Moore & Moore Cafe

Beautiful location, feels like Europe. Quirky and eccentric, which is a staple of what makes Fremantle great. Surprisingly a well suited dj at 9am on Thursday which was lovely Service was classic Aussie, very casual but it fit the theme. Food was quick, very large and well presented. Not overly expensive nor incredibly tasty but was worth the experience & vibe. Will be returning. Shaded area for doggo Which was appreciated.

A fabulous quirky cafe that is warm and welcoming. There’s a wide range of delicious foods cooked with love and delivered with a smile. This place has a real community feel and is always well patronised. Extra bonus for being dog friendly and providing live entertainment for guests.

Had Sunday bf next to our hotel. Its an alley with open space and an adjacent room for indoor dining. Got available table first then q order. Food and drinks would be served. Nice blueberry hotcakes. Many mains come with whipped coconut cream. Some board games and chess sets at the back alley for the kids to play.

Great food, average vibes. The dishes were delicious and definitely the highlight of the visit. The venue was decent, though nothing particularly memorable. Service could use a lift—staff seemed a bit disengaged, and a smile or two would’ve gone a long way. With a bit more warmth, this place could really shine.

Moore & Moore Cafe in Fremantle is the definition of cafe perfection. The sweetest little spot with beautiful food, amazing staff and the most relaxing, cozy vibe. Everything felt so thoughtful — from the décor to the flavours. 10/10 and definitely one of my new favourites in Freo! Thanks guys

10/10 brunch spot in the heart of freo with fantastic food and coffee and amazing service from lovely staff 🥰 Presentation is always impeccable, with beautiful garnishes and colours. Plenty of options for dietary requirements, vegan, gluten free & dairy free! Coffee is so great every time and they offer all the alt milk options. Parking can be hard to find on weekends but is expected with Fremantle.

Only had a cacao and it was one of the best and most authentic experienced. Well presented too. Way better tasting than the sugary sweet powdered hot chocs elsewhere. This one made me understand when they talk about 'depth' in taste ! Looked like a bit of effort went into their drinks 👍 Atmosphere is pretty cool with a few seating areas.

Arriving early on a Sunday morning we had fantastic, quick, service and found a seat in the beautiful courtyard. The servings were bigger than expected and the coffee was amazing.

My absolute FAVOURITE cafe in freo! Funky and eccentric vibe, with the cutest hidden backyard seating. The specials are always unique and exploding with flavour. And don't get me started on the passion fruit cheesecake OMG I COULD MARRY IT! Staff are always efficient and charismatic. The best spot for a date or hang out. In love, been 100 times and I'll go 100 times more.

This place was great. Okay, it felt more like a university coffee shop, but that probably has a lot to do with it being located in the grounds of Notre Dame University, which pretty much takes up a huge chunk of Fremantle. Yet, this place was delightful, hidden in one of the many old warehouses that dot the area, and also having a delightful atmosphere. The staff were awesome, the food delicious, and the tea, yeah, that was pretty good as well.

An eclectic establishment just steps from the Notre Dame Medical School on a side street just off the beaten path. It is deceptively large given the rather narrow footprint. I didn't eat here, but cased out other people's food ( L O L!) and plan to go back for lunch tomorrow. It was quite busy and folks were enthusiastically eating and for the mist part leaving clean plates - This is always a good sign. I can say the coffee was delish and arrived lickety split!

Interesting venue and decor ... coffee was average and tasted bitter burnt...had chilli eggs, disappointingly it was just cut chilli scattered on the plate and over cooked dry fried eggs, another plate was dry pancakes, had to request for butter and honey but not the same! Shame!

This place is great for breakfast or brekky as the 'stralians say. I had the eggs Benedict with slow cooked beef and it was awesome. Forget what the wife had, some sort of fried eggs with halloumi cheese. Both were really good, the relish and caramelized onions that came with hers were so tasty. We both ordered iced dirty chai and they put ice cream scoops in it, I guess as the sweetener and creme which makes sense but was a little off-putting as an adult for breakfast, def really good and satisfied my inner child, YUM! Turns out a lot of places put icecream in the iced coffee here. Can't say I hate it. Make sure you have a table number ready when you order. The courtyard out back is so beautiful with plants everywhere. What a great experience. The brekky and coffee is good, go here.

