We can finally step out of our dressing gowns and slippers and into something a little less comfortable… dining out is back!
With 20 patron limits and social distancing in place, eating out at your favourite restaurant is going to look and feel very different from what we’re used to. But if we know our local eateries (and we’re pretty sure we do) you’ll still be able to count on warm welcomes, delicious meals and great service.
So let’s continue to #SupportArmadaleLocal, check out our round up of restaurants and cafes open for dine-in. Not ready to put away your slippers just yet? Don’t worry, there’s still plenty of great takeaway options to enjoy in the comfort of your own home.
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Naked Apple Cider
Cider lovers and instagrammers rejoice! The gardens at Naked Apple Cider are showing off all their autumn glory, providing the perfect backdrop for your post-iso meals. Back open for 1.5 hour lunch and dinner sittings at various times between Wednesday and Sunday. Maximum of 5 people per table, bookings essential at www.nakedapple.com.au.
Autumn on show at Naked Apple Cider
Avocados
You don’t have to wait long to satisfy your hunger for a classic Aussie Parmigiana or Angus Beef Burger. As of 22 May, Avo’s will be opening Friday through Sunday with 1.5 hour sittings on offer for lunch and dinner. Bookings are essential by calling 6496 0138 (past 3pm) or via Facebook message.
Last Drop Elizabethan
We’ve found a classic pub meal is one of the hardest things to recreate at home, so we’re jumping for joy to hear that local institution ‘The Lizzie’ are re-opening their doors to grace us with their hearty meals once more. Lunch and dinner time slots will be available 7 days a week as of Saturday 23 May. Bookings essential by calling 9399 4531.
Family friendly favourites
Hogs Breath Café Kelmscott
It is possible to enjoy a meal out and keep the kids entertained at the same time! The walls at Hogs Breath are covered with funky memorabilia, pictures and objects, perfect for a game of eye-spy at dinner. Bookings essential by calling 9390 0080.
Sizzler Kelmscott
Even the fussiest of little eaters will find something on the menu at Sizzler and who doesn’t like cheese toast? Guests will still be able to enjoy Sizzlers endless salad bar which will be offered via table service. Bookings essential by calling 9390 9987.
Breakfast and brunch dates
Orchard Espresso
Going out for dinner’s not the only thing we’ve missed! The best catch ups happen over brunch and Orchard Espresso are ready to satisfy your smashed avo cravings. Open 7 days a week for breakfast and lunch, time restrictions apply, bookings recommended by calling 9397 7370.
The Organic Circle
Ready to welcome you back with open arms (not literally). You can feel the good vibes the moment you step into this quaint café in Pioneer Village and we’re so glad they can be enjoyed once more. Open at various times, 7 days a week, bookings recommended by calling 6196 0709.
The Coffee Club Armadale
Although a takeaway coffee tastes equally as good, we can’t argue that the experience completely changes given the opportunity to sit, relax, and enjoy a cup among friends. Open 7 days a week in Armadale Shopping City.
Dine with a view
Core Cider House
Replace your TV dinner with a meal overlooking Core Cider’s apple orchards and you’re already on to a winner. Dine in is set to reopen this weekend for lunches with two sittings available, book online.
Lunch with a view at Core Cider House
The Packing Shed at Lawnbrook
Coffee and cake or cheese and wine? This is the hardest choice you’ll have to make when the Packing Shed reopens this weekend. Whatever you choose, you’ll be able to enjoy the stunning scenery that surrounds you in the Bickley Valley. Bookings not accepted.
Plume Estate
Autumn in the vineyard is a special time of year to experience. Vine-leaves transform into glorious shades or yellow and orange while the surrounding hills remain a lush green. Plume will be reopening their cellar door and café this weekend from 11am-3pm. Bookings essential by calling 9293 5808.
