Tiisch

I recently visited Tiisch, tucked away on Hay Street in Perth. It's a bright little spot that stands out with its airy vibe and healthy eats. Right away, I noticed the fresh and welcoming atmosphere. Big windows let in lots of natural light, making it an awesome place to relax. The staff greeted me warmly, and their energy set a positive tone for my visit.

I've been around a fair share of coffee shops in Perth, and Tiisch easily ranks up there for its cozy and unhurried setting. The decor is simple but tasteful, with plenty of plants giving off a vibrant, natural feel. It's a place where you don't feel rushed, just relaxed and at ease. Whether you're dropping by for a quick coffee or settling in for brunch, you feel well looked after here.

The menu has a good variety, leaning towards the wholesome side with its offerings. There are many options for different tastes and dietary needs. As someone who likes trying a mix of things, I went for one of their signature brunch dishes. The flavors were clean and fresh, and portions were just right—not annoyingly big, but satisfying. If you're a fan of avocado, their avocado smash is a must-try. It's simple but done well, with fresh ingredients that really stand out.

For coffee, those folks sure know how to make a good brew. I'm quite particular about my coffee and found theirs to be smooth and full of flavor. Whether you like it black or with milk, you'll find a brew that fits the bill. The baristas know their stuff, which always adds confidence in their coffee game.

A cool thing about Tiisch is that they're pet-friendly. So, if you're out and about with your dog, this place is a good spot to rest. They have outdoor seating which is perfect when the weather's nice. The street isn't too busy, which makes sitting outside enjoyable.

Location-wise, Tiisch is conveniently close to many other spots in Perth. Just a stroll away, you'll find shopping arcades and the buzzing commercial area of King Street. It's great if you want to pop in for a coffee after a bit of retail therapy. If you're up for cultural experiences, the Perth Cultural Centre isn't too far either. It's home to the Art Gallery of WA and the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, both worth a visit if art's your thing.

The accessibility at Tiisch is good, making it easy for everyone to visit. There's wheelchair-accessible entry and seating, plus a nearby car park that's also accessible. They've thought about these details, which doesn't go unnoticed.

For those working nearby or just passing through, they offer takeaway and delivery as an option. Handy for those days when you're stuck at the desk but still want something tasty and fresh. However, I'd recommend trying to sit in and enjoy the vibe if you've got the time.

The opening hours are a bit varied during the week, with later hours on Saturday nights if you're up for dinner. Checking their schedule ahead might be a smart move to avoid finding them closed when you drop by.

Overall, Tiisch provides a really pleasant experience. Whether you're out for a casual coffee, looking for a spot to catch up with friends, or want a bite after exploring the city, it fits the bill. It's not just about the coffee here, but a mix of friendly people, good food, and a place where you'll definitely feel welcome. A great addition to Perth's vibrant cafe scene.