Little Cultures

Little Cultures in Subiaco is a gem that keeps me coming back. I've been to countless coffee shops in Perth, and yet this spot stands out. It's at 51 Rokeby Road, which is a bustling area with plenty of character. The street is lively, and there's always something going on. You can spend a good chunk of time wandering here, exploring shops and checking out the local scene.

One of my favorite things about Little Cultures is their dog-friendly vibe. I sometimes walk my dog around Subiaco and end up here for a quick coffee. The staff is friendly, and my pup is always welcome. It's nice to see other patrons bring their dogs too. There's a shared sense of community that's great to be a part of.

I usually go for a mid-morning coffee and brunch. Their coffee is consistent, which isn't as common as you'd think. Most times, I pair it with one of their brunch options. The menu isn't overly elaborate, but everything is solid. I appreciate knowing I'll get a good meal without a fuss.

Wheelchair access is another plus at Little Cultures. I've seen families and folks on wheels roll in effortlessly. It's nice to know it's an inclusive place where everyone can feel at ease. It's one of those little things that make a big difference.

A lot of regulars enjoy the Wi-Fi here. While I'm more into people-watching than working, it's a handy feature. I see students and office folks tapping away on their laptops all the time. There's a quiet buzz, with people in their own worlds yet together. It's almost meditative in there.

Another thing is their hours—they open early and close mid-afternoon. It fits my schedule perfectly, and I bet I'm not the only one. Catching a coffee on my way to work or during a break is simple. Fridays are especially nice when I wind down before the weekend.

I can't skip the topic of takeaways. Sometimes I'm in a rush, and it's great that they offer fast service for coffee on the go. Yet, if I'm not pressed for time, I enjoy sitting outside. Fresh air with a good cup of coffee—it's hard to beat.

Even though Subiaco itself is worth exploring, don't miss Kings Park not far away. It's perfect after a visit to Little Cultures. If you've never been, it's one of the largest city parks in the world. Walking through it is calming, and the views of Perth are simply stunning.

Ordering food or drinks for delivery isn't really my thing, but I see drivers pick up orders all the time. So, if you're in the area but stuck at home, they have you covered. It's convenient for days when you'd rather not step outside but still want top-notch coffee.

Rokeby Road has more than just cafes. You'll find unique shops that offer everything from vintage finds to boutique threads. It's an ideal area if you like discovering hidden gems. Plus, there's a relaxed feel that mixes quite well with the high energy of the city.

If I were to recommend one dish at Little Cultures, it'd be their classic avo on toast. It's a go-to for me and never fails to hit the spot. Fresh ingredients and vibrant flavors make even simple dishes stand out. Plus, they always have something to surprise regulars with seasonal updates.

Little Cultures has scooped up quite a few great reviews online. Ratings are solid with an average at 4.4 stars, from over 150 people. In my book, that speaks volumes. It means I'm not the only one who finds it worthwhile.

A trip to Little Cultures also isn't complete without trying their pastries. Even if you aren't usually keen on sweets, give them a shot. I'm a sucker for a good croissant, and theirs are up there with the best in Perth.

It's fun to see the diverse crowd that gathers here. Whether it's parents with strollers or students deep into their studies or even travelers soaking in local life, there's room for everyone. The open atmosphere is inviting and people seem to linger and enjoy their stay.

With Subiaco Train Station nearby, getting here is no trouble at all. Even if you're outside of Subiaco, the train ride is quick and the walk from the station is short. This accessibility is another of its many draws.

In sum, there's a reason I often find myself at Little Cultures. Between the relaxed vibe, friendly faces, and great coffee, it ticks every box for my perfect coffee hangout. Give it a try, whether you're a local or just visiting—you might become a regular too.