Lot One Kitchen, Hillarys

We’ve brunched at Lot One Kitchen Hillarys a couple of times, and we always found the menu delicious. We’d not stopped by in a while, so we thought we’d see if it was still as good as ever. The café-restaurant north on Hillarys marina, was packed out. Though it was about 1pm, we were satisfied by both breakfast and lunch style dishes from the all-day menu. The eatery is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner has had a stylish feel, with fit out. There’s plenty of tables, as well as casual sofas too.

The service was warm and helpful. The all day menu has plenty of choice for all – from pancakes and big breakfasts, to burgers and gnocchi. I felt like something healthy and nourishing, which the “Healing Bowl” ($18) certainly is! A bowl is packed with turmeric sweet potato, ancient grains, toasted seeds, avocado, wild rocket with a zesty preserved lemon and herb dressing. This dish also ticks many boxes – it’s vegetarian, vegan, gluten free, and dairy free. I also added chicken for an extra $8.

My husband loved the Reuben Panini ($20). Shaved corned beef, melted Swiss cheese, pickles and house fermented kraut on a fresh panini. Creamy Russian dressing and chips are served on the side.

Another popular dish on our table was the slow roast lamb hash ($23), with sautéed baby zucchini, charred capsicum, fried egg, and salsa Verdi.

Lot One Kitchen Hillarys has a tasty offering, whatever the time of day. We were impressed with the quality, serving size and flavour of all of our dishes. The northern suburbs spot is well worth a try.

Lot One Kitchen – The Details

Address: 46 Angove Dr, Hillarys.

Phone: 9403 4090

Website: https://www.lotonekitchen.com.au/

Parking: Street parking and limited underground parking.

Dog Friendly: Yes, dogs are welcome in the alfresco area.

Grandchild Friendly: Yes, children’s menu, play corner and highchairs are available.

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Stella is loving retirement! Besides her loves of gardening, reading and painting, she adores spending time with her family and being out and about in Perth. Living in the Perth Hills, her time is often spent brunching with her husband at one of Kalamunda’s many cafes or enjoying a food platter over a glass of wine at a Bickley Valley winery.