businesses taking part in the 2016 Taste of Perth.
Camera Iconbusinesses taking part in the 2016 Taste of Perth. Credit: Supplied/Matt Jelonek        www.communitypix.com.au d452368

Four local eateries to showcase creations at Taste of Perth

Jessica NicoCockburn Gazette

North Fremantle’s Bib and Tucker will join Fremantle’s Manuka Wood Fire, The Honey Cake and The Monk Brewery and Kitchen in the initial line-up, giving the local businesses a chance to share their creations with a wider audience.

Kenny McHardy, head chef and owner of Manuka Wood Fire, said it would be a great experience for the young restaurant, which opened in June last year.

“We offer fresh local and seasonal produce and come up with ways of serving them in a sharing manner utilising our wood oven,” he said.

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“We are really excited to be part of Taste this year and I look forward to the new challenges and the logistics of organising an event of this magnitude.”