The 5 Best Wine Bars in Perth with Phenomenal Food Menus

Between the wicker chairs and French bistro tables spread out across the front terrace as well as the retro posters lining the walls inside, you would think that you’re in the bustling streets of Paris. But you’re at one of the best wine bars in Fremantle, La Lune. This cafe cross wine bar and restaurant is a celebration of French classics. And, with retro bistro dining in mind, La Lune serves up the likes of Potato Rosti, Duck Leg Confit and Steak Tartare.

If you’re looking for a Parisian-like wine bar in Perth’s CBD, transport your tastebuds to Vincent Wine on William Street. Reminiscent of the real deal minus the near 24-hour flight, Vincent Wine takes heavy inspiration of European hospitality which can be found in the long list of French and Italian wines stocked on their list. As for food, the menu is changed seasonally with current highlights including the Burrata with focaccia, spiced Duck Breast, Pan Fried Gnocchi and a traditional Crème Brulee.

Cafe by day, wine bar by night. Welcome to Copia, one of the newest wine bars to be featured on this list. Community driven, Copia is a place where batch coffee on tap, sensational small plates and boutique international wines are celebrated. If your mouth isn’t watering just yet, Copia’s warm Olive and Rosemary Focaccia Bread, Spiced Tomato Artichokes, Beef Marmalade Hash Brown and Pepus Razor Mussels are sure to do the trick. Otherwise, keep it classic with Copia’s Charcuterie Plate.

Open Tuesday to Saturday, Tom’s Providore & Wine Bar is a place inspired by traditional, European trattorias. Walking past their Beaufort Street shopfront, you’ll be absolutely stunned by the laidback vibe adorned with simple cement renderings and touches of potted greenery. Unlike most wine bars featured on this list, Tom’s Providore is not only a place where you’ll be able to match a beautiful array of tapas-like dishes, but you’ll also be able to purchase wine to take home and enjoy.