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Angove Kitchen & Espresso Bar is a friendly and cosy coffee shop and breakfast/brunch restaurant located on Angove Street, offering homestyle food that will make you smile. With delicious options like chilli crab scramble and crispy prosciutto with crumbed camembert, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
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36 Angove Street, North
Perth, WA
6006
To get to the Angove Street location, those using public transport can take the Perth-Mirrabooka bus and disembark at the nearest bus stop. From there, walk eastwards towards the intersection of Angove and Fitzgerald Streets. The venue should be on the left side of the road.
For those driving, access Angove Street from Newcastle or Fitzgerald Streets. There is parking available on both sides of the street but it may be limited, especially during peak hours.
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Angove Kitchen & Espresso Bar is a must-visit coffee shop and breakfast & brunch restaurant located on Angove Street in Perth. This cosy and friendly eatery offers homestyle food that will leave you feeling satisfied and happy. The menu boasts a range of delicious dishes, including the chilli crab scramble, crispy prosciutto with creamy crumbed camembert, and bolognese on toast with crispy parmesan. The staff are always welcoming and accommodating, making it the perfect spot to catch up with friends or enjoy a quiet meal alone. And if you're looking for a healthy dinner option during the colder months, they offer take away service to keep you warm and nourished. Don't just take our word for it - local blogger Take Me To Foodie Heaven raves about their experience at Angove Kitchen & Espresso Bar. So why not head down to this gem of a restaurant and see for yourself what all the fuss is about?