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egg dishes - try the Israeli-style Red Shakshuka or the Spanish eggs Flamenco - and
lunch presents every-thing from citrus-cured salmon, scallops or WA's best beef burger.
Ecelctic beers and wines too.
INDIAN
$$
Maya
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( 08-9335 2796;
www.mayarestaurant.com.au
; 77 Market St; mains $18-29; 6pm-late Tue-Sun, noon-3pm Fri)
Maya's white tablecloths and wooden chairs signal classic style without the pomp. Its
well-executed meals have made it a popular local spot for years, earning it the reputation
of WA's best Indian restaurant.
Gino's
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CAFE
$$
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(
www.ginoscafe.com.au
;
1 South Tce; mains $15-30; 6am-late; )
Old-school Gino's is Freo's most
famous cafe, and while it's become a tourist attraction in its own right, the locals still treat
it as their second living room, only with better coffee. For the uninitiated, you'll need to
order and pay and then collect your own coffee.
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Fishing Boat Harbour
Little Creatures
(
www.littlecreatures.com.au
;
40 Mews Rd; pizzas $18-34, shared plates $9-24; 10am-midnight)
Little
Creatures is classic Freo: harbour views, fantastic brews (made on the premises) and ex-
cellent food. In a cavernous converted boatshed overlooking the harbour, it can get chaotic
at times, but a signature Pale Ale with a wood-fired pizza will be worth the wait. More
substantial shared plates include chickpea tagine and pork belly with fennel. No bookings.
PUB
$$
Cicerello's
(
www.cicerellos.com.au
;
44 Mews Rd; fish & chips $14, mains $17-28; 10am-late)
Since 1903, Cicerello's
has been a quintessential Freo experience. Leave the kids staring at the large aquariums
(filled with living coral, bright fish, an octopus and a hemmed-in shark), choose your fish
FISH & CHIPS
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