Wonderful food. Super friendly service. Great setting. The Stanley Pub has it all. More a…read morerestaurant than a pub, the Asian fusion menu would bring me back here whenever I can make it. Loved the crunchy, nutty pumpkin bites with a tangy sauce. Also the beef ribs. Amazing. Do not miss this place if you are close by... and yes, it is a good idea to book PS There's room for the kids to play on the side lawn.

The Stanley is your typical, cute, cosy and welcoming country pub. The food is relatively standard…read morepub fare done really really well. The service is oh so friendly. And the setting is cosy and welcoming. What more could you want? We came with our puppy on a sunny September afternoon so sat outside, which was easily accommodated by the waiter. I had the steak, mushroom and red wine pot pie with buttered vegetables and rustic mash. Whilst the husband had the local Bridge Road brewery's beer battered fish and chips and salad. So yummy! We then shared a locally grown apple & berry crumble with vanilla ice cream for dessert. It was divine!! Our waiter was so friendly and after chatting about our little furry friend a couple of times, came back bearing a doggy biscuit treat for the spoilt munchkin. How lovely. We will definitely be back! It's so worth the drive from nearby Bright or Wangaratta for a quaint but delicious country pub lunch. Keep up the amazing work guys!!

Reopened after 2 years.Clean and redecorate.Friendly staff and a committed publican to a community…read morehotel.The meals were very good,service quick and the beer was excellent.We will be back

The Duke has delicious upmarket pub food and on the weekends an all day kitchen. Meals are all very…read morenice with lots of specials and tasty deserts.

Great pub and good food. The mita pub at mita mita is a hidden gem. The food here was great. A nice…read morebig pub meal that left us both full and very satisfied by its taste and quality. We stopped here for tea on our way through the region. Grabbed a couple of beers and a big t bone steak for the locally grown mita beef. The steak was cooked ideally not to red and not over cooked and coupled with a good serve of potatoes, beans and mushrooms all covered with a garlic sauce. It was delicious. The pub itself was set out nicely and a wood fire on a cold night is welcoming. There is an outside area with a huge iron fire pit that wasn't going when we were there but I could imagine it would be great on a cold night also. The pubs decor was interesting with a nice wine rack, some quirky industrial farming decor some print of interest hanging in the bistro. The only thing I wasn't overly keen on was the men's toilet is in the bar and it's a bit out of the way if your in the bistro. A great pub and would happily return for another meal here for sure the staff were very friendly and helpful.

I'll have to say that the service wasn't that great, particularly since they didn't mention that…read morethere was more to the taxi number than was actually written on the wall (and they didn't offer to ring one either, despite lots of other pubs I've been to actually offering to do that). The other thing is that the beer selection honestly wasn't all that fantastic, though I suspect that that might have more to do with it being a country pub, with a country style, than anything else. Still, it was okay, just not particularly great.

Absolutely delighted by this place! Went on Tuesday for the $10 steak night. Had a delicious rump…read moresteak with Tasty steamed veggies. Had a choice of chips, potato bake with either salad or veggies and about 5 sauces to choose from (but I was endeavouring to be healthy so I gallantly declined those options). It was really nicely cooked, a little but more cooked than I usually enjoy in a rare steak, but for $10 I was pretty impressed. My mates absolutely loved the Diane and mushroom sauces and said the chips were crunchy and delicious. We then found ourselves involved in a hysterical trivia night, where we all lost something shocking but had great fun trying (don't ever ask us where any mountain ranges are located!). We subsequently moved onto desert and indulged in a tantalising variety of cakes. They each came in massive wedges of deliciousness with pots of both whipped cream and ice-cream on the side. The only negative I can think of is that it's quite chilly inside in winter as it is in an old wool shed (hence the name). The venue itself has a great atmosphere and is all decked out in vintage farming relics with dainty fairy lights twinkling from the wooden beams across the ceiling. All in all we were quite delighted and entranced by a place that, let's be honest, we only visited for the $10 steaks.

One of the things I love about these pubs out in the country is that a number of them (or rather…read morequite a few of them) happen to have courtesy buses. We actually ended up here for dinner, and since it was a fair walk back to the motel, we decided to take advantage of the bus that they had to offer. Mind you, I had the steak, which was pretty good, and they had some decent beers, though, they were all ones owned by one of the big breweries, so yeah, there is that. Still, the courtesy bus was kinda cool.

We came here on a week day very good food it was a bit loud but ok make sure to get the piazza lot…read moreof people on Mother's Day but ok for the food Caitlin is a very mean worker she served us

It was a bit of a hike to get to, though I can't necessarily jump up and say that it was worth it,…read morenamely because like a lot of pubs that happen to be located on the fringe of the city, especially when the city is basically a regional centre, the beer selection really isn't all that great, and that was certainly the case here. However, despite the lack of nice beers on tap, this place still did have some charm, and the service wasn't bad either. However, I'm unlikely to make the trek back out here again for another one.

I find this place to be a little hit or miss. Look, the service wasn't bad, and it is pretty close…read moreto the railway station, which works, though it isn't like a metropolitan station where you can jump off the train, get a beer, and then jump back on again. However, as a place to grab a beer while walking from the station, I have to admit that it really isn't that bad. Mind you, the beer selection is rather limited, which I generally expect in the regional places, especially the pubs that are located away from the centre. Still, despite that, this place really wasn't all that bad.

Unfriendly and aggressive staff. A lady named Chris needs a refresher in customer service urgently…read more Ruined mine and the families day. Will never return to Albury at all thanks to this experience. Though the Thai restaurant across the road was great! Also just letting everyone know sauce is not included in your meal here, told by bar staff it is $3 extra... so have fun trying to buy meals for everyone plus the kids when they are trying to charge $18 for some sauce. Menu clearly states plain gravy and sauce $1 extra - ask any questions and expect a mouthful of abuse from Chris the bar lady and told to leave the venue.