Butters West Leederville

I frequent coffee spots all around Perth, and Butters in West Leederville hits the spot for a laid-back vibe. It's a cozy place nestled in a charming part of town. It's right there on St Leonards Ave, so it's easy to find. When the weather's nice, the outdoor seating is perfect for catching some sun. Plus, they welcome pups outside, so I often bring my dog along for the ride.

This joint boasts a solid mix of breakfast and lunch options. Whether you're grabbing breakfast early in the week or a late drink on Thursday, they've got you covered. Their brunch menu is something I keep coming back for. The staff always seem happy and make you feel welcome. It's like they're genuinely happy to serve you.

The place is wheelchair accessible which is great for everyone's comfort. Accessibility goes a long way to making people feel included, and they nail that. Oh, and there's parking for those driving in; always a bonus in a busy area like this. If you fancy a cold one, they have a bar on site. It's a spot where coffee meets cocktails, and you can't complain about that.

Butters has a pretty decent number of reviews online, and they hold a 4.4 star rating. Most of the time, you'll see locals dropping in throughout the day. It's a chill spot to get some work done during the week. Wi-Fi is a given, but it's their well-made brews that keep me focused. Their hours are quite accommodating, unless you're planning on a Sunday visit when they're closed.

For me, it's not just the food and coffee that matter, it's the whole package. The West Leederville area adds to the vibe. You're minutes from the iconic Subiaco, which has its own charm. After hanging at Butters, it's worth checking out the local parks or taking a walk down to Lake Monger. The lake's just a short trek away and offers a scenic escape from the urban hustle.

Considering more about the vibe, the place is never overly crowded. You'll often find people just chilling with laptops open or business folks having meetings. Butters doesn't have the frantic pace of a city spot, which makes it a good place to enjoy your coffee without rush. Speaking of drinks, they'll do a solid flat white. If you're an espresso fan, their shots are smooth and consistent.

Now, for the food, their brunch options do stand out. I've tried a few things, and the quality is spot on. They've got staples that always taste fresh and are presented really well. You can also just slide in for lunch during the week if you're in the area. It's those reliable spots, like Butters, where you know you'll get a decent sandwich, that make my day.

The area offers more than just good food and drink. If you want to stretch your legs, Leederville Oval is close enough, as are some quaint local shops. It's always nice to have that mix of urban and green; you get that balance here.

The crowd at Butters tends to be a mix. You might sit next to a college student one day and a parent with kids the next. I think that says a lot about how versatile the place is. They serve different needs without trying too hard. It's like they've nailed a casual yet special quality without being flashy.

I mean, if you want something low-key but reliable, this is the kind of place you'd go for. Plus, when a place supports takeaway as much as dine-in, there's real flexibility. It's good knowing you can grab a coffee to go or settle in for a lingering brunch. I've often taken their coffee when I have a busy day. It's good enough to keep you coming back; no need for fancy gimmicks here.

So, if you're in West Leederville or close by, give Butters a shot. It's not just about the coffee; it's the whole experience. When you find those gems in town where you can relax, it always makes the day better. And here, it's wrapped up in quality, community, and a dash of chilled-out energy. Plus, dogs and brunch – what's not to love about that?