There's change in the air, cafe hunters. Grumblings are growing over the rise in cost for the humble avocado on toast and I'm inclined to think I found it's successor in the rustic stylings of Freo's Moore & Moore cafe. Half cafe, half art gallery, this cosy cave of coffee, breakfast and a kind-of-medieval inspired dining hall, serves up a burnt butter and sage pumpkin mash on toast with poached eggs, and spinach. It's definitely the start of something that steers us away from the avocado craze. Similar to Tresna L's comments, I would have loved to have seen a little bit more seasoning in the pumpkin (let that sage shine through!). That said, after a walk across to the cafe in 2 degrees winter winds, I was grateful for a warm cup of coffee to wrap my hands around and the warmth of the food in my empty stomach. With complimentary WiFi, this is a decent spot to stop, power through some work and enjoy a coffee and bite to eat while you do so.

I had such a wonderful experience here - it was the first cafe I visited after coming home from living and working abroad and I was excited to rediscover Perth's coffee scene. The staff are beyond lovely! I wanted to order their raw vegan lunch special, but just as I was about to, one of the waiters began wiping it off the specials board...sold out. Seeing my disappointment, they quickly proposed an alternative - "How about we whip you up a raw vegan surprise?". I love surprises. This one definitely didn't disappoint! Aside from the amazing staff, Moore & Moore is just an awesome space. You have the choice of sitting inside the eclectic art gallery with quirky furniture and antiques, or outside in the beautiful garden area. Want something different instead of your regular coffee? Try the dirty, filthy chai latte (with choc and coffee!). Hands down my favourite cafe at the moment and will keep coming back! Thanks so much guys :)

Came here for brunch with a friend. Had heard a lot about their rotten dirty chai - chai latte with a shot of espresso and hot chocolate. They don't use chai powder but brewed tea leaves. The shot of coffee isn't strong and the chocolate can barely be tasted but it is definitely refreshing and flavorsome and good value. A pot for two gives you 4 cups. :) The poached eggs with turkish toast were delish.

I get the reviews and there was a steady caravan of prams trying to get into court yard and play area. Very busy over the Easter weekend and I liked the friendly staff. I had the eggs Benny with a double shot flat white and a Disney themed melon juice $36. Hmm Sorry but I spend less than that on torak rd Melbourne with a better selection of eggs. We wanted to try the vegan selection and took one look at the turmeric coffee ahhh no thanks. Glad we tried staff and vibe was good.

Best vegetarian breakfast in Perth I ordered the "Avo" - Herbed grain toast, haloumi, poached eggs, asparagus, olive & broad bean. I accompanied my breakky with a mocha in a mug, one of the best coffees I've had in freo to date. The atmosphere, service, food and coffee was perfection. Best way to start my day! Cannot wait to go back and try there mushrooms!!!

Only grabbed takeaway coffee but the building is pretty awesome and the coffee delicious! Friendly service too.

After selecting one of the quirky little areas to have a feed, we placed our orders and had a look at the art gallery whilst we waited. After a forgotten order my fish burger finally arrived. The curry was ell balanced, although could have had some extra heat, the protein was cooked perfectly and had a beautiful aroma. The cauliflower soup was a homerun, with little pesto drizzles giving it a wonderful lift. Lastly my fish burger. It had a piece of fish that was cooked very well, and had a subtle relish that blended with the fish. Overall a good meal with plenty of decor to look at. Food 7/10 service 5/10 decor 8/10

An impressive building, Moore & Moore houses an art gallery upstairs and a rambling cafe that spills out in to a cobbled laneway. The inside part of the cafe is a great place to sit with a big breakfast, a pot of tea and the laptop (there's free wifi) while the art gallery upstairs had regular exhibitions that are worth your time. The breakfasts are huge. Massive. Like feeding a 8 foot giant kind of massive. I kind of wish they'd reduced the size of my meal and focussed instead on better quality ingredients. It's not that they were bad, but the taste of my eggs and salmon was a little bland.

