Alfred's Kitchen
A roadside burger joint in Guildford operating since 1946, offering over forty types of burgers and a signature pea and ham soup enjoyed around an outdoor fire.
Located at the corner of James Street and Meadow Street in Guildford, this spot is known as the longest-running roadside burger joint in Perth. It was started in 1946 as a small roadside caravan by British immigrant Alfred Cook, and the name remains today. The menu features over 40 types of burgers, served by default with homemade BBQ sauce, onions, lettuce, and tomato. The massive Cram Burger and the Hawaiian Burger are frequently mentioned. Another signature is the secret-recipe pea and ham soup, slow-cooked on a wood-fired stove. It opens in the evening when the outdoor fire is lit and stays open until late, making it a great spot for supper. It has a casual roadside style with budget-friendly prices. Located about 14 km from the city center, it is best reached by taking a train to Guildford Station or by driving.
Opening hours
Daily from around 17:00 until late, with some platforms showing weekends from 12:00; closing times vary across platforms
Nearby sights
- Caversham Wildlife Park
- Swan Valley
- Optus Stadium & Matagarup Bridge
- John Forrest National Park
- Heirisson Island
- The Perth Mint
- St Mary's Cathedral, Perth
- WA Museum Boola Bardip