Explore with Kate

If you are off camping or exploring the Dwellingup region and all it has to offer, don’t miss out on a visit to the local cafes in town. Dwellingup’s cafes offer scrumptious baked delights and your much-needed barista brew, and whether it’s your last stop before camping at Lane Poole, a delicious breakfast after a weekend in the wilderness or just a great place to have coffee, they’re the perfect stop to add amongst your adventure.

Perched on the corner of Dwellingup’s main street, the Blue Wren Café is an icon of the town and a very popular eatery amongst the locals and visitors alike. Online reviews are unanimous, celebrating Blue Wren’s friendly service, delicious food and value for money. Café owner, Ros Munroe, is passionate about delivering the quality bites guests have come to expect, and serves up her extensive menu with a side of humour. Venture out into the lovely gardens and you’ll encounter the Teapot tree, as well as a few other quirky talking points that make this café one of a kind. Don’t miss the sausage rolls and homemade pies - and the coffee machine gets a regular workout all day for some of the best barista made lattes and espressos in town. There are classic favourites, kids meals, add-ons and popular sides. Breakfast is a very busy time here, and The Blue Wren’s breaky menu runs till 11am daily.

If you’re all about quaint café experiences, Touch of Aroma is a charming little teashop that will delight. Offering delicious Devonshire teas, barista made coffee and a scrumptious range of homemade preserves, this stop should definitely be on your list, if not for the treats but also the take home items to enjoy. Touch of Aroma also sells locally made old and new treasures from mohair products, travelling rugs, scarves and teddy bears, to metal designs, wall art, crocheted hats and soaps. You’ll discover a unique range of locally created items of all kinds in this eclectic café.