Morris Kitchen

Every time I find myself around Innaloo, I can't resist popping into Morris Kitchen. It's tucked away in a spot you might miss if you're not looking. But once inside, the vibe pulls you right in. The setup is cozy, with tables spaced well, leaving room to breathe. Whether you're on wheels or with kids in tow, getting in is easy. They've got wheelchair-friendly entries and the setup is made for all.

Coffee places are a dime a dozen in Perth, but this one's a standout. The coffee here is rich and smooth without trying too hard. Every sip offers a nice kick to get you going. I've seen folks here just zoning out with a good book, which speaks volumes about the warmth of the place.

They do more than just coffee, and it's hard not to be tempted by their menu. The brekky options especially have me coming back. Their avo toast? Top notch. The bread's always fresh and topped with greens that taste like they're straight from the garden. And the eggs! They're done just right, not too runny, not too firm.

It never feels like they're trying to rush you out. Despite it getting busy, especially over weekends, the staff handle it with ease. They're quick, sure, but friendly enough to have a chat too. The energy here isn't over the top – just enough buzz to keep it lively.

Now, what stands out is their nod to those who need a bit of extra help getting around. They've thought of everything – from wide entrances to easy parking. Dogs are welcome too, so I often see pups lounging while their humans sip away. The Wi-Fi is free and strong, perfect for a quick email check or sharing snaps of your meal on socials.

Craving a change? The suburb itself has some stuff to explore. Just a quick walk from Morris Kitchen, you've got Innaloo Shopping Centre. It's great if you're in the mood for a casual browse or need to grab a forgotten item. Cinephiles can catch the latest flick at Event Cinemas, also just around the corner. This area's not far from Scarborough Beach either. On nice days, you can head there for a walk along the sand or a dip in the water.

Local parks like Stirling Civic Gardens provide a green retreat when you need space or a spot for a picnic. Having these little escapes nearby makes visiting Morris Kitchen more than just a coffee run – it can easily become a whole day out.

Back at Morris, if I'm feeling lazy or it's packed to the brim, their delivery service is ace. You can have a taste of their goodness without stepping outside. It's a lifesaver on those lazy Sundays when you just want to chill at home.

The crowd here is mixed but leans towards the friendly neighborhood kind. I've struck up conversations with fellow coffee lovers, exchanging favorite local spots. There's a sense of community, a rare gem for a coffee place.

The atmosphere inside Morris Kitchen lets you daydream or get work done, depending on what you need that day. It's hard not to feel at home and just “be” without any rush. Their attention to small details—clean spaces, fresh flowers on tables, the constant low hum of grinders and chatter—makes it feel like a second home.

With a plethora of coffee spots in Perth, finding one that covers all bases is gold. Morris Kitchen ticks those boxes with ease. There's honesty in their food and drinks, never pretending to be fancy for the sake of it. They focus on good stuff done well.

On weekends, the energy spills over onto the sidewalk as folks grab takeaway and enjoy the day outside. Kids tagging along aren't an issue. With a little planning, you can have a relaxing coffee while they tuck into some tasty snacks.

If brewing isn't your thing, they've got hot chocolates and juices too. Options are aplenty for those who might want something a bit different. Food's not an afterthought here. Everything that leaves the kitchen seems to hit the spot.

As someone who's explored a good chunk of Perth's café culture, I can say this spot ranks high. They've avoided the pitfalls some places fall into, staying real and welcoming. The combination of good drinks, great service, and a comfortable atmosphere keeps me coming back every time.

In a nutshell, Morris Kitchen is a solid go-to. It's not in your face but doesn't need to be. It simply serves a great cup of coffee with an ambience that keeps drawing people in. If you're ever around Innaloo, don't skip it. Sip back, relax, and take it all in.