Bella's On Caversham

There's something about Bella's On Caversham that's got me hooked. Located on Woodward Ave in Caversham—just a 20-minute drive from the heart of Perth—this place is a gem. I found it by accident one day and have been a regular ever since. If you're an early bird, you're in luck. Bella's opens its doors at the crack of dawn, 4:30 am to be exact. Perfect for catching some quiet time before the world wakes up.

Bella's On Caversham is wheelchair-friendly, from parking to seating. That's worth mentioning because it makes the place welcome to everyone. The shop has the kind of warm and inviting air you want from a cafe. It's got indoor and outdoor seating, so you can choose your spot based on the weather or your mood. I often see folks with their dogs chilling in the outdoor area, which is dope. Dogs are more than welcome here, and they make the spot feel even more like home.

One of my favourite things is that they serve brunch. I mean, who doesn't love brunch? It's the best of both worlds. You've got your eggs, your pastries, and your coffee all in one go. Speaking of coffee, their brews are pretty solid. The variety isn't endless, but it's good enough to keep you coming back. I've seen some kids with juice boxes and giggles, clearly having a good time. It's a family-friendly place.

Being in Caversham, it's close to the Swan Valley wine region. So you can always make a day of it by hitting up some vineyards after a morning coffee at Bella's. There are loads of local gems here, like breweries and chocolate factories. The whole area gives off a laid-back, countryside vibe that supports a slow, easy-going day.

Back to Bella's—I've noticed a steady stream of regulars here. Weekdays can get busy around lunch, but it never feels too crowded. The place just hums with life. People are working on laptops, lost in screens but often pausing for bites of breakfast wraps or sips of their flat whites. It has a knack for feeling both bustling and chilled out.

While there once, I had a random chat with another visitor who said the scones are their go-to order. On my next visit, I took their advice. Let me tell you, those scones are a delight—soft, buttery, and perfect with a dollop of jam and cream. It's one of those little things that makes a stop here worthwhile.

If you're swinging by on a weekend, keep in mind it's closed on Sundays. I made that mistake once but ended up finding a neat little park nearby. There I sat with a coffee from another spot, and it worked out. But Bella's is the kind of place where, if they're closed, you'll wait until they're open rather than go elsewhere.

The community vibe is strong around here. In Caversham, you're not far from the grand Caversham Wildlife Park, another gem in the area. Families often enjoy the park first, then pop by Bella's after walking around, spotting kangaroos and koalas. It's super convenient if you're planning a day out with some animal fun for the kids.

A good coffee shop offers up more than just a caffeine fix. It's about the people, the small chats, and the unspoken promise of the day ahead. Bella's On Caversham gets that. There's no fancy website to browse, but you don't need one when word of mouth works just fine. Most folks around here know about Bella's, and those who don't are the ones still waiting to discover a little corner of contentment.

From takeaway to dine-in, Bella's caters to your needs. Grab a quick breakfast, or sit a while, watch the world go by over a second cup of coffee. At an average rating of 4.4 from 77 reviews, it's evident that others share my sentiment.

Bella's isn't trying to be anything it's not, which is rare and refreshing in today's world. Just a straightforward, no-fuss coffee spot that gets the basics right. Welcoming owners and friendly staff make the experience complete. If you haven't checked it out yet, take a morning trip to Caversham. It might just become your next go-to spot too.