Where to Eat in Esperance: Cafes, Seafood, Pubs and Takeaway

We get asked where to eat at reception just about every day, so we have put our answer down here. Esperance punches above its weight when it comes to food, with fresh local seafood, a couple of genuinely good coffee spots and honest pub feeds, most of it just a few minutes from the park. Opening hours do shift with the season, so it is always worth a quick check online or a phone call before you head out.

Closest eateries to Esperance Pink Lake Holiday Park

Esperance Bakery – Redz Pies

On Pink Lake Road next to the IGA, this is the nearest option to us for pies, cakes, sandwiches and a takeaway coffee. Perfect for grabbing lunch on your way to the beach.

Out of the Blue

81 Pink Lake Rd, Nulsen. About an eight minute walk down the road. A no-fuss takeaway and eat-in spot doing pizza, pasta, burgers and desserts, with generous servings. A great option for an easy dinner when you would rather not drive into town.

Image via Out of the Blue Facebook

Coffee and brunch near Pink Lake

Cloud Eleven

Dempster St, Esperance. Our pick for coffee. The beans are roasted locally each week by the owner, and the menu leans into toasties, croissants, baked treats and a few Japanese-influenced dishes. Bright, modern and welcoming.

Image via Cloud Eleven Esperence Facebook

Downtown Espresso Bar

Dempster St, Esperance. A reliable spot for coffee and a pastry if you are already in town and just need a quick fix.

Pub feeds near Pink Lake

The Pier Hotel Esperance

47 The Esplanade, Esperance. A big, classic pub feed with burgers, pub staples, kids’ meals and daily specials, plus a good range of beers on tap and a full bar. Ideal for a relaxed meal with a drink looking over the water.

Image via The Pier Hotel Website

The Quarters

1 Taylor St, Esperance. A more contemporary option serving brunch, lunch and dinner, with share plates, cocktails and wine. A nice step up when you feel like something a little more polished.

If you are self-catering

Plenty of our guests like to cook at their site or in a cabin, and Esperance makes that easy. The IGA on Pink Lake Road is the closest supermarket for groceries, the Esperance Bakery next door has you covered for bread and pastries, and you can often buy fresh local seafood in town to cook up back at the camp kitchen or BBQ areas. Grab a few supplies and put together a picnic for the beach.

Plan your stay

Whether you are after fresh seafood, a proper coffee or a hearty pub feed, it is all a short drive away. Have a look at more things to do in Esperance, then book your stay online with us.