To start with, everyone should visit this beautiful place at least once in their life, and once u have Ull keep going back for more!! It is beautifully decorated, which may have something to do with being incorporated with an art gallery! The coffee was absolutely delicious and just superbly made. And for those of you that are coeliac the soy milk doesn't contain barley, so you'll be pleased to know u can drink it!! I can't comment on the food though because we only came for coffee, but definitely worth it!

Service: 2/3 Food: - I try not to eat out Drink: 3/3 my choice, coffee only Cleaniness: 3/3 Toilets, cafe... Parking: car street Bike - street rack Sitting: mixture Outside: private outdoor courtyard + street Location: near the heart of Freo. Extra Word: cafe with a art gallery. Other large cafes can learn from M & M about how to service and present to their patrons!

We ate the vegan nachos. And the kids had avocado on toast. The vegan options were great and generous portions The atmosphere was excellent and the service was warm and prompt. Sentimentally I love this place, and even without that it is an awesome place to eat...

Oh my goodness the chai latte here is BOMB. They serve the latte in a kettle for you to pour into your cup. Its very cute and clever presentation. I got about 3 cups of chai from my one kettle! What a deal!! Definitely will come back here for more :-)

I actually found this cafe by just typing in on google, "where in Perth can I get a pumpkin spice latte?" And, wah-la! I found it there. I was blown away about how amazing it was on the inside. It has a very old and rustic feel to it, with random/neat trinkets littered everywhere. The guy who rang us up was super cool and quirky. While waiting for our drinks, my friend and I browsed the big circle of antique pianos next door. Very cool. It was such a warm and beautiful day that we sat outside in the back patio area. They had comfy couches and chairs galore. I felt like I was at a tea party hidden away in a garden, AND in a friends backyard at the same time. I'm still babbling about the cafe alone. Ahem, the coffee? Superb. I got a hot pumpkin latte, and my friend got an iced coffee with pumpkin. Both were excellent. I made sure to ask the guy at the reg how long they would be serving these beautifully crafted Pumpkin lattes, and he insured me that they'd still be around come Christmas time. Lastly! the staff rock! Everyone is super chilled out and very warm and real. That being said, I might just make it a routine to pop down there every Sunday :)

Charming, eclectic, rustic cafe with lots of different little nooks to set up at with a pot of tea and some reading material. The muffins are delicious and the music is cool. Unfortunately the brand of soy milk rubs me the wrong way, so visits are more sporadic. Here coffee I shall not drinketh.

The ambience of this cafe is so unique with the quirky furniture and settings! The food was delicious, however missing a few things. I ordered the pumpkin smash dish and the star ingredient of the dish was, of course, the pumpkin. However, my friend and I found that the poached eggs weren't as tasty as others and I believe it may be because of the method of cooking it. The egg whites tasted sort of plastic-ky. Also, there wasn't a great variety of dishes available and the prices weren't that appealing.

I was taken here by some friends who are Fremantle locals for a late breakfast at 11am on Sunday Morning. I was stressing out as normally at that time you can never get a table anywhere however this cafe was a godsend. This place is so beautiful! Amazing fit out, live music, adjoining art gallery & a large shady outside area! We nabbed a large shady table and went to place our orders. The menu is great, everything sounds delicious and there is a very extensive drinks list including coffee, chai, teas, cold pressed juices and more. All of the food we ordered was yummo. I would recommend the "little pot of moore" which was a Tuscan style baked eggs. The only reason I am choosing 4 stars instead of 5 is that there was quite a long wait on breakfast, approx 45 min, but as we were a large group at a busy time I wouldn't hold it against them.

