The best French restaurants around Perth

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Dine like the French at some of the most authentic French restaurants in Perth. Whether you might be looking to try your first snail over a buttery chardonnay or simply wanting one of the finest dining experiences out, we have the places for you. The French cuisine in Perth? J’adore!

Madeleine on Beaufort

This French café is as charming as they come. Alongside a cabinet of baked treats and sandwiches, indulge in a French-style breakfast – croque monsieurs, eggs benedict and pain perdu all make an appearance, and are best enjoyed in the sun-filled dining room or cute blue courtyard. You can now also visit Madeleine after dark, with a brand new bistro-style dinner menu on offer!

Perth's best French restaurants, Madeleine on Beaufort

487 Beaufort Street, Highgate


La Bastide

Only a few weeks after opening, La Bastide has become the talk of the neighbourhood – not just for their classic bistro plates (steak tartare, frites, oysters, duck), or for the delightful continental breakfast on the leafy terrace (pastries courtesy of Miller + Baker, bien sûr), but for the warmth and passion that owners Michelle and Rob imbue into their dining room.

La Bastide Shenton Park

225 Onslow Road, Shenton Park


Angel’s House

This gorgeous French restaurant is part of an 1880 heritage building in Fremantle with outdoor seating and a wine bar. Angel’s House was created by two French brothers, Anthony and Jeremy, who both hail from the south of France. Gorge yourself on their crowd-pleaser dish, the boeuf bourguignon, with braised beef and red wine sauce. And don’t leave before you have a chance to try their riz au lait – a silky treat of creamy rice and salted-butter caramel.

Angels House Fremantle

24 Essex Street, Fremantle


Chez Pierre

Tucked into Nedlands is the restaurant Chez Pierre, which specialises in French provincial cuisine. Pierre himself studied cookery at the culinary institute Le Cordon Bleu in France, so make sure to indulge in the dégustation menu, where each course pairs with the perfect wine. Get your mouth watering over dishes like the carré d’agneau rôti: marinated lamb with white bean and rosemary mousseline.

131 Stirling Highway, Nedlands


French Accent

It’s all about presentation at French Accent! Here, traditional cuisine is infused with a youthful and interactive approach toward the French dining experience. While their menu appears simple with dishes like pea and ham soup and duck confit, you will be amazed by what arrives at your table. Beautiful food, fantastic service: you won’t go amiss here.

French Accent Restaurant

642 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley


Bistro Guillaume

Ooh la la. If there’s a place to feel like a celebrity in Perth, it has got to be dining on French-inspired cuisine over the blue waters of Perth Crown Metropol’s pool. This luxury centre is the perfect place to spoil yourself with the French dining experience. Try out their Parisian gnocchi with mushrooms and macadamia cream and let your senses go to heaven. What’s more? Bistro Guillaume offers free top-ups on the bread and butter.

Crown Perth, Great Eastern Highway, Burswood


Le Rebelle

Old time New York meets the backstreets of Paris. This European restaurant, while not strictly French, deserves the recognition. Le Rebelle’s crab toast and duck liver parfait with truffle butter are classiques not to be missed between you and your friends. Experience this phenomenal restaurant and then finish off with a vanilla bean crème caramel dessert.

676 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley


Vincent Wine

While Vincent may not bill itself strictly as a French restaurant, when it comes to vibes – well, you’re practically in a charming Parisian courtyard. Their ample wine list leans heavily to the French, and the constantly rotating menu scribbled on the tiles will have you saying “Ooh la la!”: think pâté en croûte, salade niçoise, duck confit or coq au vin.

465 William Street, Perth

Header Image: Madeleine on Beaufort

Words by Ashley Valli and Sally Hall.

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