9 Seeds

Great, fast, friendly service. Coffee came out within a couple of minutes (and was really good!) and then the breaky followed no more than 5 mins later and was also delicious! And that was on a public holiday, so they were full. Plus they didn’t charge that 15% extra for public holiday which was appreciated. We loved this place and will definitely be back!

Do your self a favour and just go and check it out, you will not be dissapionted. Food, coffee and staff are top notch. Just dont park on the median strip otherwise could be a costly experience.

I’ve noticed this spot has a big line most weekends so I’ve had it bookmarked for a while. I recently had the opportunity to come for lunch and was impressed.
We shared the artichoke and leek tart as well as the field mushroom burger. Both were delicious! Big artichoke hearts and tender leeks were a great combo in the tart which came with a simple spinach salad on the side, and the burger was jam packed with mushrooms and sautéed capsicum. The juices were great, I loved the beetroot, apple and ginger one I ordered.
All in all, a nice unpretentious spot for a quick and fresh meal!

I’ve been here for lunch a few of times now.
The café doesn’t look like much from the outside, but the food is pretty good. I’ve always opted for their salads, and always been impressed. They also do some great juices and good coffee.
Their breakfast menu seems like it’s much bigger than their lunch menu, so going on that and the Unilocalers glowing breakfast reviews, I might head back in the AM sometime to try it out.

We’ve been here a few times, usually for breakfast. Coffee is great, so today I thought I’d try a tea for something different. Had a nice zesty lemongrass ginger blend which I was very happy with.
Lunch is served from 12 noon, not a minute sooner, but nothing on the menu really appealed to us. Fortunately, there is a decent range of fresh rolls, wraps and sandwiches which were more up our alley. Very nice.
Juices were interesting blends and packed a healthy punch.

If you live in South Fremantle, it’s definitely worth a visit. This small cosy café has a variety from small to large breakfast, meat lovers to vegetable lovers.
It’s tucked away on a suburban street, so parking would be a little tricky but nevertheless! Persevere through because it’s totally worth it!
It has surprisingly quick service for such a small café, and quite a few tables from inside the place or on the outside of the café. the staff were friendly and helpful too.
Got our meals pretty quick, and it was absolutely delicious. The pork and brioche was a delight, although the pork had a little bit of a kick to it (so for the people who dislike spice, maybe steer away from this) and the brioche was so soft!
On the down side, I ordered a banana and mango smoothie which wasn’t as great as I expected. didn’t taste much of the fruit just bland… smoothie.
But all in all. I enjoyed this place! Would love to go back and try a few more of their other dishes soon! Very soon hehe

Some may argue that rating 9 Seeds amongst top five eateries in Fremantle is a long bow to draw — I don’t think so. Unpretentious in both food and style, this café-​come-​small restaurant delivers on nearly every level. Perfectly balanced flavours and textures are presented right across a cleverly crafted menu.
It is still currently solely BYO– which may be a blessing and a curse all rolled into one — but the flipside is that it does make for a well affordable evening out.
Give this place go. Money definitely well spent!

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If you hear this sound, it means that I am nearby. It is probably about 9am. I am likely to be desperate and dangerous and heading in the general direction of 9 Seeds. I’ll pull up out the front in their convenient Marmion Street street parking, roll inside, order a latte (protip: the lemon-​flavoured stuff on Grinder 2 is THE BOMB) and begin the daily process of becoming a person. The coffee here is super-​reliable and super-​fast. By the time I’ve read whatever hilarious beatup is on the cover of The West, my coffee is ready and I’m on my way.
This is a pretty decent place to meet for lunch during the day; they do some rather splendid Paninis and have a set menu that I’ve yet to hate anything on. I’ve never eaten here at night, but apparently their dinner menu is pretty great.
There’s not much that could be improved here, except that the back section of the café is a bit claustrophobic and there isn’t a power point to be seen — that’s a problem for me when I have a maximum of 20 minutes of laptop battery. If they could fix that, I’d be in here every afternoon, guzzling coffees like a man possessed. Other than that, this is a mighty fine establishment and a great addition to the neighbourhood in East Freo.