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Great food, loved the Vegiterian Pizza and smoked brisket roll with slaw in the courtyards down where the band plays... really decent sizes and prices. I shared 1 pizz and 1 roll. Awesome venue for band, great sounds. Get in early if you prefer a seat though, as they are limited. Prices are reasonab

Cool venue, I went for the open mic and was very impressed with the setup. I had an aloha pizza which wasn't terrible, but it wasn't amazing. I'll be back for he open mic, but maybe I'll try something else from the kitchen next time.

The Sunken Monkey looked lovely from the outside. My parents were here from Canada visiting for a short time and it was our last day, so we decided to try a new dining experience. We were absolutely blown away by the quality of food and outstanding service!!! We tried the chili prawn pizza, calamari

Lovely chicken parma! Was initially concerned when it came out looking a bit thick, but it was beautifully cooked- flavoursome and tender. Nice crisp chips accompanied the parma.

This place is amazing. Ordered every entre on the menu because they all sound so good, and ever single one was impressive. Had the special pot pie and seriously one of the best I've had. The staff were awesome. So friendly and engaging. Cant wait to get back here. This is my new favourite place to b

Great place to eat or drink, friendly staff. I would rate 5 stars if they had a better selection of dark beers, although they finally do have a new stout on tap that tastes great. The best thing is they allow dogs 😁

Great, fresh food! Everything was delicious! Very reasonably priced. The staff was so lovely and accommodating. We will definitely come back!

Great suburban pub in a convenient location on the Central Coast Highway. Good pub grub and range of beers (including a number of my favourites) on tap, friendly service and on or off street parking. Only fault I can mention is they are understaffed, but given the difficulties finding staff currentl