If you’re looking for places to eat in Mandurah – this blog has you covered.    

Whether you’re a local or a visitor, whether you’re looking for a casual bite or something a bit fancier, we’ve done the legwork for you with our compilation of some of Mandurah’s best restaurants.

From seafood and steaks to sushi and schnitzels, from burgers and banh mi to fine dining and casual fish and chips…we’ve got all tastes and budgets covered…and when you throw in Mandurah’s spectacular water views – you know these restaurants are winners all the way!

Our top picks for places to eat in Mandurah

One of the things we love most about Mandurah is that it’s small enough to have that community feel but big enough to sustain an exciting variety of cuisines and restaurant choices.  There’s something for everyone.

And if you’re after a dining experience that takes the words ‘eating out’ literally, why not consider a Murray River cruise with the family which includes a delectable on board buffet?  Or a unique interactive Seafood Experience where you get to catch and cook your own crayfish as part of an 8-course feast – all while cruising the ocean on a 60-ft pleasure boat?   

You could also enjoy a delish fish & chips lunch from Cicerello’s whilst cruising along Mandurah’s scenic waterways on a scenic Dolphin Adventure cruise.  As we said, Mandurah offers something for everyone – especially those with a taste for a culinary adventure!

In this article, we’ll list some of the most popular Mandurah restaurants plus we’ll tell you where to get the best fish and chips in Mandurah.  We’ll also highlight some speciality seafood restaurants and some of the top places for lunch. 

Restaurants in Mandurah

Mandurah is built around the water, and with so many restaurants boasting spectacular outlooks over the city’s estuaries, canals and the ocean…you’re spoilt for choice.  Listed below (in no particular order) are some of the most popular Mandurah restaurants:

Cicerello’s

The newly renovated Cicerello’s on the Mandurah waterfront is a great option if you love seafood.  From traditional fish & chips to premium freshly caught grilled fish, lobster, crabs, prawns and other delicacies, there’s a wide variety of choices on offer at this family-friendly restaurant.  You may also know their name from their Perth venue which has been an iconic Fremantle destination since its founding in 1903. 

Unit 2/73 Mandurah Terrace

Flics Kitchen

Flics Kitchen is a stunning waterside restaurant with a reputation for serving up delectable tapas style share plates with an interesting twist.  Local legend, Felicity Evans, is the chef/owner and her farm-to-table philosophy guarantees fresh local produce in every dish, delivered with flair and flavour. 

3/16 Mandurah Terrace.

Redmanna Waterfront Restaurant

With a slew of awards under its belt and consistently high-quality meals and service, Redmanna has earned its reputation as one of Mandurah’s top spots for special occasion dining.  What better way to feast on the finest local produce than from a front row seat on the water’s edge with panoramic views across the Peel Estuary?  The ever-changing menu caters for all tastes and with chef’s specials like WA crayfish, Cone Bay barramundi, Butterfields beef fillet and Amelia Park lamb – making decisions can be tough! 

5/9 Mandurah Terrace

Brewvino

If steaks are your thing, make your way to Brewvino – a stylish small bar in the centre of Mandurah where the menu plays homage to local producers who are passionate about sustainability.  Actually, this vibey spot isn’t only a fan favourite for its meat dishes – the fresh flavours its the seafood, vegetarian and poultry dishes are pretty special too.  Keep an eye out for live music nights at the venue as well as other events like high teas and cocktail fever.

41 Ormsby Terrace

Sharky’s Mandurah

Sharky’s Mandurah is a relaxed, family friendly venue where you’ll find an extensive menu which features a range of fresh, locally-sourced seafood as well as a host of other tasty options.  Boasting sensational views and plenty of alfresco and inside seating, Sharky’s Mandurah has earned its spot as a legendary Mandurah institution.

Shop 1/4 Zephyr Mews, Dolphin Quay

The Peninsula

Don’t be put off by its hotel location because The Peninsula is one of the best Mandurah restaurants and is a fantastic spot for laidback, alfresco dining with beautiful views across Mandjar Bay.  The stylish interior is pretty impressive too – and with a wide variety of delicious food and drink options and live music on weekends – the ‘Pen’ deserves all the love it gets from locals and visitors alike.

The Sebel Hotel, 1 Marco Polo Drive

Silk Thai

The combination of a mouthwatering mix of traditional Thai dishes and tasty creations with warm and friendly service has made Silk Thai one of Mandurah’s long-standing favourites.  Their cuisine is inspired by the central regions of Thailand, with the menu featuring a range of classic dishes such as curries and delicate wok fried creations alongside some inventive creations that showcase the chef’s skills and understanding of flavour.

52 Mandurah Terrace

Boardwalk@DQ

Seaside dining is front and centre at this vibrant gastropub which offers great waterfront views, modern share plates and delicious drinks – plus it has a range of gluten-free menu options and kids’ choices.  Boardwalk@DQ‘s signature chilled seafood platter and its crispy skinned duck are among the most popular dishes on the menu – so why not pop in and find your favourite?

