Restaurants / The neighbourhood editThe setting at Chapels on Whatley, Maylands.
The neighbourhood edit
Breakfast. Coffee. Lunch. A pastry you didn’t plan on buying. Another coffee you definitely didn’t need. If there is a street that captures the personality of Maylands, it might just be Whatley Crescent.
Read the featureGood places, well chosen
The places to know.
The guides to keep coming back to.
01 / Cafés & CoffeeCafés, bakery counters and a slower start.
02 / RestaurantsLocal tables, from hawker food to Italian evenings.
03 / Bars & DrinksBrewpubs, laneway bars and wine discoveries.
The long way home / A day in Maylands
A Maylands Sunday unfolds without a plan: coffee that becomes brunch, a short walk that becomes an afternoon, and time on the peninsula before the evening. How locals do the day.
A day in 6051
When the day turns into an evening
Bars
Fresh beer and a warehouse brewpub in Maylands.
Bars
A laneway bar above a dedicated live-music room.
Bars
Wine discovery on the other side of Maylands Station.
There’s more to the postcode
Your local little black book
The journal
History
Long before cafés filled Whatley Crescent, before trains arrived at Maylands Station and decades before the suburb acquired its modern identity, life here revolved around a bend in the Swan River.
Discover
The best parts of Maylands are often found a little further from the main street.
