Where to Take Dad This Father’s Day in Perth

Father’s Day is Sunday 6 September 2026, and Perth’s Pass venues have decided a handshake and a cold beer isn’t quite enough this year. We’re talking free pints, table kegs, giant lawn games, hourly giveaways, a hair-braiding masterclass, and at least one hamper big enough to make the neighbours jealous.

Whether Dad wants a laid-back pub feed with the kids running wild, a refined set menu with river views, or a beachside session that turns into an all-afternoon event, there’s a booking below built exactly for him.

From Brabham to Bassendean, here’s where to book Perth’s best Father’s Day plans.

The Claremont Hotel is turning Father’s Day into a full family day out, courtyard and all.

Giant lawn games run in the Courtyard until 5pm, think quoits, giant Jenga, Connect Four and cornhole, alongside steak sanga specials for big and little legends, and a complimentary engraved glass for every dad, hand-customised by the venue’s engravist from 12pm to 5pm. For something more refined, book the $79pp three-course set menu in Bay Lounge, kids’ menu included, and don’t miss the dress-as-your-dad competition, with a fresh pair of New Balance up for grabs.

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The Claremont Hotel, Claremont – Beers & Braids

Not every Father’s Day event needs a roast, and The Claremont Hotel is proving it with easily the most hands-on booking in Perth this year.

On Thursday 3 September from 7pm, Beers & Braids returns with a Father’s Day twist, an Old Fashioned on arrival and a guided lesson in detangling, prepping and mastering the ponytail, fishtail braid and rumi braid, all on a mannequin head, no experience required. It’s $65 a ticket, hosted by Braids & Waves, and might just be the most useful thing Dad picks up all week.

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Brabham Hotel is treating Dad like a regular at his favourite new local this Father’s Day.

On Sunday 6 September, settle in for cold pints and pub classics, including the Sunday roast, available until sold out. Kids’ activities and free face painting run from 12pm to 3pm, live music takes over from 3pm to 5pm, and every dad who books goes into the draw to win the Ultimate Dad Hamper, so it’s worth getting in early.

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Tucked into Shafto Lane, The Generous Squire is going all in on the shared feast this Father’s Day.

On Sunday 6 September, dig into the epic Father’s Tray, a bit of everything, including chicken tenders, a cheeseburger slider, mac and cheese bites, pork belly bites and chips, while every dad booked in scores a free pint and some Shafto merch. Make it extra special with a 3.8 litre table keg for $60, your choice of any tap beer, though with limited kegs on offer, it’s worth booking ahead.

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BrewDog Perth is shouting Dad a pint and then some this Father’s Day.

On Sunday 6 September, settle in for $13 pints of Maverick all day, live music from 1.30pm, and kids’ entertainment from 12pm, plus giveaways every hour between 1pm and 4pm, a Pass voucher, Dad’s round, a merch pack, and a branded esky filled with BrewDog beers. For something more indulgent, the Bottomless Beer Brunch runs for two hours at $69pp, headliner tap beers, house wines and hibiscus spritzes alongside a share plate of fried chicken, onion rings, tacos and fries.

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Durty Nelly’s is keeping it simple this Father’s Day: a proper roast and a pint of the black stuff.

On Sunday 6 September, book in for the famous roast dinner with all the trimmings for $30, or go bigger with the Father’s Day exclusive Big Daddy Double Roast Special. Every dad who books also gets a pint on the house, so all that’s left to do is pick lunch or dinner and let the team at Nelly’s handle the rest.

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Overlooking the Canning River, Raffles Hotel is opening its doors early for Father’s Day.

Start Sunday 6 September with the buffet breakfast, or settle in for the usual lunch and dinner service alongside the famous Sunday roast. Every dad who books goes into the draw to win the Ultimate Dad Hamper, so between the river views and the raffle, there’s plenty of reason to book ahead.

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Scarborough Beach Bar has Father’s Day covered from morning coffee to arvo session, sea views included.

Whether it’s a big brekkie, a bottomless lunch with beers, or a laid-back session by the water, Sunday 6 September has a slot for however Dad wants to spend it. Hourly giveaways run throughout the day, a round of drinks at 12pm, a meat tray raffle at 1pm, a bottle of red at 2pm, a $250 venue voucher at 3pm, and a surprise at 4pm worth sticking around for.

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The Bassendean Hotel is giving Dad the whole weekend, not just the Sunday.

Live music plays Saturday 5 September at 8pm and again Sunday 6 September from 2pm, with kids’ activities running both days, golf ball decorating and card-making on Saturday from 1pm, then tie decorating, photo frame making and face painting on Sunday from 1pm. The Sunday Roast runs all day for $34, chef’s rotating meat with all the trimmings, roasted seasonal veg, mashed pea, house-made Yorkshire pudding and gravy.

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Tucked in the Hills, Parkerville Tavern has a very special Sunday Session lined up for Dad.

On Sunday 6 September, tuck into the Beef Brisket Sunday Roast while live music plays and the kids get free face painting from 11:30am to 2:30pm, with soft serve available all day to keep everyone happy. Every dad who books also goes into the draw to win a prize, which is really just the cherry on top of a solid Sunday session.

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From free pints and table kegs to giant lawn games and a hair-braiding masterclass, Perth’s pubs have made sure Father’s Day is a lot more than just a pair of socks this year.

Book the table, round up the family, and let someone else handle the washing up for once.

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