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Explore the top 9 best restaurants in Esperance

Esperance WEATHER

Famous for Cape Le Grand National Park, Lake Hillier (aka the ‘Pink Lake’], Woody Island and other beautiful natural attractions, Esperance is also home to several great restaurants.

Here, you can have your fill of fresh local seafood, as well as Australian, Continental, Asian and other international cuisines.

If you’re headed this way or just passing through, make sure you pencil in any one (or all) of the top nine best Esperance restaurants.


1. FishFace

If you want to sample the best of Esperance seafood, FishFace is the place to be.

Famous for their fish and chips and a range of seafood dishes like their fish specials, surf and turf, and tasty mushroom chips, FishFace restaurant is a favourite among locals and tourists alike.

Here, you’ll have a chance to sample local fish like gummy shark, nannygai, blue eye, ocean jacket, skippy, groper and gemfish, as well as whiting from Shark Bay. In addition, you can enjoy fish prepared just the way you like it if you try their ‘Create Your Own Fish Meal’. First, you’ll choose the fish you want from their specials board, then have it grilled, battered or crumbed, select your sides and enjoy!

Location: 1 James Street, Esperance
Website: https://fishfaceesperance.com/
Phone: 08 9071 1601


2. The Condingup Tavern

Serving as an Esperance cafe, restaurant, bar and general store in one, The Condingup Tavern is famous for its hamburger – said to be the best of its kind in Esperance – and fresh, tasty food.

Some of their house specialties include Reef and Beef (scotch fillet steak with creamy garlic prawns), Seafood Supreme (grilled fresh Orleans Bay snapper topped with creamy garlic prawns, and scones served with jam and cream.

With an afternoon, bar and dinner menu, as well as a range of drinks and desserts, The Condingup Tavern is your perfect stop after climbing Frenchman Peak at Cape Le Grand or walking amongst the wildflowers at Cape Arid National Park.

Location: Cnr Ayre & Parish Sts, Condingup
Website: https://condinguptavern.com.au/
Phone: 08 9076 6024


3. Loose Goose Bar and Restaurant

If you’re looking for a restaurant that’s a tad fancier than the typical casual dining options in Esperance, then the Loose Goose is a must-try for your dinner plans.

With specialties like grilled prawns wrapped in bacon (King Prawns), local grilled scallops and gummy, as well as their daily specials, the Loose Goose Esperance is well worth a visit. Meals include complimentary herb or garlic bread and for those with a sweet tooth, desserts can be ordered to takeaway. Head along to the Loose Goose Bar and Restaurant on your next Esperance adventure.

Location: 9A Andrew Street, Esperance
Website: http://loosegooseesperance.com.au/
Phone: 08 9071 2320


4. Yirri Grove Olive Farm and Restaurant

If you love the thought of dining in a place with an olive farm as its backdrop, then you’re in for a treat at the Yirri Grove Olive Farm and Restaurant. Here, you’ll get to dine on their trendy menu items, like Bechamel Gummy & Leek Pot Pie with Salad, Seafood Chowder with Sourdough Toast, and scones, plus their daily blackboard specials.

Aside from serving meals made from the freshest local produce, the Yirri Grove Olive Farm and Restaurant also features the farm’s own olive oil, local preserves, gift items and works of art.

Location: 1544 Fisheries Road, Myrup
Website: https://yirrigrove.com/restaurant-shop/
Phone: 0407 257 255


5. Sir Juice

Formerly known as S’Juice, Sir Juice at the Esperance Esplanade is popular among locals and tourists looking for a place to get honest-to-goodness fresh juices and other healthy options.

Sir Juice is your go-to place for a quick bite as you take in the delightful seaside scenery. Here, you can enjoy fabulous grilled paninis like roast beetroot, balmy salami; mortadella; Caprese; and roast sweet potato and capsicum. They also serve delicious soups of the day that vary greatly, including Tangy Thai Curry, Field Mushroom, Cauliflower and Roast Almond, Carrot Coconut Coriander, and Japanese Udon Noodles.

Sir Juice begins serving fresh, nutritious salads when soup season’s over. These include Roast Pumpkin & Sweet Potato, Roast Beetroot & Apple, Roast Corn, Black Bean, Quinoa, Tomato & Rocket, and Roast Sweet Potato & Red Capsicum.

