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Published August 1st 2018
There are heaps of great things to do in Morley
Morley is quite a large suburb and has plenty to offer, including a very large shopping centre and markets. It also has quite a lot of other places to go to that are really worthwhile and this is a list of some of my favourites.
1. GALLERIA SHOPPING CENTRE
The Galleria is a well-known landmark and is a two storey building with parking on both levels, allowing about 4,200 cars to park there. It is on the corner of Walter and Collier Roads and has one major Department Store with several supermarkets. It has about 210 shops in all.
An Events movie theatre is at one end of the shopping centre and you can see a full list of the stores here. It also has quite a large Food Hall and several other cafes and restaurants dotted around the centre.
Some of my favourite places in this shopping centre are:
Coffee Club
Kathmandu
Body Shop
Jamaica Blue
Bing Boy
Itoshii Japanese Restaurant
2. OP SHOPS
Morley is the "capital" or hub of op shops! Here there are about 5 shops within less than 500 metres of each other. One of my favourite ones is: Save the Children which is on Rudloc Street, and parking outside is easy.
Some of the other Op Shops include:
3. COVENTRY MARKETS
These are huge markets and I find them very interesting. I mainly go there for meals and to the Asian grocery store which is ginormous.
You can buy just about all nationalities of food in these markets. You can eat moderately expensive, though most of the cafes are cheap by today's standards and some are super cheap, yet still good.
Some of my favourite places to eat here are:
Skoops Gelato - many different flavours and sizes
Canton Seafood - always have the Peking duck
Breadtop Bakery - great for lunch or a snack
Coventry Seafood Bar and Grill - always excellent food
Top six cheap eats - all good food
Singapore Chicken Rice - quick, cheap and good
Kaldi Cafe - good coffee
RESTAURANTS
4. SIZZLERS
Many people do not like Sizzlers, however, I take my grandchildren here and they love it. It is good value for money. Read more about it here
5. MEDITARANEO RESTAURANT
This is family run restaurant just outside Coventry Markets and is well priced with excellent food. Read more about it here
6. THE WANG'S TREASURE HOUSE
This restaurant has people lined up on most days and is one of the best Yum Cha places in Perth. Read more about it here.
7. FAST EDDYS
Fast Eddys was an icon when I first came to Perth many years ago. I still enjoy going there with all the vintage or now antique, signs and memorabilia. Read more about it here.
8. ABRA KEBABRA
This is a Turkish cafe and one which I go to every few weeks. They make excellent gozleme which I always have there! Read more about it here - it is No 5 on this list.
9. MORLEY ROLLERDROME
I do not roller skate, however, I have taken my grandchildren to this Rollerdrome and they love it. Read more about it here.
10. TENPIN BOWLING
Tenpin bowling was very fashionable some 30 years ago and we all used to go regularly. It is perhaps not quite as "in" as it was then, however, this bowling alley has been there for many years and still seems to be busy. Nowadays they also have gaming parlours and do birthday parties as well as tenpin bowling.
Read more about it here.
11. MIGHTY JUNGLE
I have also taken my grandchildren here and they serve breakfast, and lunch, so it is great as you can sit down and relax while the children play. Ideally, it is suited for ages 0 to 4 years old and it is a bright, colourful place.
Read more about it here.
12. REALMZ ESCAPE GAMES
This is a fascinating place where there are real-life room Escape Games, also known as Escape Rooms. The concept involves between 2 and 5 people going into a themed room with a backstory. In here, you must interact with your surroundings, using items and clues to solve a series of puzzles in order to escape within a 45 minute time period.
Read more about it here.
13. DOWNUNDER RIDERS
Here you can have motorcycle lessons. Perhaps you are thinking of buying a motorcycle or are not sure and want to try it out! You can learn to ride a scooter, small bike or large bike. They have more than 10 years of riding and motorcycle training experience and a proven track record with the majority passing their tests and obtaining their license.
Read more about it here.
14. MORLEY SPORT & RECREATION CENTRE
There are heaps of things you can do at this conveniently situated centre on the corner of Wellington and Mangini Streets. They even have a creche so mums with babies can attend.
They offer such things as:
Read more about it here
15. FAST FOOD OUTLETS
There are so many fast food outlets in Morley and these include (and these do not include any of those in the Galleria):
Morley is a suburb that is also central to many other interesting things - it has a bus station, many different bus lines and is just 20 minutes from the City of Perth.
