Satchmo Café

A$1–20

3.5 stars Venue: plenty of free carpark opposite mall. All decoration and furniture are 70s style. Good maintenance. Vinyl records at the corner. Background music. Live band outdoor on Sunday. --- 7.2/10 Service: nice and helpful staff. Tap water when requested. Normal waiting time. --- 7.2/10 Food: Jewish or American style food. The food portion is normal. - Reuben Sandwich, $19: very juicy. The bottom toast was soaked with the dressing. --- 7.5/10 - Mamma's Matzoball Soup, $19.5: Jewish dish. A lot of shredded chicken meat and skin in the soup. Bagel with poppy seeds was dry and not well-toasted.The flavor of soup was good in depth. But, the volume of soup was too small for such price. Not enough soup. --- 6/10 - Hot Chocolate, $4.2: smaller portion. - Iced Latte, $4.7: same size as hot chocolate. Ok, as it's not full of ice.

A$20–40

The Reuben Sandwich is absolutely loaded and I needed a knife and fork to tackle it. Bring an appetite. All the elements work well together in good ratio. The onion rye bread is so good. Loved the pickle in there with the sauerkraut and corned beef. The latter was a bit dry and same ish after a while. I prefer pastrami. I wouldn't normally spend $19 on a sarnie but this kept me going all day.

Different vibe to older venue however good to know most of the items still taste the same. Great place for good soul food! Not to far out of the way from the city 🫶🏼

A cafe with a bit of a twist, including some Cajun and Jewish dishes that make it worth trying. We tried Mama's Matzoball Soup that seemed like a simple dish but turned out to have a rich and flavourful broth containing a single dumpling that soaked up the broth. We also tried the Louisiana Gumbo that had seafood in a thick, complex and mildly spicy broth. The flavour packed a punch, and the seafood was ok although had an overcooked texture especially with the prawns that were hard and tough. Overall, it's good to try their less common dishes however note that the restaurant does mildly smell of their special food and this can get in your clothes if you sit indoors.

Good food and good coffee- definitely lives up to its name! Had the fried egg plant bun and smoked salmon cream cheese bagel with coffee and was not disappointed. Look forward to trying more dishes here. They were quite full but things to mention - server said she’d bring a baby chair but forgot about this and the spoon I got with my coffee had sticky residue on the handle that had me quite put off- though the server stated it was probably honey. Overall still a great experience!

Wow! The food was spectacular, what a great place u0026 great coffee too. We had two breakfast bagels, the mushroom on toast u0026 a buffalo fried chicken sandwich. Will definitely be back again next time I’m on Perth

A$20–40

A$20–40

Been going here for years and they consistently make a great cup of coffee (especially when the owner is at the machine) as well generous, delicious meals. They're open early, but a meal here can easily tide you over till the afternoon. I highly recommend the gumbo, matzo ball soup, chicken sandwich, and meatball hoagie. My friends praise the bagels. Their weekend specials are a treat, and they host a jazz band every Sunday morning from 9.30

Super busy during the Sunday lunch rush, clearly they must be doing something right. Food was well priced and quite decent. The crepes with ricotta was okay... but without a doubt the star of the show is their Reuben sandwich, maybe the best we've ever had!

A$1–20