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The Lists 2014: The Best Place to Get Breakfast

Each year our readers vote for their favourite places, people and things. These are the top five breakfast destinations as voted by our readers!

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1. Dome Cafe

One of Perth’s best known cafe chains takes the top spot with their cosy chairs and wide range of breakfast options!

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2. Toast

This delightful cafe is open 7 days a week 12 hours a day and offers breakfast for all of those hours. Unsurprisingly, you can get toast with a wide variety of toppings.

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3. Sayers Sister

With a mouthwatering array of cakes, this family cafe prides itself on fresh food and coffee.

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4. McDonald’s

You can get hash browns without leaving your car. Enough said.

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5. Gordon Street Garage

This hip joint in West Perth has been winning hearts and stomachs with its great coffee and delicious eats.

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