The Old Synagogue – The Old Synagogue, home to Tonic + Ginger, The Arbor, Mr Chapple and L'Chaim. Bars + Restaurants.

FOUR UNIQUE VENUES IN ONE

Located at the corner of South Terrace and Parry Street, Fremantle, The Old Synagogue was built in 1902 making it Western Australia’s first synagogue. Known at the time as the Fremantle Synagogue, services continued until 1910, after which it was closed permanently with a majority of the Jewish population moving to Perth.

Today, The Old Synagogue is home to four unique hospitality venues, on a state heritage listed site ingrained in Fremantle’s history.

Tonic + Ginger is The Old Synagogue’s Southeast Asian restaurant. Exploring flavours from all over this unique part of the world, the menu takes diners on a culinary journey. Designed to share, diners are invited to sit under the staple pendant lighting and dine in a multi-award-winning setting.

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The Arbor is Freo’s ultimate beer and wine garden; three levels of good times, greenery and sunshine by day, turning into a buzzing basement dancefloor every weekend. With space for up to 500 mates, it’s the place to grab a pint, share a feed and keep the party going well into the night.

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Mr Chapple is a crafty bar tucked into the side of South Terrace and Parry Street, showcasing a view of the iconic Fremantle Cappuccino Strip from the ground level and the rooftop. Open for coffee seven days from 8am, or as the afternoons draw in, grab a bite and a pint from the menu.

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L’Chaim means a toast “to life” – cheers! This intimate cocktail bar is where Perth’s best bartenders hang out on their days off…. Hidden behind a bookcase, somewhere deep below the Synagogue, take a step back in time and immerse yourself in a world of fine cocktails and good times.

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