Angel's House

Angel's House is an intimate French restaurant in a 19th-century heritage building on Essex Street, Fremantle, doing escargot, beef bourguignon and the rest in a cosy, sit-down setting. It is a date-night sort of place rather than a casual stop, so the dog plan is a small front patio and an early booking.

The dog setup. Dogs are accommodated outside, on the front patio and footpath area on Essex Street, not in the indoor dining room, where only assistance dogs are allowed. The outdoor setting is small and charming. There are no dog treats on offer, but staff are friendly and a water bowl can usually be arranged on request.

Good to know. This is a proper sit-down French dinner, intimate and a touch romantic, so it suits a calm, settled dog over a fidgety one. The few outdoor tables are quieter at lunch or early evening.

Getting there. Find it at 24 Essex Street. Street parking on Essex Street and along Marine Terrace is available but can be limited, so arrive earlier to land a spot close by.

Nearby with the dogs. The Esplanade Reserve is about two minutes on foot, Bathers Beach is a short walk for a scenic leg-stretch, and the Fishing Boat Harbour boardwalk is close by.

When to go. Book the early sitting and aim for a quieter weeknight if you are bringing a dog, when the patio is calmest and a table close to the street edge is easiest to get.

Sources

• Angel's House - Reviews, Photos & Phone Number · angels-house.wheree.com

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