Nestled in the heart of Cottesloe, Gibney is an elegant brasserie grill offering breathtaking views of Cottesloe's pristine beache and is the latest venture from restauranter George Kailis.
Known for their legacy in Australian seafood, this restaurant stays true to their DNA, combining a rich hisotry of culinary excellence with a contemporary vision, inviting guests to experience the fresh bounty of WA in a refined, welcoming setting.
Designed by Rezen Studio, the interiors reflect a tranquil, modern aesthetic inspired by the natural surroundings.
Soft curves, warm woods, and tactile accents create an inviting ambiance, where the beauty of the nearby Indian Ocean is artfully echoed indoors. Large windows welcome natural light and allow guests to feel truly connected to the location, whether they're enjoying a relaxed lunch or a sunset dinner.
Under the guidance of Executive Chef James Flynn, Gibney’s menu is a tribute to local, seasonal ingredients, creating dishes that are both thoughtful and unpretentious.
Signature offerings like the wood-grilled Fremantle octopus bring the region’s finest produce to the forefront, complemented by a curated wine list featuring top local and international selections. At Gibney, the Kailis family's legacy and vision unite in a dining experience that celebrates WA’s rich flavors and coastal beauty, all within an exquisitely crafted setting.
We want to create a destination dining venue of significance.
You’ve got a team of local artisans preparing your food. You’ve got the best sommeliers in the state. You’ve got the best wait staff in the state.
You’re in a beautiful venue, eating delicious local produce of a high quality.
- George Kailis
Beyond Gibney, Cottesloe offers a wealth of attractions, perfect for day-trippers and travelers alike. Visitors can explore Cottesloe Beach with its pristine sands and iconic pines, catch a coastal sunset stroll, or head to the nearby Sculptures by the Sea exhibition in March, an annual open-air gallery that transforms the beach into an art lover’s paradise. Those interested in local history can visit the heritage-listed Cottesloe Civic Centre, while adventure seekers might enjoy snorkelling at nearby Rottnes Island.
