let’s Celebrate
Pasta in the Valley is the spot for all kinds of celebration.
Whether it’s birthdays, corporate events, christening, wedding anniversary or just a family get-together, our range of versatile spaces here in the Swan Valley has you covered.
We’re a family-friendly restaurant, only a 20-minute drive from the Perth CBD with a menu loaded with options for everyone and plenty of parking. So, you can focus on the good times, knowing we’ve got it all sorted for you.
to discuss your function
and event needs
or phone
0419 741 936Corporate &
Social events
Gather your work colleagues, clients, social groups or make it a team building event! We offer buffet style or a sit-down lunch or dinner for up to 200 people
For further information check out our Pasta Making Classes for your next team building event.
Kids Mini Chef Birthday parties
Celebrate your birthday at Pasta in the Valley! Enjoy the mini chef experience with your friends followed by a pasta or pizza lunch, juice and gelato.
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Fun for the kids
School Groups
Ideal for pre-primary right up to year 12, we can accommodate your school group for a casual or formal occasion in our venue. Students can participate in the mini chef experience to make fresh pasta, fettuccini or spaghetti which can then be taken home and cooked later.
Or simply sit back and enjoy a social get together with their fellow classmates. We also have a fully enclosed spacious playground and basketball court for your group to enjoy during their visit.
Vacation Care
Give the kids an excursion to the Swan Valley during their school holidays! We offer mini chef experience where kids can put lasagne sheets through our pasta machines to make fettuccini or spaghetti to take home and cook later. Complimented by a buffet pasta lunch, gelato and dedicated areas for the vacation groups
Seniors Groups
For groups of ten or more, we have some great
mid week dining options for seniors to
enjoy –
starting from just $25 per person for a two-course lunch plus coffee or soft drink.
