Review Island Brew House & Dining - Perth

A nice venue with a lovely chilled ambiance, suitable for groups, couples and families. Menu has a great variety of food options and the portions are large! Well presented dishes and great tasting. An enjoyable experience by the swan river and twinkling lights. What a great view from the tables seated outside! Love the deco!

Terrible experience. Five faux stars for the nice weather. Saturday afternoon had lunch with our group of 8 family and friends, unfortunately grandma's, daughter’s and my meals were overlooked. Most of the chat at the table was now about the disappointment of not having our lunch all together. The meals only came out after four reminders to the careless waitstaff. No apology was ever offered - in fact more effort was made to avoid the issue as if nothing was wrong. We asked to speak to management who never came. I never asked for money back nor hint for any form of compensation, but a bit of acknowledgement would have been a good outcome. There are many nicer restaurants in the area that will actually show some care - I advise you to consider your options before settling on the Island. Was initially excited to attend and have a family catch up only to be let down with a disappointing cash grab. Very hard to recommend based on our group experience. The five stars are for the setting / location and the fact that times are tough for hospitality.

I really enjoyed this beautiful and warm place, with the best view. I ordered a burger, and it was delicious, well presented and quick; the place has good craft beers (for me, the best was the black one). Also, it has a good service, but the only thing that you need to consider is that you need to stand up and order the food in the bar, also bring the drinks to your table, for some people could be a problem, especially if you go with a huge group.

Great venue to have a meal or drinks or both. Location is gorgeous. Menu has lots to choose from and the prices are very reasonable. The food was brought out in a timely manner and was cooked fresh, hot and tasty. The haloumi burger was so tasty and the fries nice and crisp. The cocktail menu was great and varied prices were what you would expect approx $20.00 for a cocktail.

We were in the Alfresco area looking across the water. The view across Elizabeth Quay was beautiful, we ordered the seafood platter and it was amazing. I especially liked the snapper ceviche with the tortillas. Staff were also very friendly!

Came here with someone for lunch and had some share plates. Lovely little setting and the staff were very friendly and accommodating. We particularly enjoyed the fried cauliflower with pomegranate, za'atar, and golden raisin puree. We also tried the market fish crudo and Miguel's tacos. The market fish crudo had a fairly subtle but pleasant flavour, and the beef in the tacos was tender and lovely. The other food I saw looked great too, I wish I was in Perth longer so I could come back again!

Lunchtime at the brew house. Craft beers were good, pina colada nice. Food was OK expensive and not a lot of it. Long wait for food - wings weren’t very crispy, Caesar salad was pretty vanilla, Parma was only average and bruschetta was good.

Beautiful views, great food menu, I don’t drink beer but I do love gin and their gin selection is good. Fantastic cocktails! The outdoor seating is quite nice & cozy in the winter with all of the heaters. The views of the water and cityscape at night are fantastic.

Came here for my birthday. Ate, drank and played ping pong all night. <br/>The place feels good. The service is fantastic and the staff were polite, friendly and accommodating.

We ordered a couple of Cokes, juices, fish n chips and waygu beef burger. She repeated the order to us and everyone at the table heard and was in agreement. Everything came out except the burger. 🤨 I really enjoyed my juice without the burger 😡 fish n chips was ok. We had better elsewhere. Won't be coming back.

Interesting menu at reasonable prices for the quality - the beer is good too! Five of us had different dishes and everyone was pleased with their choice so I assume that all the menu is as good! We read the criticisms of the service and were a bit concerned - the food did take a while and came out over about 15 minutes so it not a great place for a quick intimate lunch. A bit more training for the wait staff would go a long way to making this an excellent place to eat and drink!

Went here on Sunday lunch for a table of 10. All the food was good, staff were friendly although the service was a bit slow. Would recommend this place as a good lunch venue, the location is great with a bit of sunshine.

Mate that experience was absolutely awesome top spot beers being from a micro brew top top notch #drunklife crab linguine bloody awesome top joint just do it !!!

The Isle of Voyage, on the little island at Elizabeth Quay in the relocated and quite enchanting Florence Hummerston Kiosk, has been rejigged and reinvented as the Island Brewhouse turning out a range of in-house brews. On Friday, one of those wonderful warm autumn days we have been experiencing of late, I dropped by for lunch with a dining chum and found a table outside in the garden, looking back over the river to the quay – the view both ways is alone worth the visit, it really is a beautiful spot. And as expected it was very busy – with tourists in abundance along with office workers and many others beside.

Thanks to a review on Zomato I avoided ordering a pizza instead opted for thr crab linguine for $25 which is cheaper than a few places I have eaten at. The fries I had were hot and crunchy just how I like them but at $9 a bit expensive especially as I asked for no aioli As it was after 2.40 when I dined for lunch and a Wednesday afternoon service was good and the waiter was diligent making sure my order was right due to my dairy intolerances except I said no fennel but I could taste it. I thought it was a bit funny that on the waiters badges it had their name and what country they are from.

