Me Me Joans

I swing by different coffee shops in Perth quite a bit, and Me Me Joans in East Fremantle is one I've grown fond of. It's tucked away on Canning Highway, but once you're there, it feels like its own little world. The place looks simple at first glance, but there's a lot of heart here. The vibe is casual and relaxed, letting you unwind while you sip your coffee.

The coffee at Me Me Joans is strong enough to wake you up but smooth like you want it to be. There's a lot of care in how they brew. Each cup feels like it's made just for you. I lean into their flat white, and it's consistently good. They do takeaway if you're rushing, which I occasionally am, but I prefer sticking around.

Their open hours are solid, perfect for early birds. They're open from six in the morning on weekdays and Saturdays, but not on Sundays. This is a morning retreat before heading to work or just a place to relax if you've got time. Drop in early for their fresh pastries. They've got some good ones that pair well with a long black.

Me Me Joans also stands out because of their options for anyone with accessibility needs. It's a breeze if you need a wheelchair-accessible car park or entrance. This small detail is huge for a lot of us.

Their dog-friendly policy is cool too. You can see folks sipping their morning brew with their dogs lying nearby. It makes the place feel like part of a neighborhood instead of just another café.

If you're not up for sticking around, no worries. They offer delivery which can come in handy. But hanging out there has its perks. You get to enjoy snippets of conversation with the staff and fellow coffee lovers. The folks working here are friendly without being fake, which only adds to the laid-back feel.

East Fremantle itself is quite the charming spot. Nearby, you can stroll down to the Swan River. It's only a short walk from Joans! There are few things as calming as watching the water ripple away in the morning sun.

Not far off, Plympton Ward has some beautiful old houses if you're into history and architecture. The George Street Precinct is close too, with its boutique shops and eateries. Popping by the surrounding area can turn a simple coffee run into a more leisurely outing.

The immediate area also has parks that are worth checking out. You can stroll through Locke Park if you crave a bit of nature. Or visit John Tonkin Reserve—it's a good place to relax with family or just on your own.

The average rating for Me Me Joans is high, resting at 4.8. This spot definitely earns those stars. It's easy to spend a few mornings here during the week. Even with Perth being home to so many great coffee shops, Me Me Joans manages to stand out.

On a final note, if you're planning a visit, remember they wrap up by 12:30 pm on weekdays. So if you roll in late, you might miss the coffee love they're pouring.

All in all, Me Me Joans sums up the good things about small, local coffee joints. It gives you a good brew, a friendly smile, and keeps it real and laid-back without trying too hard. Feels good just thinking about the next morning I'll find myself there.