4 Best Bars in Western Australia, Australia

Fancy a tour of a brewery? How about borrowing a free, retro-red bike for the day? Little Creatures has got a lot going for it—including its harborside location and fun-loving, artsy vibe—and it won’t cost an arm and a leg. Sign up for the A$12 tours that take you through every step on the beer-making process, running at 1, 2, and 3 pm every day. Then, leave a photo copy of your credit card and driver’s licence or passport with the staff so you can borrow a bike. This is the best place in Fremantle to taste kangaroo—the skewers are excellent, as are the steamed mussels and thin-crust pizzas. Naturally, matching the food with beer is a must. Expect a pleasant surprise from the mid-strength Rogers beer.

Bunbury's number one cocktail bar serves up moody dim-lit vibes in the back, and bright street views in the front. Sip colorful creations, craft beer, wine, and spirits surrounded by neon lights, old Hollywood photos, and exposed brick while you cozy up on padded and pillowed seats. There may not be a kitchen but they welcome and encourage you to order from neighboring restaurants such as Last Slice or Right On Burgers.

For a night full of cocktails, elegant eats, and views for miles, get dressed up and head to Storehouse Subiaco. Located on the ninth floor of the Vibe hotel, this trendy rooftop bar is the place to be and be seen on a Friday or Saturday night. A sizeable drinks menu and tasty bar and terrace food menu let you linger over sunset and well into the night. Happy hour beer and house wine start at $6 4--6 pm daily. 

The Old Synagogue was built in 1902 and was the first synagogue in the state. Today, it's a happening hot spot consisting of four places to eat, drink, and be merry. Mr Chapple is a cozy small bar perfect for meet-ups; The Abor is a massive beer garden that can pack in up to 500 party-seekers; Tonic & Ginger is a trendy split-level Asian-fusion dining room; and last but certainly not least is L'Chaim, a supercool, retro-looking lounge that is hidden within the wooden walls of the basement. Can you find it?