We had a fantastic time at The Island Brew House. We celebrated an important event there with 25 family and friends. The food was amazing, and they were able to cater for all of our dietary requirements. The staff were super helpful and made sure that everyone got food they liked, making a special effort with the pickier eaters. They were more than willing to address any requests we had. We had a great time, and will definitely be back soon.

Terrible service, average at best food and 15% not 10% public holiday! Don’t waste your money or time. Will not be back. Staff was so rude and inexperienced in all ways.

Busy. Crowded. Public holiday. <br/><br/>Plenty of room for prams and bubs. Croquettes were reasonably tasty with a kick from the japapeno. Hot crispy but unsure about the afterthought of rocket and tartare like cheese sauce. <br/><br/>Pizza isn’t any better than a DIY. Topping thrown on. Acceptable except for the fact the chilli flakes thrown on were well in excess. <br/><br/>It’s ok in a pinch. Not the first nor the last time I’ll be here. When in the area and a need to. Wouldn’t go out of my way though. 2.5/5

You may know casual restaurant The Island as “Isle of Voyage”. The spot found on Elizabeth Quay’s “island” in the iconic Florence Hummerston Kiosk has had a change of direction and it’s now home to a microbrewery, restaurant, garden bar and pizzeria. Little Chef, his Grandparents and I were enjoying a day seeing the sights of Elizabeth Quay after arriving on the ferry from South Perth. We popped into The Island, a restaurant that had opened in 2016, for a spot of lunch.

The place has a beautiful location to sit, relax and enjoy the drinks. Service quality is average and needs a bit of more consideration to improve. Food is good to complement the drinks

The service is EXCRUCIATINGLY slowwww, the food is SADLY average if not below average and the price to TREMENDOUSLY expensive, but at least the view is LUCKILY great. SAD!

On a glorious summers day the week before Christmas we chose this venue thinking it would be be welcoming, fast service and good choice; after all it is the sibling of one of our favourites, Voyage in Sorrento.<br/>Being a Tuesday we expected it to be busy but of course we expected they would be well prepared and well stocked; after all it’s no surprise it’s “Christmas week” and they relaunched in August. It was disappointing bro hear other patrons and then have confirmed at 130pm there was no pizza left; unusual for an establishment that specialises and promotes its wood fired oven and pizzas. There was also no prawns. <br/>Add to that a 30 minute wait for mains which wasn’t a problem as we were beautifully upsold (and absolutely no sarcasm here, we were very impressed with the attention to our experience) to purchase an Island Plate as a starter, because that would arrive quickly.<br/>Our server, Giovanna, was friendly and helpful. We ordered a few Hummerstons on her recommendation and were not disappointed with taste and temperature.<br/>Back at the table after about a 25 minute wait out Island plate arrived, quickly followed by our mains; sort of defeating the purpose of ordering a starter to have while waiting for the main. The lamb shoulder and chicken was flavoursome and an suitable size portion for 4 of us. The roast potatoes were a talking point due to the variability from bite size to massive chunks, albeit still crunchy and well seasoned.<br/>The salad was a mass of greens and rare (sparse) cucumber and cherry tomato.<br/>After lunch when ordering a few more drinks at the bar the whole experience was let down. After waiting solo at the counter for some time (as the attendant had his backed turned to the counter) another staff member appeared and asked if I was being served. When I replied I wasn’t she asked the other gentleman to serve me; he appeared to be less than impressed.<br/>I ordered 2 Blondes and simply had them put in front of me with a grunt of “23” - yep, that would be $23 and I felt like saying “sorry to inconvenience you by patronising your establishment and handing over cash”. I then asked where the bathroom was and was treated like it was a further inconvenience.<br/>This was a disappointing experience based upon service and a “pizza cafe” running out of pizza, even though we would only have had that as a starter. It’s hard to reconcile this is the sibling of Voyage as there is no way this would happen under the leadership of someone like Phil from Voyage<br/>

Went to this place yesterday after a nice walk by swan riverside. It’s location by river side and it was a beautiful sunset view.<br/>We had ordered some food, salad, beer and a Irish coffee. It was all great and tasty.<br/>Would love to visit again. In love with the ambiance and feel.

Very poor staff, Took ages to serve us, the staff obviously disinterested and did not want to be there !! Breakfast was tasty and filling. I feel they are complacent cos they are the only food outlet ln that area

Pleasantly surprised at the vibe and decor - hadn’t been here since it moved across the grass from its old life as a Chinese restaurant. Inside was lovely but being a sunny day we sat outside for lunch and it was lovely. $9 Italian Pinot Grigio was superb and although our salads (leafy salad + grilled trout) were not spectacular they were certainly edible and pretty: could have done with less leaves and more other stuff on the plate, but overall not a bad feed for lunch. Great outlook across the Quay, could have spent all arvo sipping wine there.

Island Brewhouse recently opened in Perth and is located in quite an unexpected location – the brick kiosk at Elizabeth Quay. It’s part of the revamped ‘Isle of Voyage’, which is just known as ‘The Island’ now.