Since there are many places in Subiaco to get a good meal at, it can be tough to narrow your list down. Meeka Restaurant is a place that you’ll definitely want to try at least once. With their famous Turkish Delight-filled doughnuts sprinkled with powdered sugar and served with floss on top, you’ll want to make room for dessert. Their menu has heavy Middle Eastern influences and the abundance of flavours will leave your mind blown. If you’re in the mood for some traditional Italian dishes with a twist, head down to Woodpeckers. With staff that welcome you like family, this warm atmosphere adds to the deliciousness that is their menu. Garlic and herbs are the best friends of most of these dishes, so be prepared for some strong and delicious tastes and flavours. Get one of the woodfired pizzas and taste the difference being cooked in a woodfire makes to the flavour of the pizza. Home to Perth’s favourite gelato cake, Whisk Creamery is one of the dessert highlights of Subiaco. With many flavours and dairy-free vegan sorbet, it comes as no surprise that this is a favourite in Perth. If you’re in the mood for something big or celebrating a birthday, you might want to try one of their famous gelato cakes. They might be a little pricey but they’re well worth it in the end.

Since it’s so close to the city, it’s in a very central location, within walking distance of everything from transport to grocery shopping to retail stores. There is a large residential population in this area, which gives you a variety of spaces to choose from, with garages, basements and rooms going up for rent. If you’re wanting a more commercial space, there are National Storage spaces that you can choose from.

Public transport is always a good way to get to Subiaco, with bus and train services that take approximately 15-20 minutes to get to your destination. Thomas Street borders Subiaco on the eastern side and Selby Street on the western side. These are both main roads so you’ll want to be a little careful about when you want to drive since you want to avoid the traffic. Hay Street is also an optimal street to take when you’re coming in from the coastline, as it runs straight through Subiaco and into the Perth CBD.