Healthy eating at Glebe - Toxeth ticks all the boxes - whether you are a vegan or just the opposite or even detoxing - the menu has something to offer everyone.
We enjoyed some food in the courtyard area of the Toxteth. Really liked the space - plenty of space, not loud, good vibe.
Staff were friendly and very attentive.
The food was enjoyable with great flavours.
We ordered the fish tacos which were quite large, although mainly filled with lettuce and capsicum. The fish was so delicate and had a nice flavour, although I wish there was much more of it (the piece of fish was small).
The parmigiana was large, and I would expect that considering the price of it. Again, really enjoyed the flavour and tenderness of the chicken.
Would go here again if I was looking for a pub meal in the area.
Great venue with lovely decor. Friendly staff and pretty outdoor area. We got the camembert with quince and grapes. We also ordered the southern fried drumsticks with chipolte sauce. The presentation was excellent I must say. The cheese was gorgeous. The drumsticks.....nothing to write home about. There were like something you'd buy pre-packaged in the supermarket and cook in your own home. I was expecting crunchy and juicy but instead got a barely there coating which looked overcooked. Overall though, I would definitely try out some of the rest of the menu. Great venue, especially for summer
Have had lunch there during the week twice recently because the quality of the food was very high. They do a $14 lunch with the standard pub fare but I have to say the fish and chips was great - fish moist and batter crispy and a good portion too for the price. The week before we went for the main courses and my snags and mash with a pepper sauce were some of the best sausages I have ever had. All the meals were of equal high standard and generous portions too. The outside courtyard is great, spacious and plenty of room for smokers too and the music wasn't too loud but good choices. All in all a great place for a few drinks and good pub food. Will definitely go back.
Good food, too many tvs though all switched to sport. Beer garden is cool unless it's crowded and then you can't talk during your meal and don't forget most of it is the domain of smokers only! Dining room ok, too brightly lit, a bit lacking in vibe.
This is a nice pub located in Glebe that has lots of space and a cute courtyard to kick back and relax. The menu is fresh and delicious and the customer service is fantastic. I highly recommend the Pork belly and the dessert.
Sam: As Far as pubs go this one is one of my favorites, played chess in the court yards with strangers that told me about their life that started in Siberia and somehow ended up her liquored up and playing chess just like a me where my life has started in an equal remote corner of the world. Drinks are reasonable and they have wine tasting night which is worth it if into wine.
Food is simple but well made, they do get very busy on the Friday and sat night but these are not the nights I've been. I usually went on quite nights with few friends or during the days when not at work for a chess or a dart game.
Menu is pretty standard fare for a pub, perhaps with the exception of a baked camembert plate which I had alongside a sirloin.
The steak was slightly over-cooked but still very much enjoyable. The camembert was quite good, I don't really have anything to compare it to.
Plentiful seating.
It’s good eating but not for the faint of heart. As pub fare? It’s superb. $15 and there was a lot of wings to eat.
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" I am a chef and cannot keep calm, ” is printed on a nicely thematic Union Jack affixed to the kitchen. By contrast though, the men inside the glass box are deadly silent, moving like a well-oiled machine. This is lucky because this popular Glebe local is packed with a mixed bag of locals and visitors. A somewhat forlorn music trivia host tries his best to lure diners inside, but it’s clear... ...my fellow Aussie all-weather backyard compatriots are here for generously portioned ten-buck rump steaks or fish and chips, from the Monday/Tuesday Dinner Menu. I dabble with lightly battered Jalapeno Poppers ($12) with cream cheese, smoky bacon and Baja sauce, and... ...panko-crumbed Brie ($13) with sweet-chilli jam and aioli, before moving onto sliders. Twenty bucks buys you four, and conveniently there are four choices: ‘ Zucchini ’, ‘ Crab ’, ‘ Buttermilk Chicken ’ and ‘ Beef ’. The latter scrubs up best with good patty char from the fast-paced grill. My meal highlight was...
I'm just visiting Glebe but if I lived here this place would be my local. It's a pub that does food so if you stick to the usual pub grub it's great. Well priced and good beer garden. Had the burger and if I was being super picky I'd say the meat was dry and bun a tad stale. Wife got the salad nicoise and again tuna over cooked and salad is only dressed with aioli. Note to kitchen toss through a vinaigrette and add the aioli on the side. It's a condiment not a dressing. The other members of our party got a pasta and the fish and chips which they both said were fantastic. All in all I would go back, the prices are right and if you just stick to the basics then you won't be disappointed
Great beer garden, but..... ... It is pretty expensive or what it is. The food was only just ok- I chose a salad nicoise, and while some elements were quite nice it was over-dressed and my tuna was a bit over cooked. However the atmosphere was really nice, so I think I'd give them another chance. Looking around, some of the other meals I saw coming out did look good.
Minor gripe- we'd eaten at the Vic on the Park in Enmore the day before. The menu is almost identical. Didn't realise they're obviously part of the same group. Fair enough, but duplicating a menu is a bit lazy. And for the record, the Vic did a better job.
Good standard pub grub with changing specials menu. The covered outdoor area is nice but the non smoking laws are not enforced so stick to the indoor areas or go to the AB down the road.
A large and very popular pub with lots of different spaces to eat in. Polite, informative and hard working staff. We had the steak which was cooked to perfection and the gyros with Greek flavoured lamb and warm soft pita. Delicious!
Definitely recommend The Toxteth for any meal including family kids meals. My only negative is that dogs are allowed in all the spaces, even the carpeted room, hence 4 stars instead of 5.
Exy food for what it is however the boys loved their burgers, the haloumi fries were delicious & the salt n pepper squid exceptional. A good spot for people watching for a long and lazy lunch.
Pricey but tasty pub meals.
Great atmosphere, usually clean and good ambiance.
Staff are a bit varied. Sometimes super friendly and attentive, sometimes off in the corner having extended chats and
Ignoring customers.
— Multiple visits 2021/2022 / Glebe local
A great local pub with a varied selection of food and drinks in a pleasant atmosphere.
Enjoyed the (un-publike) Ramen Bowl with Chicken. Maybe the Chicken Schnitzel next time :-)
Probably the best schnitzel I’ve had. Great vibe, friendly staff. I’ll be back for sure!
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Went on a Tinder date that was organised during Sydney covid2021 Lockdown. We had FaceTimed and text chatted for a few months. So we appeared to be fairly ‘introduced’ by date night at the Toxteth, Glebe Road, Glebe. The Toxteth layout is good. There are pretty much three areas for drinking, eating and vaping or if you’re old school hard case, smoking. Also they serve pints (average $10.00 per pint). Date didn’t go well. She said to me, “I can tell you why woman are not attracted to you..” I declined the feedback not with sour grapes but with the self determined knowledge that beauty, attraction, friendship is in the eye of the beholder. Thus, still single and still looking. Though I will say that I’ll organise any possible future dates to the Toxteth. Great atmosphere, food is good and reasonable. We shared a bowl of wedges with spicy sauce. It wasn’t meant to be a long dinner date. More of a greet and meet. Though even though I was an unattractive date we ate, drank and talked for over three hours. Loads of busses up and down Glebe Point Road and also plenty of street parking if you’re not boozing. I must admit it would have been so good if the Sydney light rail went all the way up George Street and up and over Haymarket and along Glebe Point Road. Regardless, the Toxteth is a friendly, watering hole with loads of local buzz.
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