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This Irish pub is always full of life and fun! Don't be scared off by the front of the building or the overflowing carpark!! Though always brimming with men, women and children we always get our food in a timely manner!! The service is always welcoming and the steak is a guaranteed perfect steak (al

My first visit in several months and my first meal here in...ever. If you judge an Australian pub on its Fish and Chips, today I did the same in an Irish Pub. The Fish was Cod, never a Favourite of mine. But it was a good sized portion and well cooked. The Chips were Steak-cut, again never a Fave. B

Good value for money, excellent large serving sizes. Food was very well flavoured. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Service was quick as was the food. The only issue was no table service. Ample free parking. Ok access for mobility impaired.

Very nice Irish Pub, u can go wrong with this place. Good food ,good all hearty food Good atmosphere ,the best drinking Guinness place Especially for families with the kids spot on.

28/7/22: I've been here a couple of times this year for a catch up lunch with work colleagues. Great little Pub in the middle of suburbia. Prices are reasonable, food is reliably good and they have a great range of beers. The staff are all super helpful and friendly. It is a great place for a catchu

Very disappointed with the bad service. I was at the Pub on a Thursday evening. I was walking with a friend and so we thought we'd go in for a beer. When we arrived at the pub there were some tables occupied and some available outside, where we intended to stay. We waited a while but no one came t

It was just a quick doozey of a lunch but it left a great impression. The burgers pack a Mighty punch!

My guess is it was built in the 70s. Well maintained and staff were friendly and very helpful. Ordered a pint of beer ($12) and lamb shank ($28). The shank was great and beer was cold. All in all a good spot for a meal and to watch the footy.