Great food, and a nice shabby sheik atmosphere. Even my two year old finished her breakfast (and ours).

Food was great, however I waited for an hour just to get a hot chocolate (which was mediocre). I also had to demand this hot chocolate from the waitress, who then asked for it to be made. The food was brought out 20 minutes after that, and I yet again had to demand the waitress for an estimated time of my meal's arrival. The food was great, but it was ridiculously overpriced (even for Fremantle). Signs are confusing (there was a sign saying "Please wait to be seated", so we waited for 20 minutes without being seen to while numerous staff walked past us before seating ourselves). I just cannot justify paying $35 for 1 serving of pancakes and two hot chocolates whilst waiting around an hour and thirty minutes for it. This is a typically busy cafe and should be equipped to deal with a large amount of customers, therefore I cannot understand my lack of service. I hope your business shuts down and is replaced by a new cafe that can serve me without charging an arm and a leg. Do not pay your employees for underperforming. If this was America you would long be out of business as no one would tip you. Will not be eating at Moore and Moore again.

Yummy nutritious breakfast for $20 unfortunately i didnt like the chilli slices in it. Found a hair in sugar and salad. Only down side they offered to replace whole dish. I didnt take up offer so surprised me by giving a refund.

Great coffee and amazing breakfast/ brunch joint. Has a very rustic feel to it. Portion was pretty decent with meals prepared from fresh produce. Had the pumpkin dish and loved it. Would prefer if they would serve more bacon considering I've paid extra for it. Coffee was really good. Place can get a tad busy so best go early. Saying that, they do have plenty of seating space and long benches/ tables which caters well for a big group. Only trouble is you have to order at the till. Does not bother me but might be a hassle to others/ single mums and elderly if anything. Great atmosphere, rustic feels and a trendy joint.

Moore and Moore is a cafe with an gallery attached to it. The decor of the place is very rustic with nooks and cranny to enjoy your brunch or coffee. It has a lovely courtyard and like many brunch places in Fremantle it can get very busy, more so at Moore and Moore. The menu at Moore & Moore has the usual selection of brunch meals - bircher museli, eggs on toast, but they also have steak sandwich and daily specials. All of which looks absolutely fabulous. They have beautiful coffee, Fiori I believe, along with a decent selection of homemade juices and smoothies. The service is a little abrupt and the food can take a while to come out but it's a casual cafe and as long as our food gets to us, and tastes good and we're asked how we doing, I"m happy.

This place really is "as good as it gets." The waitstaff are super friendly. There's a large patio area out the back with lots of seats in shade. The coffee is fantastic. And the food isn't the same stuff you see recycled on menus all over everywhere: t's pretty to look at, made from really fresh ingredients, and it is so SO tasty! A great weekend brunch spot.

This is my most-frequented Fremantle coffee spot. It's large and open, with various seating options either around tables in a large room, in the corridors or the courtyard out the back, with an art gallery built in for kicks. It makes it great for singles, couples and larger groups. On my last visit, I noticed that the majority of the food options seem to be a variation of something...'and eggs'. So toast and eggs, avocado and eggs, chorizo and eggs, pumpkin mash and eggs...but the quality of the food is top-notch, and I do go for breakfast...so it's not such a bad thing. Last visit I was craving sweet however, which only left me with fruit toast or porridge. I make porridge everyday, so fruit toast it was. The serving sizes are very large, so definitely don't plan on a big lunch afterwards. The fruit toast is locally made and organic and packed full of fruit, figs being a lovely addition. Two slices, with housemade jam, which was more of a compote than full-on jam and cinnamon butter. The butter was a little too cold, it took forever to melt, but I was there just as it opened, so that could possibly explain it. Coffee wise, there's the usual suspects, with a few flavoured coffees mixed in, such as pumpkin spiced and honeycomb. There's a good variety of loose-leaf teas on the menu too. I really like the vibe in this laid-back cafe, but the staff can vary between lovely and friendly and a little hipster snobbish. Given you order at the counter and are generally left to your own devices, that's not such a big deal.

