Honestly, there was nothing particularly flash about this country pub, though it does happen to be…read morelocated in a two pubs town. It was pretty packed when we passed through, but as I mentioned, it is a two pub town so that is sort of expected. Look, the beer selection wasn't all that great, but the service was okay though. It was passable, but it did lack the charm of the inner-city pubs.

Love visiting Wycheproof and staying here at the Terminus in the huts out back. Great overnight…read moreproces, 20 steps from pub, under cover parking for car next to hut, rooms are great, simple, fridge, flat screen TV, great adequate shower and toilet, bed is so so but after a few bevvies at the pub you will sleep like a log. The pub has a real country feel a good fire in winter, cold beer, meals are good pub meals, the only reason no 5 star is the 70's style wine glasses as I am a believer a god glass adds to the wine experience. Friendly owners and staff. A not to miss pub in a two pub town.

We stayed at the hotel overnight and although basic, the room was clean and welcoming. As we…read moreclimbed the stairs to the accommodation (12 rooms) it felt like we were stepping back in time to the 1950's. There are no ensuite rooms. Included in the price ($35 double) was a 'help yourself' continental breakfast. A cooked breakfast was available. The staff were friendly and I would stay here again if we were padding.

Look no further for a meal in the Wimmera, this pub with its owner a chef is simply amazing he uses…read morelocal butcher and I must say the steak I had was one of the best 600G steaks I have ever had. The steeamed vegies and mash were cooked to perfection, the mash melted in my mouth, the steak was cooked perfectly and pepper sauce was amazing. Great service, cold beer, good wine list and just a great experience overall. Opens at 7.30am for coffee and toasted egg and bacon sandwhich so you can hit the road with a light brekkie.

I'd probably consider this place to be one of those old school country pubs. It certainly does have…read moresome charm about it, and there was a pretty decent sized beer garden, though of course I do wander at times whether anybody actually uses it (I have never seen a beer garden being used in a country pub). The service wasn't the best, and the tap beer selection was also rather limited, but that did have a friendly dog, so I'll give it credit for that.

Like many of the country pubs that you will encounter, especially in the towns where tourists…read moregenerally either don't go, or don't stop, then the beer selection is quite limited. However, I do tend to stop at these towns, and drink at the pub, though I'm basically one person, so I guess that doesn't count. However, despite the limited selection of beers, which was expected mind you, I still rather liked this pub. I suspect that it had a lot to do with the friendly service that I received. Yeah, this pub was pretty cool.

This was certainly an interesting pub, though I'm not sure how long it is going to be here for…read more Basically, it is the only remaining building from the original gold mining settlement at Avoca. It isn't located in the town, but along the main highway leading it, and it is walking distance as well. Don't expect much in the way of beers here, but like a lot of country pubs, the bartender is very friendly, and quite chatty. Yeah, this pub turned out to be pretty cool, but it is a shame that it may not be around for much longer.

We were recommended to the Dancing Kelpie, who was back in his kennel by 3 pm Saturday. Tried…read morethe Commonwealth Hotel - coffee and a sandwich? They gave us a menu. We chose a burger. We got a chicken Parma, but we didn't care once we tried it. Thick chicken breast ( not a frozen commercial one), excellent crispy chips, fresh salad with tasty dressing. Well plated. Good quality coffee. Clean, tidy environment. Lost a star because we had to ask for sugar and a spoon for coffee. Cutlery and condiments followed after the meal - salt was empty. Staff were pleasant and attentive. We would return for the quality of the food.