4 Zephyr Mews

Murphy’s Irish Pub

Murphy’s Irish Pub has been locally owned and operated since 2008 and is a perennially popular waterfront destination for foodies, sports fans and music lovers who come from far and wide to enjoy its casual atmosphere and friendly hospitality.  You won’t find typical ‘pub grub’ here though.  Murphy’s menu features plenty of tasty options including steaks, seafood, schnitzels, salads, pizza and plant-based dishes – plus they do breakfasts as well.  Kids are well-catered for too – so bring the whole family down for a fun-filled day at Murphy’s.

43-44 Mandurah Terrace

The Stage Door Waterfront Restaurant

Located on the boardwalk next to the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, The Stage Door offers modern Australian cuisine prepared with authentic local produce in a beautiful setting overlooking Mandjar Bay.  Whether you’re after brunch, lunch, dinner or even an after-show snack, The Stage Door caters for all tastes at all times with a range of share plates, a la carte menu, cocktails, coffee & cake, wine, tap beer & so much more.

9 James Service Place

Papparazzi

There’s a reason that this Gold Plate Award winning restaurant is a firm favourite on the Mandurah restaurant scene– and it’s not just because they serve up consistently good authentic Italian cuisine either!  Paparazzi also prides itself on exceptional service – plus it has a vast wine cellar which houses a selection of local and imported wines as well as rare and premium vintages – making this family owned and operated restaurant the perfect combo of delicious food, great wine, a welcoming atmosphere and friendly service.

Chef/owner, Damien Messineo is a hobby winemaker himself and he and his family’s passion for their craft has seen them serve up some of the best Italian cuisine in Mandurah since 2002.  You’ll find wood-fired pizzas, home-made pasta and traditional Italian mains like veal saltimbocca on the menu, plus they offer set menu options as well as a kids’ menu and takeaways.  Open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week.

2/2b Peel Street

Bob Jo

This bustling Korean restaurant on Mandurah Terrace has won legions of fans for its delectably spicy dishes as well as for its lively atmosphere and friendly service (and of course, its pink and aqua walls!).  Bob Jo’s beef bulgogi stew, barbequed pork ribs and Korean fried chicken are perennially popular choices, plus there are plenty of menu options to match different dietary requirements. Bookings are essential.

1A/52 Mandurah Terrace

Maneki Sushii

If the reviews of this sushi spot on Dolphin Quay are anything to go by, this is THE spot in Mandurah for the freshest sashimi, sushi, bento boxes, Californian rolls, skewers, ramen and more.  Their best seller is their Karaage Chicken Bento, with plenty of other Japanese specialities on offer.  Whether you’re after a mini maki roll to eat on the run or a sit-down meal of a hearty teriyaki chicken bento, Maneki Sushii will hit the spot.

Dolphin Quay, Shop 9 and 10/4 Zephyr Mews

Café Coast

Located at one of Mandurah’s premier waterfront positions, Café Coast is popular among locals and visitors for its extensive food and beverage list and casual yet refined atmosphere.  The covered al fresco area with its picturesque view is a great spot to enjoy a breakfast, lunch or dinner – or even simply a morning coffee or sundowner.  Seafood features prominently on the menu, with plenty of other choices including Thai curries and modern Australian dishes, plus there’s a great kids’ menu.

Springbok Kitchen

For a taste of Africa, head to Springbok Kitchen on the boardwalk at Dolphin Quay.  This cosy family-run restaurant and boutique bar serves up traditional South African dishes like bobotie and Cape Malay curry as well as a host of other options, including kangaroo, salmon and mussels.  It’s also a great spot to enjoy the famous Mandurah sunset while listening to some live music – plus you can buy South African dried meat treats like biltong there.

4 Zephyr Mews

Boston Burgers

Craving a juicy burger?  Boston Burgers delivers the goods with their US style burgers made with fresh ingredients and trimmings like chipotle mayo and battered onion rings.  Their Nashville buttermilk fried chicken is hot property (literally!) while their new bbq chicken wings are flying off the shelves.  Dine in or takeaway.

149 Mandurah Terrace

Wood & Stone Café

This award-winning family business is located in the heart of Mandurah along the foreshore and is known for its boutique coffees and delicious meals.  Wood & Stone Café is an on-trend all-day spot where you can enjoy a breakfast, ‘brunchlunch’ or tapas platter as well as a hearty dinner on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturday evenings.

2/38 Mandurah Terrace

While this list of Mandurah restaurants has covered the full spectrum of cuisines, we know that lots of you simply want a really good fish and chips.  Mandurah has been the epicentre of WA’s freshest seafood for over a century – so it’s inevitable that fish & chips are a firm favourite in this part of the world.

Here’s a list of some of the top spots for fish and chips in Mandurah.