1. GALLERIA SHOPPING CENTRE
The Galleria is a well-known landmark and is a two storey building with parking on both levels, allowing about 4,200 cars to park there. It is on the corner of Walter and Collier Roads and has one major Department Store with several supermarkets. It has about 210 shops in all.
Coffee Club
Kathmandu
Body Shop
Jamaica Blue
Bing Boy
Itoshii Japanese Restaurant
Lunch at the Coffee Club
2. OP SHOPS
Morley is the "capital" or hub of op shops! Here there are about 5 shops within less than 500 metres of each other. One of my favourite ones is: Save the Children which is on Rudloc Street, and parking outside is easy.
Morley Save the Children Op Shop
Some of the other Op Shops include:
3. COVENTRY MARKETS
These are huge markets and I find them very interesting. I mainly go there for meals and to the Asian grocery store which is ginormous.
You can buy just about all nationalities of food in these markets. You can eat moderately expensive, though most of the cafes are cheap by today's standards and some are super cheap, yet still good.
Some of my favourite places to eat here are:
Skoops Gelato - many different flavours and sizes
Canton Seafood - always have the Peking duck
Breadtop Bakery - great for lunch or a snack
Coventry Seafood Bar and Grill - always excellent food
Top six cheap eats - all good food
Singapore Chicken Rice - quick, cheap and good
Kaldi Cafe - good coffee
Delicious breads, filled rolls and cakes
RESTAURANTS
4. SIZZLERS
Many people do not like Sizzlers, however, I take my grandchildren here and they love it. It is good value for money. Read more about it here
5. MEDITARANEO RESTAURANT
This is family run restaurant just outside Coventry Markets and is well priced with excellent food. Read more about it here
6. THE WANG'S TREASURE HOUSE
This restaurant has people lined up on most days and is one of the best Yum Cha places in Perth. Read more about it here.
7. FAST EDDYS
Fast Eddys was an icon when I first came to Perth many years ago. I still enjoy going there with all the vintage or now antique, signs and memorabilia. Read more about it here.
8. ABRA KEBABRA
This is a Turkish cafe and one which I go to every few weeks. They make excellent gozleme which I always have there! Read more about it here - it is No 5 on this list.
Abra Kebabra in Walter Road
9. MORLEY ROLLERDROME
I do not roller skate, however, I have taken my grandchildren to this Rollerdrome and they love it. Read more about it here.
Morley Rollerdrome for fast fun
10. TENPIN BOWLING
Tenpin bowling was very fashionable some 30 years ago and we all used to go regularly. It is perhaps not quite as "in" as it was then, however, this bowling alley has been there for many years and still seems to be busy. Nowadays they also have gaming parlours and do birthday parties as well as tenpin bowling.
Image: www.zonebowling.com
Read more about it here.
11. MIGHTY JUNGLE
I have also taken my grandchildren here and they serve breakfast, and lunch, so it is great as you can sit down and relax while the children play. Ideally, it is suited for ages 0 to 4 years old and it is a bright, colourful place.
Image: www.mightyjungle.com.au
Read more about it here.
12. REALMZ ESCAPE GAMES
This is a fascinating place where there are real-life room Escape Games, also known as Escape Rooms. The concept involves between 2 and 5 people going into a themed room with a backstory. In here, you must interact with your surroundings, using items and clues to solve a series of puzzles in order to escape within a 45 minute time period.
Read more about it here.
13. DOWNUNDER RIDERS
Here you can have motorcycle lessons. Perhaps you are thinking of buying a motorcycle or are not sure and want to try it out! You can learn to ride a scooter, small bike or large bike. They have more than 10 years of riding and motorcycle training experience and a proven track record with the majority passing their tests and obtaining their license.
Read more about it here.
14. MORLEY SPORT & RECREATION CENTRE
There are heaps of things you can do at this conveniently situated centre on the corner of Wellington and Mangini Streets. They even have a creche so mums with babies can attend.
They offer such things as:
Fitness classes
Personal trainers
Gymnastics
Children's programmes
Dance
Adult Leisure
Various sports
Pilates
Art classes
Seniors fitness classes
Read more about it here
15. FAST FOOD OUTLETS
There are so many fast food outlets in Morley and these include (and these do not include any of those in the Galleria):
Morley is a suburb that is also central to many other interesting things - it has a bus station, many different bus lines and is just 20 minutes from the City of Perth.
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Why? For things to do in Morley
When: All year round
Where: Morley general area
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