Always popular and busy but the wait for food isn't long at all, even in peak periods. I have order a meal with Nitrate free bacon on several occasions it has been exceptional each time. The coffee is consistent. Meal sizes are good and the menu has all the things you want. Always daily specials. I come here very frequently because of location and deliciousness

Art gallery / cafe in old town Fremantle. Beautiful buildings and food top notch. Service excellent and art worth going to see! We went to a wedding here and it was amazing. Go to this cafe!

Thought I'd try something different. Ordered the lamb shoulder. Absolutely Delish! loved the decor and causality. Priced well.

Everytime I go to Moore & Moore I always receive warm friendly service. There is a laid back chilled vibe. Love the courtyard at the back. The coffee is ok and the food is tasty.

Situated in one of the best parts of Freo, Moore & Moore Cafe is part of the Moores Building, which includes a wonderful heritage gallery space. The breakfast menu here is truly outstanding, with the French toast topping my list of perfect starters for the day. An equal number of savory breakfast options are also difficult to choose between. Their coffee is also top notch and you can enjoy it sitting in the shady courtyard, a sunny bench seat out the front (dogs allowed too), or take it away and stroll through the gallery or Freo's charming back streets.

Nice healthy, but not boring breakfast! Nice food, nice atmosphere and a great find! Highly recommend a visit, all food freshly cooked and tastes great!

On a casual shopping day in Freo with my mum, it was time to sit down, take a break and feed those growling stomachs of ours; that is when we stumbled across Moore & Moore cafe. Not quite the usual place I would sit to grab a bite to eat, but my mum was drawn in by the display of contemporary art, and I couldn't say no to the smell of the food. Moore & Moore cafe is an art gallery crossed with a cafe; it is very funky and seems like something fun only Melbourne would have to offer. This cafe screams out with a unique coolness and would be a great spot for lunch for uni students as it is just round the corner from The University of Notre Dame. The staff are ridiculously friendly and my chai latte was magnificent, and the veggie wrap was delicious and very healthy. The prices are very reasonable so I will most certainly be back to lounge about and check out more of the art work.

I was frequently late for my lectures at uni due to waiting in the massive queue that would form at Moore & Moore in the mornings by other students and local business peoples. It is more than likely the most well-loved and popular place in Freo for a coffee. It is attached to the Moore Art Gallery and their tiny kitchen, half filled with the never stopping coffee machine, is built into a wall. Their food is delicious, they serve up breakfasts and lunches, food you'd expect but watch out for their pretty creative specials. I'd highly recommend their blueberry muffins, warmed up in the winter would keep me alive through lectures. Their seating is of course old school vintage furniture, benches to spread out your notes and study, or couches and armchairs to nestle into with a good book (yet another reason I'd miss the start of lectures!) and it tends to spill out into the art space. My favourite spot though would be under the stairs where me and a friend would take residence for a couple of hours a week. Outside is a beautiful courtyard with trees overhanging keeping you shaded from the sun, while you sit in the warmth with a cup of tea chatting to friends or reading the newspaper. There are of course local postcards and flyers to keep you updated on the ongoings around town, and I've often been encouraged to go an art exhibit or concert while I wait for my takeaway and peruse through. It is a lively and fun place to go, spend the afternoon working, have a meal with a friend, takeaway your coffee and wander through the art gallery. The service is amazing, let's be honest there aren't too many places left where they'll sing your name out for your order!

This is a hip little cafe connected to the beautiful Moores art gallery. It shares its neighbour's flair and creativity, both in the food it presents and the interiors it presents them in. While I've only stopped for a soy latte, which was creamy and well brewed, Moore & Moore also does breakfast, lunch and a range of cakes, all artfully whipped up from what I could see in the displays. The place is decked out with mismatched furniture, cool lamps and poster-clad walls, setting just the right vibes for the full gallery-cafe experience.

