At a quick glance, you might think that West Beach Patisserie & Eatery is only for guests staying at the Big4 in West Beach Parks, but we are here to tell you that it is OPEN to the public, 7 days a week and your family are going to love some of the best coffee, food and hospitality going around! Legitimately, every thing this talented family touch in the hospitality space, turns to gold. Trust us, we have been following these legends around for a good few years now.
You are going to feel like you are a resort guest far far away (minus the exorbitant resort prices) as you sit amongst the potted palms, greenery and white umbrellas, sipping a brunch champagne and devouring your eggs benedict. The car park and venue entrance are very simply accessed from Military Road – no need to actually enter the park at all!
The small on site playground will keep young kids occupied while they wait for their food, and when it does come, sitting out doors is just the best this time of year and with kids in tow. Something about more space around you and less venue noise plus the fresh air. It just feels more relaxing doesn’t it? When they are done? Back to the playground, just a stones throw from the tables for one more round of floor is lava.
Our little crew loved the kids pancakes, and we appreciated the sensible sized chocolate milkshake, served in a big take away coffee cup with a lid and straw. Genius for little hands to manage. The idea of their ‘Kids Brunch Box’ featuring banana bread, veggie sticks, cheese, crackers, dried fruit and a fruit box impressed us too. Pretty much all of the food groups covered there, without anything deep fried – WIN!
The prices here are really fair, and the quality is superb. It’s real food, made and served by happy passionate people. Surprising how rare that is right?
The regular menu includes breakfast, all day brunch, plus some great lunch and dinner options (Thurs – Sun for the dinner options). There is also great coffee and cake and if you are eating, you can also now order a beer or wine! Seems like a fabulous spot for a birthday brunch celebration with a glass of bubbles to us! Hate birthdays? Bring Nanna for morning tea!
Tell your friends about this one, we can’t let it stay hidden away!
Open 7 days from 7.30am
Mondays – Wednesdays til 3pm
Thursdays to Sundays til 7.30pm
Breaky menu available until 3pm daily. Lunch / Dinner menu available from 12pm.
Make sure you pop into West Beach Patisserie & Eatery next time you’re west-side and need a meal that will satisfy the whole family!
WEST BEACH PATISSERIE & EATERY
1 Military Road, West Beach
Website: Click here
Phone: (08) 8355 7377
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