Daisies

Great place to get breakfast and coffee/smoothies since they open quite early. We bought both coffee and smoothies and they both tasted great. Also had some pastries to go - some gluten free options available. They also sell some merch and wellness items in the small shop. Pretty fast and friendly service.

Daisy’s in Cottesloe is a really great spot with a fun, coastal vibe and consistently good food. It’s got that relaxed beachside charm that makes it perfect for grabbing breakfast, lunch, or a coffee with friends. The menu has a nice mix of healthy options and classic favourites, and everything I’ve tried so far has been fresh and full of flavour. The coffee is always spot on, and the presentation of the food is simple but appealing — it feels like the kind of place that cares about quality without overcomplicating things. The only downside is the wait times, which can be very long, especially on weekends or during busy breakfast hours. It’s clearly a popular spot with locals and visitors alike, and while that says a lot about how good it is, it also means you often have to be patient. The line can stretch out the door, and finding a table can be tricky if you don’t arrive early. Once you’re seated, though, the atmosphere is great — lively, upbeat, and full of energy. The staff are friendly and do their best to keep things moving despite the crowds. Overall, Daisy’s is definitely worth a visit, but it’s not the kind of place to go if you’re in a rush. If you’re happy to wait a bit and soak up the buzz of Cottesloe, you’ll probably love it. The food and coffee make the experience worthwhile every time.

*EDIT: I’m yet to receive an email reply from Daisies regarding the free matcha, but will update my review once i’ve tried it. Popped in for coffee and also got a strawberry iced matcha because we saw it on the menu. I wish we’d read the matcha reviews beforehand as it didn’t have a strong strawberry taste at all. It tasted like the matcha hadn’t been mixed properly, sour trying to pass off as earthy. The coffee is alright, not my favourite. It’s a very dark roast if you’re into that flavour profile. They use Dukes Coffee ‘Dukes Blend’ beans. It wasn’t my taste (made as a long black) but it might be yours. I imagine it’s better suited to milk. I would have liked to see a local roaster. The cafe itself is really cute, with lots of fresh takeaway meal options. I didn’t try any of their in house food, but the apple and rhubarb porridge sounded nice. It was close to closing so it was fairly dead, but I imagine it would be quite lively when it’s warmer and earlier in the day. Sadly I wanted to like this place more than I did, but I won’t write it off yet.

Stopped for a morning coffee and pastry, first time visitor. Enjoyed a pepper pie which came with flakey pastry (maybe a touch overcooked?) and upsold sauce. My simple flat white coffee took almost 15 minutes to be made, the morning trade was steady but not swamped so be prepared for lengthy wait times! My large flat white coffee (all served in disposable cups, no dine in option so be sure to bring your own reusable cup) was shorted on milk by a good inch. It was a decent coffee, maybe 7/10. The location is nice, it was lovely to sit in the sun on a cool breezy morning.

Avoid the milkshakes like the plague. Nine bucks for what tastes like watered-down syrup pretending to be a milkshake. It’s as if someone waved an ice cream scoop near a blender and called it a day. I left feeling ripped off and borderline nauseous — pure sugar sludge in a cup. Honestly, I’ve had better texture and flavour from hospital jelly.

Vibes on point, server was great. Food was above average and price point was good. 6.50 for a sausage roll and 5 for a banana and chocolate muffin.

The service is fast. The pastries are nice and varied. Well priced. The coffee is sound, and atmosphere is really nice. Plenty of outdoor setting, grassy bits to sit on, with blankets so you can be extra comfy

Been to daises many times now and it never disappoints - always nice to grab coffee/food and walk towards the beach. They have a wide variety of foods/sweets to choose from, I really enjoyed the winter porridge this time around in the rainy weather

Ohhhhh so this ISN'T a sweet little brunch cafe with a cute name? No, as I found last week, Daisie's is in fact a corner deli with cafe-style alfresco seating. But it's a pretty fantastic deli at that. Along with your usual food conveniences, Daisie's make some mean bakes like gourmet potato-top pies, pasties and of course their famous sweet muffins. The muffins are ample, buttery and fluffy. Worthy of their reputation. Worthy of that $4.50 price tag though? Maybe not.

I bookmarked this place a while back, and was in the area this morning and in need of coffee. Seeing the high star rating I didn't bother to read the reviews, and much like Claire H, thought I was heading to one of Cottesloe's many health conscious cafes. Boy was I wrong! This place is packed with pies and other golden baked goods. It's like a giant super deli/convenience store with a few tables and chairs out the front. Lots of toiletries, lollies and all the other stuff you would expect to find in a corner store line the shelves. I'd head back here if I was after a meat pie one day.

Pretty good. Though North Street Store is better.uffins are good and get the ice cream sandwiches.

Such a simple little cafe/deli with so much to offer. The pastries and sandwiches are always fresh and the chocolate milkshakes are to die for!

Rottnest bakery pies, topdup coffee donuts and great coffee make for a fantastic stop if you're heading to or have been at the beach! Lots of parking nearby and just a few streets back from the beach. New owners recently took over and have done great things with this cafe! Donuts sellout the day they come in so time it with delivery days.

When my friends and I have time off for study and we're keen to catch up for breakfast, Daisies is always the first option. It's within walking distance or the range of public transport for all of us, which makes this place a haven for locals. There is nothing I like better than coming down at 8.30 in the morning to have a raspberry and white chocolate muffin and a juice (bottled, not fresh). The standards of the muffins did start to drop a couple of months ago (I think there might have been a change in manager/owner?) so we didn't come back for a while, but I was there this morning and the muffins are just as good as they have ever been - I actually managed to eat 2! As far as an easy breakfast goes, you can't beat a muffin from Daisies

Situated slap bang in the middle of a residential area, Daisies of Cottesloe is local by location. Everyone here seems to known of Daisies but I advise those not from the area to come and try. It is the home of fresh muffins and pies, yummy fresh homemade muffins and pies. Need I say more? Come early to get the freshest baked items, pop in before or after your early morning Cott swim and your day has a great start.

Cute little bakery. Buy a delicious pie and refreshing drink, take a seat outside and enjoy!

One of my favourite new spots, and always busy so you know it's good! Love how quickly the food comes out, and perfect if you're on the go. The worst part was deciding which donut to eat. A little pricey, but hey that's Perth for ya.

Gone are the old days of daisies! New owners have made it a policy of not having hair in your food and rats out the back! The place has had a pretty big revamp which has put a bit of fresh air into the place. Friendly and tasty food found here

Great service, the range of food is fantastic and always fresh. Delicious coffee and muffins!