Where to find fish & chips in Mandurah.

If you want to satisfy your craving for fish and chips and whet your appetite for fun at the same time, you should book our popular Dolphin Cruise in Mandurah’s scenic waterways.  It’s a fantastic way to combine a delectable fish and chips lunch from Cicerello’s with guaranteed dolphin sightings and the best views – plus you get live commentary from a local expert about the culture and heritage of the spectacular surroundings.

You’re spoilt for choice when it comes to fish & chips in Mandurah.  From takeaways on the beach and casual eats on a waterside deck to fancier fare, there’s a plethora of great options to suit your mood and your budget.  Here are some of our top picks:

• Cicerello’s
• Siri’s Fish Shack
• Mandurah Foreshore Fish and Chips
• Oysterbedz
• Sharky’s Fish and Chips

Smiley Joe’s Fish and Chip Shop in the Falcon shopping centre is another spot which has had excellent reviews, whilst Dawesville Fish and Chips in the Dawesville Shopping Centre offers an extensive Asian fusion menu in addition to its fish and chips. 

Places for lunch in Mandurah on the waterfront

As mentioned before (and forgive us if we say it again), but the Mandurah waterfront is the PERFECT setting for a restaurant.  There’s a plethora of places to eat along the water’s edge which offer great food and great views.  Can you think of anything better than a long, lazy lunch with fabulous company while eating great food and enjoying a magnificent outlook?  We can’t.  And that’s why we’re giving you these recommended places for lunch in Mandurah… go on, treat yourself!

• Wood & Stone Cafe – with its inner-city vibe of exposed brick, raw wood and Parisian chairs, this is a great spot for a light lunch or shared tapas style platters
• Brewvino – where waterfront bar meets steakhouse
• Boundary Island Brewery – a relaxed local brewery on the waterfront boasting Mandurah’s only sky deck bar overlooking the estuary
• Waterside Thai – for an authentic taste of Thailand on the waterfront
• The Peninsula – overlooking the eastern foreshore and Manjar Bay, ‘the Pen’ is a great spot for people-watching while enjoying a long lunch
• Flics Kitchen – a perennial favourite for bistro style dining and sharing delicious nibbles and larger plates with mates.  Bottomless lunch?  Yes please!
• Mataya’s Eatery – where fresh meets wholesome.  This inclusive space champions local producers and offers up an ever-changing menu.  Acai Biscoff bowl or Banh Mi Chilli Scrambled Eggs & Pork anyone?
• Café Moka – with its scenic location overlooking the marina and flavoursome (and Insta-worthy) dishes, this café is a great spot to linger over lunch
• Murray River lunch cruise –this half-day sightseeing river cruise with a delicious buffet lunch and dessert make it a meal for the whole family to savour and remember
•  Café Coast – look no further if you’re after a casual, bistro-style lunch in a relaxed setting overlooking the marina
• The Bridge Bar and Restaurant – lunch in these restored buildings overlooking Mandurah’s oldest bridge is a relaxed affair where you can enjoy international flavours with local flair
• Cicerello’s – known for much more than their famous fish ‘n chips, Cicerello’s is a great lunch spot for picturesque waterfront dining

Seafood Restaurants in Mandurah

While there are plenty of cuisines on offer in Mandurah, seafood is the hero in many of the restaurants …and for good reason.  This coastal city is a mecca for seafood lovers and whether you’re after Western Rock lobster, scallops, freshly caught fish, mussels, prawns, crabs or anything in between – you’ll find some of the finest seafood in the world right here.

We’ve already run through many of Mandurah’s top spots for seafood dining with Redmanna, The Peninsula, Cicerello’s and Sharky’s Mandurah among the top picks.  In fact, most Mandurah restaurants have seafood in some shape or form on their menus, so we recommend checking their websites or socials before making a decision.

Another mouthwatering experience which embodies ‘dining with a difference’ awaits you on The Wild Seafood Experience – an interactive ocean-to-plate seafood lunch cruise on the magnificent Mandurah waterways.  You’ll learn more about the thriving marine world beneath you, plus you’ll get to catch your own lobster and have it cooked by our experienced chefs, before enjoying it with a eight-course seafood extravaganza and chilled tipples of your choice.  Doesn’t that sound good for a special occasion – or even just a great day out?  Book here for this uniquely West Australian ‘catch-and-dine’ seafood experience.

A final word on Mandurah restaurants

With an abundance of cuisines on offer, superb local seafood, quality locally grown produce, skilled and creative chefs and picturesque views, you’ll never get bored eating out in Mandurah. 

A quick Google search revealed that patrons had reviewed over 270 restaurants in Mandurah recently using Tripadvisor.  That’s a big number – so you know there’s plenty of choice when you decide to go out for a meal in this culinary hotspot.

And if you’ve got an appetite for adventure– don’t forget to look at Mandurah Cruises which combine food and fun in one mouthwatering dining experience.