Capri Restaurant - Fremantle

Today for lunch and the pasta was excellent. the waiting staff was very friendly and attentive. great easy eating and excellent service recommend

Unexpectedly wonderful last minute meal last Sunday night at this no-fuss 70's-style little Italian family restaurant which opened in the 50s!. (The Monk next door was closing its doors Although there was only one patron left, we were still given a warm welcome by the owner and promptly served (free delectable Minestrone (best I've had and fresh bread and butter as a starter. (Free starters are unheard of in this day and age! The Spaghetti Marinara was generous and packed full of squid and prawns and the Veal Marsala (with a choice of salad or vegetables was plate-lickably good. No room for dessert, alas but we have vowed to return to try them and other items on the menu!!...read more

Loved Capri! Such a family friendly restaurant. I loved the fact they have a $10 children's set menu the tablecloth is paper for drawing. Only downside was that the soup on the set menu had no vegetarian option. I ordered the spinach ricotta ravioli and it was amazing. Very friendly service. Will definitely return

During our visit to fremantle from melbourne we had dinner in capri and it was not disappointed! first we were greeted by friendly and friendly staff. during the ordering of our meals the waitress informed us that we receive free minenstrone and brot when we ordered a main thing. the minestrone was delicious and was simply enough to start dinner. we ordered calamari fritti for entree and they were amazing! so delicate and tasteful! Our net of calfscarf (wood wool) were beautiful and perfectly cooked and with the side of the salad finished from the meal. all reasonable prices too! we will recommend!

Such a scandal comes regularly for the last 20 years, used to be amazing, is in average the last few years, but on Thursday evening the service was so rude, it does not justify even a star waitress was argumentatiw (not sure, names, dark haare, hula hoops for earrings) wanted us $6 for a suppe because a gast only a small garnish So went without the suppe, garlauchbrot, which was ordered with the net, came about 30 minutes before the main course. when the wait queue was looted by the waitress, that garlauchbrot is a escape and does not come out with netzen, I asked myself why and her answer “because that is what it is...more