A 13 dollar pub lunch worth the 5 stars excellent portions flavours are on point and service prompt…read moreand polite. The venue is located with amazing water views in an historic victorian large building. The venue is worth going out of your way for.

Great prices but, the look of the inside isn't that appealing which with the view from outside you…read morewould think that the my would up style the hotel.

The thing about Hamilton is that there is a pub on both sides of the railway station, and both pubs…read moreare pretty cool. However, this one was actually much livelier than the other one, so I guess I would have to give it points for that. In fact listening to the banter going on between the bar staff was actually rather amusing, especially since they were dealing with an undersirable. The other thing was that they had some awesome beers on tap, and a great outdoor area as well. Yeah, this place was pretty cool.

A basic little pub that's right across the road from Hamilton train station. I went in late…read moreafternoon, as a place to have a cold drink while I waited for my train. Given the time of day, I saw the place at its most naked (though darkly lit) and it was showing signs of wear. I considered sitting at the suede/micro-fibre lounges, however they'd seen too many good times and were rubbed bare. The other seating was stool based. Though not particularly comfortable (I probably wouldn't go there for a chat), in my brief wait for the train, my stool was sufficient. It felt a bit dingy. The bathrooms were older style, but roomy and clean. Edit: I hear they have new furniture?

Pokolbin Village - A Corker Amounst The Wineries…read more I have chosen Pokolbin Village for me and my family to stay at in The Hunter Valley Wine Country (only two hours from Sydney) during the first week of January 2017, that is a 'four star' rating and I can understand why they have an amazing rating. The place is nicely displayed with a range of specialty shops and restaurant for your convenience with lots of parking spaces available. There are easy-to-find signs especially when you're trying to locate 'Reception' so you can check-in, get your keys, unload your gear and start your holiday as-soon-as-possible. Once we entered the reception area, we were greeted by a friendly staff straight away that made us feel welcomed. The receptionist asked where I was parked and then directed me with easy instructions how to get to the our 'self-contained' villa accommodation and we noticed that on the key-ring to our villa, there were adverts on it stating that you can receive discounts for participating on-site shops and some outlets when shown. I drove the short distance to our room without a problem and found nearby parking - oh... by-the-way, the specialty shops are not too far from the room we were staying at, just a short stroll. . When we entered our room, the air-conditioner was already on that gave us an instant relief from the heat we were experiencing - 39 degrees Celsius (102.2 Farenheit). The facilities were conveniently located near the rooms - swimming pool, BBQ facilities, tennis court and boules court and on top of that, free wifi. We made great use of the swimming pool and BBQ facilities with nearby table and seats so you can enjoy your meal outdoors with the natural, non-pollutant country air. Pokolbin Village is only minutes away from all major attractions and event locations. It is the ideal place for couples, families or groups who are looking for a place with natural charms and beauty for a 'time-out' of your everyday hustle and bustle lifestyle.

Boring place with half closed expensive shops. Not sure about the restaurant there but the…read morecharacter of the hunter Defintely isnt in this little complex

Great value meals and polite and attentive staff. Recently…read moreopened with a great vibe and the promise of live music. $12 lunch is a bargain - check it out!

Never been before but The Feddy popped up on my fb events radar; hosting a Smoke Off between their…read morepub and Smokin Hot & Saucy. I love meat so it was the perfect incentive to venture out to Branxton. A nice pub holding a prominent corner location. Wasn't hard to find; just follow the crowd, the sound of children playing on equipment and of course the delicious aroma of smoked meat. It was a bit squishy downstairs but the upper level was far more spacious and relaxed. Still featuring a bar but more so for food service. Despite my free samples I still had space to order the pulled wagyu roll which was delicious. So much meat! No skimping. The chips were hot and crisp. I loved my meal. Cute little library where you can donate pre loved books or take one home from the titles already on display. Walking through to a more private area with a few extra dining tables. Perhaps used for events? I really enjoyed the feel of this pub and liked the Smoke Off event for a bit of fun.

Good pub dinner on a trip to wine country. Our Airbnb host recommended this place, and my boyfriend…read morenever says no to a pub. Good value, great food. I had the lamb shank, and he had a steak with pepper gravy that, in my opinion, stole the show. They also make their own olive oil, and we'll be getting a few bottles to bring home as gifts.

Best customer service, great gaming , excellent food, Newcastle best kept secret. Car Parking…read moreavailable round the back. If you live in the area or just visiting this is the best local pub in Newcastle.

Has been several years since my last visit but was pleased to see it's still a nice pub with a good…read moreselection of beers and food. Table service lifts it to a higher standard than most pubs as well. Bistro Albion is tastefully decorated and offers all your favourites like schnitzels, steaks and burgers. I loved the chicken breast supreme. Served with chat potatoes, asparagus and a Cajun cream sauce that I would have licked clean if I'd been at home. The egg shaped bowl made it look amazing too. Prawns were an extra $5 however after leaving my partner showed me the bill and I realised we'd been charged $7. Not a big deal; we were using a discount voucher anyway and I loved my meal that much I didn't care. My partner had some help picking a beer and I liked that they gave him a couple to sample before deciding. Opted for a dark beer on the bartenders advice which isn't normally what he would drink but it was a winner. Parking across the road by the fisherman's co-op is free for 2 hours which gave us plenty of time to enjoy our Sunday lunch.

We stopped here recently for an overnight stay and were pleasantly surprised!…read more ++ Check-in was relatively painless, and staff even offered little bottles of milk for "coffee or tea" Very clean room and ensuite bathroom that looked recently renovated All basic appliances and supplies provided in the room, including a mini fridge, coat hangers, heater, and flat screen TV - - Bathroom had a fan that worked well but came on everytime the light was on, and it was absolutely freezing in the shower on this cold winter night All in all a great stay, and we'd consider a revisit!

Just had lunch at the gateshead tavern i got the battered fish and it was superb and only $10.90…read moreand my husband got the steak sandwich and he said it was the best he'd had in a long time and the service was fast and staff were friendly

Loved the food. Interesting tastes and textures…read more Venue is beautiful. Cocktails were lovely. Staff very attentive Fairly noisy but a great atmosphere. Age range was young to old. True family venue.

The food isn't particularly spectacular but the beer selection is good, the music varies but I like…read morethat they have brought in a DJ most days of the week. It's absolutely packed at the weekends, a lot of the younger crowd dress like they're going to a wedding and it often closes way too early (10pm on a Sunday?!!). Despite this, I like the Del, though I tend to go there on a Friday or weekday for after work drinks and a bite.