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The standard

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 The high standard at the Standard Perth sets the bar for classy bars in Perth! Too many puns for your liking? ;) T he chef Chase Weber has been working hard since the beginning of the Standard, fusing Asian cuisine into Western bar culture to pair with cocktails and wines and beers, and has been doing it well. In fact, he was crowned the winner of the competition at the Winning Appliances for the WA Good Food Guide's Chef's cook-off. This turmeric wafer duck salad was the winning dish. Most dishes are designed to be shared (or not to be shared which are some of the other dishes on offer on menu). The Spring/Summer menu here is all brand-new except for two dishes which managed to stay; one of which is their famous kangaroo dish (Caramelised kangaroo, sesame soy custard, pineapple, finger lime). CLICK here for the full menu Kingfish ceviche, toasted coconut, vinaigrette, sour coconut This elegant dish was a great start to our course mea...

PINCHOS

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The mighty corner bar; popular spot amongst hip Leedy-goers. Sundown sesh From Monday to Thursday 4pm to 6pm, you can enjoy PINTXOS; an ultimate Spanish bar experience as authentic as it can get. Blueberry cocktail was delicious! And you can enjoy a free bite with a purchase of an alcoholic drink. Wait there's more!   They have Happy Hour from 4.30-5.30PM. Spread at the bar Cheap and delicious Brought to the table We had a quick scan of the bites available at the bar and picked a few to try out. We returned to our table and the dishes were brought out to us by the wait staff shortly afterwards. Each of the dish's flavours packed a punch. We recommend you to try Blood Mary in tiny shot glass, fig, jamon serrano, goats cheese on bread and tortilla, aioli, pimento on bread for a buck! House made Sangria traditional Spanish way Bloody Mary At first glance of the PINTXOS available, we were worried we won't be lea...

Mammoth meal

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Yes, you've heard of a high-tea before... but have you heard of a BEER high tea?! Matching the beer theme We were kindly invited to try out the latest initiative at Baby Mammoth in Northbridge, beer high tea which (you'll be glad to know) they plan to do regularly; hopefully monthly, with local breweries. We sure drink recklessly to sustain our never-ending appetite, but beer isn't usually our go-to-drink at bars. So we didn't really know what we were getting ourselves into except for the fact that Beer High Tea sounded intriguing. All the tables were set out neat and nice and the great thing about Baby Mammoth is that it is a small local business owned by a young couple, Tania and Ryan who has worked hard to build up their brand and have rightfully gained respect and trust from the crowd as the place to dine in on William Street, Northbridge. And to those of you who are not familiar with Baby Mammoth (but you should really try their food and drinks!), it...

Chill at Camfield

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We might have found a perfect spot for date nights, family nights, before-the-game nights, just some drinks night and good food nights. Located conveniently across the Optus Stadium, the Camfield boasts 6 separate bars, it's very own (Bevy) Brewery, space to cater for over 3000 guests as well as a private hall that can be booked for private functions or weddings. Across from the Optus Stadium DNA bridge Outdoor screen area Not only was the food great, the space and interior were impressive; great outdoor area for Summer nights but also cozy areas for Winter nights. Plus, the completed DNA bridge, waterfront and cityscape view can be seen from inside through the panoramic windows. Bevy Brewery Custom designed Beer Paddle Chargrilled Pork Belly Bites This gluten free dish consisted of pork belly, nam jim, carrot, coriander, crackle and black sesame and pairs well with the Bevy First Lager (4.4%). Chilli Mozzarella Arancini Paired wit...

Tiisch Cafe & Bistro

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This article is mainly dedicated to the NEW dinner service available at the Tiisch cafe and bistro . However, they do have an extensive range of dishes from breakfast, brunch to dinner menus. CLICK to see menu or book The word ' Tiisch ' is derived from 'Zu Tisch' which means table. German Kings would say to gather community around a table to dine together. I think this sings perfectly throughout the bistro what with community tables and dining tables all lined up as if we are dining together. The real OOMPH factor here is the transition between breakfast/lunch to dinner. During the sunlight hours, the cafe is vibrant, fresh and inviting. On the contrast, during their dinner service, the cafe completely transforms into almost a new venue; a modern bistro, which enables customers to immerse themselves into the whole experience. It's intimate and exciting.💓 I must mention, their cocktail list is delicious and inventive! I opted for Avante Gardner as ...