Nestled under the gum trees on the banks of the Derbal Yerrigan (Swan River), Peninsula Farm Cafe is a destination cafe with an ethos of sustainability and simplicity.
The cafe is set in the grounds of the National Trusts’ Peninsula Farm – one of Perth’s earliest colonial residences – an area known as Wu-rut Woorat, that has been the land of the Wadjuk people for many thousands of years.
Using organic, seasonal and sustainable local produce, we’ve crafted a menu of mindfully good food & delicious coffee. We are proud to showcase the delights of local artisans and producers, and seasonal ingredients, to bring delicious healthy food to your plate and pantry.
All are welcome at Peninsula Farm Cafe, with wholesome menu options for kids as well as an interactive wooden playscape, and treats available for your furry friends, who are welcome in the cafe outdoor area.
MenuWe don’t take bookings at the cafe at this stage, it’s walk-ins only.
We are right on the riverfront though, with expansive lawns beyond the cafe’s perimeter, so you are welcome to bring picnic blankets or chairs and enjoy our takeaway menu and coffees.
There is also a children’s play area that kids can enjoy.
We’re open Wednesday to Sunday 8am untill 3pm.
The cafe is CLOSED Mondays, Tuesdays and Public Holidays.
Our kitchen closes at 2pm. We do have an assortment of sweet and savoury treats on counter available after 2pm.
Yes there is disabled parking in the Peninsula Farm carpark on Johnson Road, and the cafe has wheelchair friendly access and toilets.
Yes we have a delicious Little Farmers menu for kids, which includes: Eggs your way on toast, Ham and cheese toastie, and Mini waffles, maple syrup & vanilla ice cream.
We sure do, we have a cafe play area and cubby (Little Farm Cafe) for the little ones.
Yes we do offer a range of wholesome and tasty vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options on the menu.
There is an abundance of free parking with no time restrictions in the immediate vicinity of our cafe.
Peninsula Farm carpark on Johnson Road (100 metres from our door).
Bath Street Reserve carpark to the north of the cafe (a 400 metre walk along the riverfront).
Tranby Reserve carpark 400 metres to our south (to the immediate right of the Maylands Boatyard).
Clarkson Reserve carpark (next to Maylands Tennis Club) is a 900 metre riverfront walk.
There is also free street parking along Hardey and Johnson Roads and Wall Street. Please be mindful not to park on the yellow lines as rangers monitor the area regularly.
Yes, dogs are more than welcome in our cafe outdoor area.
We are a BYO venue. A corkage fee of $5 per person applies.
No we don’t offer High Teas at the cafe YET, but please keep an eye on our social media as we plan to launch High Teas soon.
Takeaway hampers are coming soon. Please keep an eye on our social media for updates.
Peninsula Farm Cafe Gift cards are coming soon! Please keep an eye on our social media for updates.
Due to trading restrictions, we are not permitted to trade after 5pm or to hold events at the cafe. Should you wish to enquire about holding an event or wedding on the lawn area near the cafe, please contact National Trust WA directly.
Yes, there is a jetty where you can dock a boat just a 100 metres from the cafe next to Tranby House. The jetty number is 1372.
Please email your resume to jobs@peninsulafarmcafe.com.au with Attn Manager, thank you.
We acknowledge the Wadjuk people as the Traditional Custodians of the Country we are meeting on today. We recognise and appreciate their continuing connection to the land and the waters, and thank them for protecting this Country for thousands of years. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations people present today, in a spirit of grounding and connection.
