Mid-Century Cafe and Collectables

Mid-Century Cafe and Collectables A vibrant place, centrally located with easy access. We offer a comprehensive menu, daily specials & great coffee. Dine in or call through.
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Mid Century is a family owned West Australian business. We pride ourselves on being a vibrant café and retreat for our guests, offering fresh food made daily by our talented chefs, great coffee and friendly hospitality. We proudly support the local community, providing stable and regular employment and, wherever possible, sourcing fresh produce and supplies from other local businesses. Please note that our kitchen service ends 1 hour before daily closing times, while takeaway remains available.

10/06/2026

Goodnight Perth !
Twilight reflections at Elizabeth Quay.

09/06/2026

Kookaburra sits in the old gum tree, its friends chirping in the background (turn up the volume). Enjoy your morning ❤️

02/06/2026

Mario Milano was one of the most recognisable and beloved stars of Australian professional wrestling during the 1960s and 1970s, becoming a household name through the hugely popular television programme World Championship Wrestling. Born Mario Bulfone in Trieste, Italy, he later moved to Venezuela before beginning a wrestling career that eventually took him around the world. When promoter Jim Barnett brought him to Australia in 1967 for what was initially planned as a short tour, Milano quickly captured the imagination of fans and soon became the promotion’s biggest attraction. His tall frame, charismatic presence and reputation as one of wrestling’s great “good guys” made him an instant favourite with audiences across the country.

Throughout the golden era of Australian wrestling, Milano was a central figure in the ring and on television. He won the IWA World Heavyweight Championship on four occasions and held numerous tag team titles, establishing himself as one of the most successful performers in the history of the promotion. At a time when World Championship Wrestling attracted large audiences every weekend, Milano battled famous rivals including Killer Kowalski, Abdullah The Butcher, Gorilla Monsoon and King Curtis Iaukea. His popularity extended beyond wrestling itself, particularly among Australia’s growing migrant communities, many of whom saw him as a proud representation of their own backgrounds. Alongside fellow stars such as Spiros Arion, he became an icon of an era when wrestling was one of the nation’s most talked-about television attractions.

Even as the popularity of wrestling began to decline in Australia during the 1970s, Mario Milano remained a respected and admired figure. He chose to make Australia his permanent home, raising a family and continuing to be associated with the sport long after his full-time career ended. Many fans still remember him as the face of Australian wrestling’s golden age, a performer whose combination of athletic ability, charm and genuine connection with the public helped define an unforgettable chapter in sporting entertainment. His legacy endures as one of the greatest stars ever produced by Australian World Championship Wrestling.

31/05/2026

Unfortunately all power is out due to the storm. Synergy advises that the power is expected to be restored at 6.30pm. All going well, we will be open again tomorrow morning.

Yes, we're open 'til 1.00 on Monday, kitchen closes 12.30. enjoy the long weekend ❤️
31/05/2026

Yes, we're open 'til 1.00 on Monday, kitchen closes 12.30. enjoy the long weekend ❤️

20/05/2026

One of the greatest love songs...

19/05/2026
14/05/2026

Remember When F**s Wasn't Fads?

11/05/2026

What a beautiful morning (turn up the volume)❤️

09/05/2026

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09/05/2026

Cotton candy skies over the Swan River 🌅✨

Would you run, walk, or just sit and watch this view? 👀

📷 Credit: .photographer — all rights belong to the original creator

Mother's Day reservations are filling fast. Book now to secure a table ❤️
05/05/2026

Mother's Day reservations are filling fast. Book now to secure a table ❤️

What a glorious West Coast Sunday ❤️
03/05/2026

What a glorious West Coast Sunday ❤️

We're open today 'til 1.00, kitchen closes at 12.30. Enjoy the holiday ❤️
27/04/2026

We're open today 'til 1.00, kitchen closes at 12.30. Enjoy the holiday ❤️

We're open all weekend & Monday to 1.00 (kitchen closes 12.30 on Monday). Enjoy the long weekend ❤️
25/04/2026

We're open all weekend & Monday to 1.00 (kitchen closes 12.30 on Monday). Enjoy the long weekend ❤️

Our High Tea bookings are filling fast. Please call to make your reservation ❤️
17/04/2026

Our High Tea bookings are filling fast. Please call to make your reservation ❤️

06/04/2026
Good morning! We're open today 'til 1.00. Kitchen closes at 12.30. Have a great day!
05/04/2026

Good morning! We're open today 'til 1.00. Kitchen closes at 12.30. Have a great day!

Address

56 Michael Street
Yokine, WA
6060

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 3pm
Tuesday 7am - 3pm
Wednesday 7am - 3pm
Thursday 7am - 3pm
Friday 7am - 3pm
Saturday 7am - 3pm
Sunday 7am - 1pm

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