Location: Tanker Jetty Headland
Website: https://www.facebook.com/sirjuicebythejetty/
Phone: 0403 618 388


6. Xing’s Sushi & Noodle

Are you craving some sushi and noodles in a no-fuss, simple setting? Then head to Xing’s Sushi & Noodle.

Here at Xing’s, they never disappoint, with satisfied patrons singing praises for Xing’s yummy peppered beef, nasi goreng and Singaporean noodles. Service is casual and fast, so if you’re super hungry and love Oriental dishes, then make sure you stop by Xing’s restaurant Esperance. 

Location: 6 Andrew St, Esperance
Phone: 08 9071 5826


7. Taylor St Quarters

Known for its bright, airy and cheerful atmosphere and lovely beachside location, Taylor St Quarters is even more famous for its extensive menu and delicious food.

Serving brunch, lunch and dinner, as well as a variety of bar snacks, cocktails and wines, Taylor St Quarters serves food that’s always just as much a delight to look at as it is to eat. Try their beef brisket croquettes, tempura fish tacos, local pork belly and pan-fried barramundi, as well as their seriously yummy vegan options on your next visit to this side of Esperance.

Location: 1 Taylor Street, Esperance
Website: https://www.taylorst.com.au/
Phone: 0457 232 039


8. Museum Village Café

Love a cuppa joe in the morning (or any time of the day)? For great coffee and breakfast options, head to the Museum Village Café. Aside from serving steaming mugs of coffee, refreshing iced coffees and milkshakes, they serve a wide range of tasty breakfast staples like pancakes, scones, rolls and eggs done your way.

The Museum Village Café is also a hit during lunchtime or for snacks, featuring daily specials like Seafood Plate with Salad & Chips, Battered Fish Burger with Chips, Seafood Fettuccini in Garlic Sauce and many more.

Location: Museum Village Shop 9 56 Dempster St, Esperance
Phone: 0439 951 898


9. Golden Orient Chinese Restaurant

Craving some honest-to-goodness Chinese cuisine?

Golden Orient Chinese Restaurant Esperance offers a couple of delicious Chinese favourites like bean and black bean sauce and fried rice, honey chicken, Mongolian lamb, scallops, braised beef in oyster sauce, satay king prawn, and lemon squid.

Location: 49 Dempster St, Esperance
Phone: 08 9071 3744


Discover culinary gems at unique Esperance restaurants

Esperance is a great place to delight in nature’s beauty, especially seaside destinations and national parks.

Aside from its many natural attractions, Esperance also features several excellent restaurants that you and your crew should try.

Whether you’re feeling hungry after a WA road trip, a day of adventure or are craving for a specific type of food or cuisine, Esperance has the perfect restaurant to satisfy your taste buds. To ensure you get to sample the very best of Esperance cooking, consider dropping by the restaurants on this list.

Also, make sure you book your Esperance accommodation at Esperance Bay Holiday Park for an overall comfortable stay.

See you soon!

Frequently asked questions

  • What are the must-try restaurants in Esperance?

    If you're looking for great restaurants in Esperance, some of the must-try options include FishFace for the best seafood, The Condingup Tavern for their famous hamburger and fresh food, and the Loose Goose Bar and Restaurant for a fancier dining experience.

  • What types of cuisine can I expect to find in Esperance restaurants?

    Esperance is home to a variety of restaurants that offer Australian, Continental, Asian, and other international cuisines. You can find anything from fresh local seafood to Chinese cuisine.

  • What makes Yirri Grove Olive Farm and Restaurant unique?

    Yirri Grove Olive Farm and Restaurant stands out among Esperance restaurants because it is set against an olive farm backdrop, and it features its own olive oil and local preserves. 

    The restaurant also showcases artworks and offers a trendy menu featuring items like Bechamel Gummy & Leek Pot Pie and Seafood Chowder with Sourdough Toast.

  • Are there any vegetarian or vegan options available in Esperance restaurants?

    Yes, many Esperance restaurants offer vegetarian and vegan options, including Taylor St Quarters, which offers seriously yummy vegan options, and Sir Juice, which serves nutritious salads like Roast Pumpkin & Sweet Potato and Roast Beetroot & Apple.

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17 January 2022

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