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Best underground (literally and metaphorically) bar in Frankston. Oposite the train station so it’s easy to get to. They offer live music over the weekends and a fun trivia midweek (Wednesday’s). The food and drink are great and very reasonably priced.

Stopped by on our way home from the Waterfront Festival and will definitely be going back. Walked by many times but didn't realise it was open to the public. Great atmosphere. Heaps of fun games and great music on a Saturday night. Love the vintage video games and He-Man on the screen. The menu als

Came for Parmi and Music night with friends and was not disappointed. Unlike some of my group who were told they had run out of Parmis and had to select more expensive items off of the menu that smaller meals. Music was still good however and drinks were reasonably priced.

Trivia nights are a blast, food is hit and miss. Best popcorn chicken I’ve ever tasted, but also had a Parma that came out colder than room temperature... so it’s a roll of the dice.

Great new up and coming pub/bar with a vintage look and exposed brick bar. Has outdoor setting, high seating and booths available. Food wise, the parmas are solid (very thick slab of chicken which is good and good amount of toppings), burgers are reasonable. Both came with nice thin crispy chips. Th

This place does not open till 3pm everyday, how are people supposed to go for a nice quiet lunch at 12-1pm ? impossible . it,s got nice decor inside, but opening hours are ridiculous, even patrons at 12-1pm is money in the till . I went there previously for quite a few yrs until these owners

Trivia nights on a Wednesday are a blast. Just don't be in a hurry for your food. Wait times can be longer than a delayed train across the road. That being said the popcorn chicken is hands down the best thing on the menu, puts the Cornel to shame. Don't let the fact that this bar is located in a d

Love this place. Many changes of name and management but always has been my comfort zone. The Right Brothers have had gigs there for 30 years and still going strong.