Something French on Hay St
Shop 192/580 Hay Street Mall, Perth WA 6000, Australia
About
Indulge in a symphony of flavors at Something French on Hay St, where the rustic charm of Provence meets the vibrant energy of Perth. Savor the artful blend of authentic French cuisine and locally sourced ingredients, transporting your palate to the heart of the Mediterranean with every bite.
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Reviews (5)
I had a few minutes to spare before my next meeting, so I ducked into this elegant bakery to find a quick treat. The display case was filled with so many beautiful things that it was actually hard to choose just one. I ended up with a flaky pastry that I ate while walking back through the busy city streets toward the office. The service was very polite and had that classic, graceful feel you expect from a traditional French shop. It was a lovely little escape from the corporate rush that made my afternoon much brighter.
This little bakery brings a lovely touch of French charm to the middle of the busy city. The smell of fresh pastries is wonderful and the whole shop is very tidy and well-presented. I really liked the traditional flavors and found the food to be very authentic and light. The staff were very polite and served us with a lot of grace and speed during the lunch rush. It is a very elegant and calm destination for anyone looking for a sweet and high-quality break on Hay Street.
Beautiful little cafe. Lovely waitstaff. Perfect food. Excellent coffee. We had the eggs and French toast. Absolutely the best.
Went to this place for lunch with my family. We got the 'Montagnarde' (a savory pancake with ham potatoes in it, 14 dollars), a ham and cheese croissant which was about 9 dollars and a ham and cheese toastie which was also about 9. Also got chocolate chip scrolls from the cabinet (7 dollars). Food tasted good. The coffee from this place was not the best, but still drinkable. Fed a family of four, two adults, two kids for 54 dollars so all good
Small cafe in the middle of the CBD. Thereโs some options for hot breakfast, as well as the bakery options (which were sold out and not replenished while I was there). Service was really slow and it took much longer than expected for the food to be served. Food was quite average, especially given the price. We got a breakfast roll and an avo toast. Quite a few of their food options (including galette and avo toast) were quite oily and had oil dripping out of them, so pick carefully. Breakfast roll was nicely heated up and had some sort of sweet jam inside, which provided contrast with the savoury hashbrown and bacon. The texture of the scrambled egg and avo on the avo toast were both too watery.