I ordered the pumpkin salad special and nearly died of deliciousness overdose . Pumpkin blackened into sticky sweet yummy goodness . Sprinkled with toasted nuts and an array of the freshest herbs. Topped with harissa yoghurt to give a bit of bite and tang. So fresh. So tasty. I will so be back to this restaurant . The coffee was very very good too. Ambience very Fremantle and very relaxing. This is my kind of good food. Not complicated with restaurant glossy pretension, just good produce well prepared and presented.

Love coming here after a long day at university. The food is so fresh and healthy. I always sneak in before a lecture for some toasted muffins and a chai latte. The place is so funky and always playing good beats, love the court yard, so chilled.

We loved that it was spacious, that we weren't crammed in to a tiny space that was loud and busy. There were big enough tables (old dining tables) to suit our family of five, service was friendly and easygoing, and the food and coffee were not a disappointment. Gorgeous gallery and vibes.

Great drinks menu with pressed juices, smoothies and great coffee! I've been here for breakie and lunch on a Sunday and have always managed to grab a table. Food is simple, yummy and pretty well priced for Freo. It is attached to a gallery and is very well decorated in a freo heritage building. Will definitely be back!

Came in today for one of the best brownies I've ever eaten. I have had 3 different brownies now from Moore and Moore on different occasions and each time is a little slice of heaven. I really enjoy relaxing in this alternative little cafe. Always good to see the friendly staff busy buzzing around.

My favorite place to come when I was studying at the university of Notre dame. Great breakfast and lunch and incredible coffee!! Not to mention the brownies!!! Also a very cool place to hang out and chill or catch up with friends. I always like to pop in here whenever I visit freo.

This place is cool. Like, seriously cool. It has alfresco dining out front, an attached art gallery and performing space, and more outdoor dining out back with a beautiful patio area. Moore & More is located inside the versatile Moore's heritage building, with a menu that'll make the greenies amongst us happy, but won't let the carnivores down! However, the menu lacks options, and if you're not a fan of what's on it then too bad. Food is also quite expensive but portion sizes are good and ingredients always look fresh. The drinks list however is VERY extensive with all types of different hot and cold beverages (coffees, teas, chais, juices etc). Counter cakes all look delish and the muffins are immense (lemon crumble - Yes please!) But the coffee here just doesn't really do it for me; past experience has seen my coffee arrive already lukewarm and lacking a certain buzz... What this place lacks though it makes up for in terms of setting and atmosphere. Worth a visit, but no need to rush.

AMAZING!!!! Little spot on the back streets of freo. Spectacular service by all staff we encounter today. Were more than happy to help with all of my many questions asked about ingredients; super helpful for those with intolerances, anaphylaxis and allergies. Staff was super friendly; happy to have a conversation even though they were quite busy. Amazing vegan, vegetarian and raw lunch and desserts. Coffee was one of the best I've had and I must say I'm a picky critic. Great for anyone including families, coffee catch ups and even business conventions. 11/10 experience; will be recommending to friends/family and most definitely coming back again :))

I like this place more for it's aesthetic than it's food which is just ok. I had poached eggs on avocado while sitting outside in the courtyard. Atmosphere is lovely though as is the big old building it is housed in. Coffee is also good. A gorgeous place to sit and linger...

Stopped in for a very lovely breakfast. Serving fresh and tasty meals from a very interesting and very cool building. A little on the pricier side of things for what the food that they serve but not overly so. The dishes are imaginative without going too overboard and forgetting that they are supposed to be breakfast. Those with a long beard, tight jeans and a fixie will feel most at home but the rest of us will enjoy it as well!

Rather dirty, tired and trying way too hard to be something that it is not. The decor is very dated, it feels like it's past it's use by date. Don't bother, there are much better places in Fremantle.

Great style, sadly no substance. Cold coffee and over an hour wait for sub standard to barely average breakfast. They kept seating people and bringing extra tables out of storage to seat people the kitchen could not cater to. Nice decor, but we will never go there again. Try somewhere else...