Little Rokeby Cafe

I find myself at Little Rokeby Cafe quite a bit. It has a real homey vibe, and the coffee is always spot on. It's not huge, but it feels cozy, which I like. The seating outside is nice on sunny days. Inside, it's wheelchair friendly, which is a huge plus. Dogs are welcome too, so you might see a few furry friends lounging around.

The cafe gets its fair share of visitors, thanks to its prime spot in Subiaco. Subiaco itself is a bit of a hidden gem, with lots to offer. It's got quaint shops, cool bookshops, and some neat clothing stores on Rokeby Road. If you're into art, pay a visit to Red Umbrella Art Gallery just a quick walk down. There's also the Subi Farmers Market nearby, alive with fresh goods and local produce. You can grab a coffee at Little Rokeby first, then stroll over to pick up some organic vegetables or artisanal bread.

Now, back to the coffee. Little Rokeby's coffee is consistent and strong, which is all you can hope for. They have a good brunch menu—not too fancy, just classic and comforting. Avocado toast is a sure thing, rich and packed with flavor. Eggs Benedict is another crowd favorite. The hollandaise is creamy and pairs well with their perfectly poached eggs. Prices are what you'd expect for brunch in Perth, not too steep.

The staff here are pretty great too. They're friendly and laid-back, just like the cafe itself. Service is quick, meaning you won't wait too long before your meal arrives. They do pickup and delivery if you're in a rush or just want to enjoy your coffee at nearby Kings Park. It's one of Perth's top spots for a picnic or walk. The views over the city are breathtaking, especially as the sun sets.

Weekdays can be a bit quieter, which I prefer. Mornings are best if you like things more relaxed. The cafe opens at 6:30 am on weekdays, which suits early risers like me perfectly. Weekends are livelier but have a nice buzz about them. Parking's not bad, with a decent car park and space for wheelchairs too.

They've got a strong social media game. Check out their Facebook page for updates on their specials and any new menu items. I like keeping tabs because you never know what new treat might pop up. Sometimes they add a sweet twist or two, like a new cake baked in-house.

If you're a fan of cricket, the Subiaco Oval is nearby. Catch a game or just enjoy the historic feel of the place. Subiaco's got a mix of old and new that plays out nicely. Local pubs and bars around are perfect for a drink after coffee. You'll also find Italian, Japanese, and much more within walking distance. Go for some sushi or pizza after your coffee fix.

Whether you're catching up with a mate or need a space to unwind, Little Rokeby's got you covered. Takeaway is a good option if you're off for a weekday stroll. The Subiaco Museum isn't far and is worth a visit if you have some extra time. You get a taste of local history, and it's quite interesting.

One thing I notice is their smooth setup for kerbside pickup. Order ahead, and they'll bring it right to you. It's ideal if you're in a rush. Having delivery as an option works well too, especially during busier days. No matter how I plan my day, this little cafe fits in perfectly.

Consistency is key in the cafe world, and Little Rokeby nails it. Every cup of coffee brings the same rich taste. It's why I keep coming back. If you're around Subiaco, drop by and see for yourself. The atmosphere and coffee speak for themselves. Plus, there's plenty more to explore in the area.