The Most Romantic Restaurants in Perth for Date Night
Set within such urban beauty, love is always in the air at the most romantic restaurants in Perth and surrounds.
Getting out of the house for a delicious meal with your lover is never a bad idea. Luckily, Perth's dining scene provides no shortage of restaurants serving romance with unbridled abandon. From Parisian-style bistros with many an aphrodisiac on the menu to seaside eateries and neighbourhood wine bars, there's no shortage of date night spots across the city.
No swiping left or right will be required, we've sampled many morsels in the name of love, and have concluded these are the most romantic restaurants in Perth.
Ah Um
The simplicity of the menu is what sets Ah Um apart. Housed discreetly behind Astral Weeks in Chinatown, this intimate 25-seat dining room dances to its own rhythm. Dimly lit and acoustically tuned, it’s a place where cinematic soundscapes set the tone for a truly romantic evening. Chef Branden Scott crafts a minimalistic, ever-changing menu that sings with creativity—think Sydney Rock oysters with rhubarb mignonette, roast scallop with hollandaise espelette, beef tartare with kanzuri on prawn crackers or crisp pomme dauphine with Basque sheep’s milk cheese. Ah Um is a love letter to sound, flavour, and connection.
Shop 12/60-66 Roe Street, Northbridge
Wines of While
Could this be Perth’s most enchanting natural wine bar? We believe so. Tucked in Northbridge, Wines of While redefines dining with its devotion to honest, seasonal ingredients and an ever-evolving menu shaped by rotating chefs. The space hums with warmth and spontaneity, inviting you to linger over oysters, steak tartare, or their luscious crab tartine. Don’t miss their famed sourdough with cultured butter, perfectly paired with natural wines that brim with character. With 1,000 bottles to explore and an atmosphere steeped in charm, every visit feels like a story worth savouring.
458 William Street, Northbridge
Gibney
For a romantic rendezvous of caviar bumps and bubbles with breathtaking ocean views, Cottesloe’s opulent Gibney beckons like a siren’s call. This glamorous oceanfront gem exudes luxury, from its elegantly attired waitstaff to the exquisite menu and refined touches at every turn. The alfresco terrace, WA’s first formal dining space of its kind, promises an unforgettable experience.
Drawing inspiration from old-world brasseries and steakhouses, the menu celebrates classic flavours with timeless presentation. Chefs showcase WA’s finest—seafood, steak, homemade pasta, and indulgent bites—all delivered with artistry and flair for a dining affair to remember.
40 Marine Parade, Cottesloe
The Bridge House
Found in the heart of North Fremantle, The Bridge House revives the charm of the historic 1925 One Harvest Road with an air of romance and timeless sophistication. Helmed by the visionary George Grundy, this intimate retreat features moody interiors, lush garden seating, and an inviting private dining room.
Chef Trent Dawson’s menu exudes soulful elegance: flamed Exmouth kingfish crudo, zucchini beignets with pine nut yoghurt, and a standout 24-hour lamb shoulder with malted mint jelly. Pair it with twice-cooked kipflers and crisp iceberg lettuce with sauce gribiche. A curated wine list and warm hospitality complete this unforgettable dining experience.
1 Harvest Road, North Fremantle
Cassia
The visionaries behind Cosy Del’s and Laika bring us Cassia, Fremantle’s newest treasure—a bar and restaurant that beautifully redefines the Australian barbecue with heart and artistry. Honouring local produce and expert craftsmanship, Cassia transforms every dish and drink into a celebration of the region’s rich flavours.
The menu spans cold and hot offerings, featuring indulgences like La Delizia burrata, smoked beetroot carpaccio, WA cuttlefish, and the sublime 300g Stone Axe 9+ Wagyu sirloin. Inside, a lush haven awaits, with soft booths, cascading greenery, and vibrant accents setting the tone for romance and intimacy.
At Cassia, each moment—from the first taste to the last glance—is steeped in connection and charm, making it a destination you’ll long to return to.
3/45 Henderson Street, Fremantle
Vinotto
Anchovies on toast, a beautiful burrata, and pickled Fremantle octopus are just some of the dishes inspired by the Mediterranean served in this intimate wine bar in coastal Swanbourne. Vinotto sits in a former bookshop, where you’ll likely be inspired to curl up with a good read or siesta after the hearty dishes crafted from the compact kitchen. French, Spanish, Italian and Greek labels, including rich sherries and vermouths, sit comfortably alongside local drops and innovative non-alcoholic options.
Instantly inviting, this neighbourhood gem makes for a truly lovely date night, and is one of our go-to romantic restaurants in Perth.
Lot 2/137 Claremont Crescent, Swanbourne
Yiamas
Subi is all the better following the opening of this modern, fresh and casually cool Greek taverna. Perfect for that first date where you want to impress, but still with relaxed vibes.
With colourful mezze share plates, delicious cocktails and a chic cement bar looking into the kitchen, we can't get enough of Yiamas. Sit out in the leafy, trellised outdoor area and pretend you're living the good life in Santorini, a glass of ouzo in hand and your flirting game on point.
