3 Best Casual Restaurants in Osborne Park

3 restaurants available nearby

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1. Tony Roma's - Perth

4.1

Excellent(1546)

Price: Moderate

• American • Perth CBD

Booked 28 times today

Tony Roma's, Legendary for Ribs. Famous for So Much More. Tony Roma's offers a wide variety of culinary deliciousness in a casual dining atmosphere. Join us for our World Famous Baby Back Ribs, steaks and more. Let’s get saucy!

2. Terrarium Perth

4.8

Exceptional(4)

Price: Expensive

• Australian • Perth CBD

Terrarium Perth offers a stylish bar, kitchen, and terrace experience in the heart of the city. Known for its botanical-inspired décor and laid-back atmosphere, it serves a selection of cocktails, craft beers, and a diverse food menu. It's an ideal venue for casual drinks, intimate dining, or private events.Terrarium Perth is multi level cocktail & spirits bar, Kitchen and Rooftop Terrace located 99 St George’s Terrace Perth CBD, Entry via Howard St

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3. Sen5es Restaurant and Wine Bar

4.0

Excellent(2)

Price: Expensive

• Wine Bar • Perth CBD

Sen5es Restaurant and Wine Bar provides a relaxing environment for a casual drink, meal or intimate dining experience. Sen5es Restaurant and Wine Bar is a member of Buy West Eat Best. The restaurant a la carte menu highlights the best local Western Australian produce. Sen5es Wine Bar boasts a carefully crafted wine list with a broad selection of Western Australian and international wines and premium cocktails. Set menu available from $45 per personSen5es offers Happy Hour, from 5.00 pm to 6.00 pm on weekdays, $9.5 selected pints and wines. For group bookings of 8 people or more, please contact us at casey.mikus@accor.com or (08) 9425 1781.

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3 restaurants available nearby

1. Tony Roma's - Perth

2. Terrarium Perth

3. Sen5es Restaurant and Wine Bar

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