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Daisies Cottesloe

Coffee on the grass in the shade, a quick breakfast, something sweet or a post-beach lunch at the cafe tables - Daisies is one of North Cott's best-known everyday meeting spots. What began as a corner delicatessen in the 1980s has grown into a busy cafe with plenty of outdoor space for kids, dogs and bikes, while still keeping the feel of a local corner store.

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Find Daisies at 305 Marmion Street, on the Grant Street corner. Approach from the public footpath beside the store and cafe frontage.

Daisies sits on the corner of Grant and Marmion Streets, about a five-minute walk from Grant Street Station and an easy wander from the beach. The menu covers breakfast and lunch, with coffee, acai bowls, baked goods, sandwiches, salads, sausage rolls and sweet treats, plus gluten-free and vegan options. It also offers takeaway dinners and catering.

The Daisies story goes back to the 1980s, when the site operated as a neighbourhood delicatessen. Since 2015 it has been run by Sam Kaye and Pia Prior, who have developed it into the cafe it is today while keeping the relaxed corner-store character. The grassy verge and outdoor seating are a big part of the atmosphere, especially on busy beach days.

From here, head west along Grant Street towards Grant Marine Park and the coast, or east towards Grant Street Station and Jasper Green.

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