Black Pig Deli & Co, Inglewood

We’ve often popped into the Black Pig Deli, when in the Inglewood area. It’s a very popular gourmet deli and my husband just loves their pork pies which are made a few times a year. Recently Black Pig Deli & Co expended its size into the retail space next door and now offers a café too! The café offers a great cuppa. The coffee used is a special roast especially made for Black Pig Deli, by local roasters Brew.

On the counter, and in the cabinet is a tempting choice of freshly made sweet treats and savories too.

We found a table to sit at, in the small dining space or miss-matched vintage tables and chairs. It looked just like a Victorian-era table we had many years ago, with large, ornate legs.

There is also some space to sit in a rear courtyard (dogs are welcome) and out the front on Beaufort Street.

This month (June) they have a special dine in grazing platter available, which we enjoyed with our foodie daughter. This is usually available for take away from the deli. It contained a selection of goodies all available to purchase from the neighboring deli, made in house, or locally scoured. There is Black Pig Deli coppa, Dellendale triple cream brie cheese from Denmark, a slice of Poach Pear pork and sage terrine, Black Pig Deli pickled bread & butter pickles, and golden beetroot, a red wine poached pear, Poach Pear baguette toasts, and delicious Metteis Baking Nordic crackers – all for $38. It’s plenty for two or three people.

Afterwards we browsed the deli. We loved the pickles so much we bought a jar to take home.

Back Pig Deli & Co is found opposite the Inglewood Library, making it a great spot for a cuppa and trip to find a new read. Be sure to take an esky along, as you’ll find it hard to leave without taking home some house-made charcuterie and other local gourmet treats.

Find Black Pig Deli & Co at 890 Beaufort Street, Inglewood.

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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.