Yagan Square
| Address | Cnr Wellington Street and, William St, Perth WA, Australia |
| Hours | 00:00-24:00 |
| Website | developmentwa.com.au/projects/redevelopment/yagan-square/overview |
| Categories | Tourist Attraction, Food Court |
| Rating | 4 34 reviews |
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Yagan Square reviews
34Went to the Japanese restaurant. Pretty good actually. Service was quick and food was tasty.
I went to the free Jazz concert put on by the Ellington Jazz Club last night Friday 6th October at the Ampitheatre
A fantastic family friendly night out with extremely talented musicians and singers.
I wish more people would have came it was such a privilege to have a free event in a wonderful setting with such magnificent talent.
We're so blessed to live in this wonderful city and I do not regret moving here in 2006 ever
Staff friendly and informative, food was delicious, although they did forget the sauce for the steak. But in the whole of scheme of things, brilliant.
It was my Ist time visiting there and I must say I was very impressed. The bistros and coffee shops looked great (although I didn't have a chance to visit any of them yet). The short walk from Perth Station and the new Busport make it easy to get there from any suburb. And of course the short distances from Forest Chase and the Perth Arena make going to the city by public transport in general a pleasure. I will definitely be back there.
Go and try the Jersey Jack Gelato there, sooooo yum! Personally, my favorite flavor is seasalt coconut, so tasty and even the color is just amazing!
My God has Perth needed this. Lovely space with great food and drinks available from a variety of cultures
Beautifully done. Connects the CBD with Northbridge. Great venues and access to public transport. The events organised like Fringe Fest etc.also entices you to visit the city. If the crowds are an indication these events are a success. Keep it up Perth.
Went to Yagan square while looking at the Christmas lights. Love the variety of food offered, the settings, the space despite the busy evening, the cool air while hot outside.
What a hive of activity in the centre of Perth! We started at the Hawkers markets with dinner and walked the short distance to Yagan square where the 2019 Fringe World festival is centred. Shows and rides for all the family. An absolutely amazing place to centre any festival with the Perth underground nearby. Plenty of cafes and bars in the vicinity and a very safe feel walking around. Well worth a trip in with the family or a night out with friends!
I love this place.it is what Perth City needed. Well done. Plenty of places to sit and talk and plenty of places to choose from when it comes to eats and drinks.
Great little area, lots of hidden gems. I believe the reclaimed area is a great addition to central Perth between the city and into Northbridge
Great atmosphere and great food! Whoever created the space Jellyfish display deserves an award! So calming and inspiring! Perfect mood setter for dinner!
Amazing place. Perth is really coming into its own. Recommend going to the Shoe or just enjoying the sunset over the Perth CBD.
Beautifully built centre with at least some attention to the native people of what we now call Perth.
Have been many times with the family. Great vibe with plenty of choices for food even for fussy eaters. Especially love the option of sitting on the grass outside and also the amazing playground on the roof! Keep in mind there is water play so take spare clothes for the kids!
Got great directions from Transperth lady on the phone. Was able to find the underground bus station easily.
Good clean place with a food hall that could do with some better food outlets. The Boss Fish n Chips is always the busiest on weekends. Nice playground for the younger kids there too.
Busy network of trains and buses.cafes in between. On the main edge of the city. Close to everything.
Finally, the long awaited Yagan square has opened, and Perth is never the same again. Much has changed over the last 30 years, with the train station going underground, gave space for Yagan square, which connects Perth city to Northbridge. It's sort of like the Federation square in Melbourne, but with a distinctive WA touch, use of aboriginal name, and abundant use of WA unqiue and exclusive plants etc. The food option inside their food hall is very good too. As an ex resident of Perth, this visit was very impressive.