26 Denis Street, Subiaco
Lums Wine Bar
This stunning two-storey heritage-listed terrace is a must-visit for all lovers - who also happen to be wine lovers! Welcome to Lums Wine Bar, offering boutique and delicious drops sourced from places near and far, alongside mouthwatering nibbles.
Drop in to see what’s being poured from their constantly rotating and ever-evolving wine list, and charm the pants off your date at this understated local.
433 Hay Street, Subiaco
Wildflower
Why share your love over just four seasons when you can shower your partner with adoration across six seasons, just like the menu at Wildflower?
Head chef Michael D'Adamo understands insatiable appetites and has crafted a six-season native menu inspired by the Noongar calendar. Currently in the spotlight is the Makuru season, showcasing Scarlet Banksia and a strong focus on fire in food preparation.
And since you’re on the rooftop of the COMO The Treasury hotel, why not ensure the night never ends by checking into one of their six-star suites?
COMO The Treasury, 1 Cathedral Avenue, Perth
Uma
Uma is worth its weight in Peruvian fine-dining gold. Sophisticated but fun, its warm and intimate atmosphere will help quell any date night butterflies.
Bold Peruvian flavours are on display here, and ceviche lovers will be spoilt with tasty variations. Whisper sweet nothings over the ceviche Peruano, with snapper, leche de tigre (tiger's milk) and ribbons of charred sweet corn. The beef skewers exude a smoky tenderness, best followed by the budin de pan; a cross between a crème caramel and bread pudding, infused with drunken blackcurrants and baked to resemble the texture of custard.
Pan Pacific Hotel, 207 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
Heritage Wine Bar
Brookfield Place, one of Perth’s grandest buildings, effortlessly marries historic charm with modern sophistication. Within its embrace lies Heritage Wine Bar, a haven of romance where high ceilings, jarrah timber, and leather booths set the stage for an intimate, decadent dining experience.
Start with oysters kissed with nori jam and yuzu, indulge in steak tartare, or savour the roast pork belly with charred apple sauce—each dish a poetic ode to WA’s finest produce.
Complement your evening with a wine list that traverses Old World elegance and New World vibrancy, turning every sip and bite into a moment to cherish.
Brookfield Place, 131 St Georges Terrace, Perth
Balthazar
Embracing the nostalgic Art Deco era, and set in the elegant Lawson apartment building overlooking the Swan River, Balthazar is a long-standing favourite for memorable reasons.
By seeking out small producers and wine-makers using minimal intervention, their wine cellar showcases a broad range of labels from WA's Frankland River in the Great Southern to whites from the Loire Valley.
Pair the extensive wine list with the seasonal menu, such as the duck breast with orange and seafood spaghetti inspiring all kinds of Lady and the Tramp scenarios.
6 The Esplanade, Perth
La Lune
Meaning 'the moon,' La Lune opens when the moon sets and stays open long after it rises. As Audrey Hepburn famously said, "Paris is always a good idea," and so is this Parisian bistro in East Fremantle.
Steak frites, tartines, moules frites, wagyu steak tartare, royale cheeseburgers and crème brulee paired with local and European wines are très chic, complete with a striped awning and a luxe interior.
73 George Street, East Fremantle
Post Osteria & Bar
There's something romantic about sharing a meal against a historical backdrop, especially over a Negroni or Tuscan Sangiovese. Set in what was once the franking room of Perth's General Post Office, you can't help but feel the romance in one of Perth's most stunning state buildings while delving into contemporary Italian classics at Post Osteria & Bar.
Executive Chef Kim Brennan, who worked at celebrity chef Peter Kuruvita’s Flying Fish restaurant in Fiji, oversees the menu showcasing prosciutto San Daniele, tagliatelle osso buco, pork cotoletta with sage, tiramisu and formaggi.
COMO The Treasury, 1 Cathedral Avenue, Perth
Le Rebelle
Nothing speaks of devotion to French cuisine quite like the menu at La Rebelle. From the delicate richness of escargots and duck liver parfait to the tender poisson du jour served with golden frites, every dish is an indulgent affair designed to captivate.
Paired with a thoughtfully curated selection of local and international wines, beers, ciders, and classic cocktails, the experience lingers long after the last sip. Set in a chic, intimate space where Paris meets New York, La Rebelle is the perfect setting for a night of romance and culinary enchantment.
676 Beaufort Street, Mount Lawley
Santini Grill
The Santini Grill at QT Perth exudes timeless romance, with its rich, intimate atmosphere, elegant décor, and dishes inspired by the Mediterranean sunshine.
This award-winning Italian restaurant offers an endless array of WA’s finest produce, beautifully crafted into dishes you’d find along the Amalfi Coast—think wood-fired pizza, mouthwatering pasta, and, to finish, creamy tiramisu and polenta cake. It’s a culinary journey that evokes love and indulgence with every bite.
QT Perth, 133 Murray Street, Perth
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