart mounted onto the tables to entertain while the food is being made
2. Kailis' Fish Market Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1498 reviews
Reviewed By phil19552018
We have been here several times and this time was a big letdown. We both wanted a prawn roll but they donât have them anymore. I had a supposedly seafood chowder but all I got was 3 small mussels and a little bit of fish and veggies. My wife had said rings and chips, well the ring were very skinny and tasteless. A big let down as we use to like going there.
3. Piscari Fish & Chips
Reviewed By marilynp124
After a day touristing in Fremantle, starting with a long Brunch, then a movie, then drinks on the Rooftop Bar we headed home at nearly 7pm feeling like a meal but not wanting to do the whole restaurant thing. We searched Trip Advisor for advice and, as always, came up with the perfect solution on the way home, Piscari, for Fish and Chips. This is not the usual suburban Fish n Chip shop! The premises, in a small shopping strip away from the maddening crowd of Fremantle, is large, light and airy with comfortable bench seats enough for 15 waiting people. There is no overpowering smell of oil and the place is sparkling clean. Behind the counter a smartly uniformed family of Mum, Dad and 3 teenage sons all working seamlessly and harmoniously to provide the freshest of food in the shortest of time. We chose a Seafood Basket: 2 fish, 2 prawns, 2 sea scallops, 4 squid and chips, plus we added in 2 potato scallops (after reading TA reviews of how good the handcut potato cakes were). The batter on the NZ Hoki fish was golden, light and crispy, the chips were golden and plentiful. The prawns were big, juicy and tender - not the precooked flat and dry variety served by many other shops. The squid and sea scallops were also freshly cooked and tender. Tw of us struggled to finish this lot.We enjoyed this takeaway so much we came back the next Sunday and ordered the same which we took down to a quiet spot near Fremantle beach and feasted well.Unfortunately our 4 weeks in Perth came to an end last week. If we weren't tourists from 'the east' we would definitely be making this our 'go to' for takeaway.
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