Food servings are large. Be prepared to eat when ordering…read moreup your favorites. I had the parmigiana which was not deep fried, vegetables and mashed potato. Sometimes a simple hearty meal hits the spot!

Yeah, this pub really didn't impress me all that much. Then again, it is a railway pub, sort on,…read moreprobably more like a bar that happens to be located in a shopping strip. It isn't particularly big, and the beer selection isn't particularly great either. Mind you, when I was here it was actually pretty crowded, though I did find a seat. However, yeah, I wasn't really impressed with it.

The Chicken Parma in Hawaiian style was cook to perfection. I loved it!!! Crispy and juicy chicken…read moreparma!!!! The only thing missing on the menu are pasta menus. I am a pasta lover myself and I think they should also include that one on their menus for people who love to eat pasta. But overall this pub is great. Fast service and I love the guy who served us. He's a pro in the field.

Williamstown is one of those places of contradictions, and this is certainly the case with this…read morepub. Actually, it is quite a decent pub, especially if you want to spend some time watching the footy play out, which was the case with me at one time. Okay, it isn't one of those pubs that really stands out in that regards, but they do have some decent beers available, and they do have the footy onscreen. While it isn't one of those places that I would go out of my way to visit, it still serves its purpose quite well.

Pretty nice, a great pub. Tasty food, epic drinks…read more good people and service too

This place is deffo worth a stop if in the area…read more The staff were friendly and the place looks great. The beer selection for a country pub was very good, including Old Speckle Hen, White Rabbit Dark Ale, Little Creature Pale Ale, James Squire's 150 lashes Pale Ale as well as the generic beers. The fish and chips was great, as was the Barra with chips. We all liked our dishes.

We've been frequenting 'The Irish Pub' for years and have always found it a pleasant location to…read moreenjoy casual dining and a drink (if you're so inclined). We go for lunch on week days, about three times per month. All meals are generous and consistently well prepared, presented and tasty. If you're a senior, the choice and price is great value and, the meals are not smaller portions. The daily 'specials' are also good value, our last meal was the satisfying 'Irish Flat Breads' (pizza) normally cost up to $18 for $10 (Monday special) Coffee is always $1.95 before noon. You have the choice of sitting inside on stools at the barrel tables, in booths, at standard tables or outside 'al fresco' on bar stools and bench tables. It's a destination for us. Our daytime experiences have always been positive. We even take our friends there. I can't comment on evenings/nights.

Seamus McPeake's Irish Pub is the local pub for the residents of Knox and surrounds. Hidden away in…read morea corner of Knox City Shopping Centre's Knox Ozone, it is a small venue which has the energy more commonly found in venues of the inner city. Among locals it is called "The Irish". A traditional irish pub in every sense it sports dark wooden furniture and a few booths at the back - perfect for a catch-up with mates. There are little nooks and crannies in every corner with all kinds of seating from bar stools, to benches to seats that double as small tables. Service is quick, but not quick enough when it comes to keeping the place clean - it is pretty grimy and the chances that someone will spill a drink on you are pretty high so I would caution against wearing your best clothes. Dress code is smart casual - just keep it simple. Entry is only $5 and drinks are relatively cheap too which is always a good thing. The place is busiest on Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights and because of its size is packed full pretty quickly. There is an outdoor smokers area, which is tiny but it doesn't seem to deter patrons from crushing against each other in order to secure themselves some room out there. The dance floor is tiny but again, when there is a will there is a way and there are a lot of very willing dancers here. Patrons range in age from the very young to the very old although there tends to be more males than females.

If you're a Brunswick East local (which I am) you should consider yourself lucky (which I do) to…read morelive so close to such an exceptional bar. Mr Wilkinson ticks all the essential boxes. + A warm and welcoming but trendy and hip vibe + A bartender who does The Sunday Age quiz with his patrons every week + Boozy cocktails, wines and local craft beers + A different food truck parked directly outside every night of the week + A charcuterie board so good you will weep No other venue will give you that "I've found something special" vibe, while also making you feel like you're right at home.

This is one of this bars that I discovered simply by walking past, so being the curious person that…read moreI am I decided to step inside and grab a drink. I was immediately impressed, and based on the other reviews I must have a reasonably good taste when it comes to bars. It's a fairly narrow affair, but it actually holds a lot more people than it immediately seems, and there is an outdoor area down the side, and one out the back (though the one out the back is much better than the one down the side). The staff were okay, but it was the atmosphere that really grabbed me. They also had some decent beers available. I wish I had more time to go and visit places like this.

Honestly, there isn't particularly anything all that great about this pub. It is basically just…read moreanother one of those suburban pubs that I tend to visit because, well, I like visiting pubs. In a way it does have some charm about it, though that is probably about it. Well, they do have a nice beer garden, and a decent sized bistro as well. However, as I mentioned, it is basically just a suburban pub, with everything that such pubs tend to entail, such as a limited selection of beers on tap. Yeah, probably not a place that I'd spend too much time at.

Sunday dinner at a loose end chose the Olinda bistro…read more great friendly staff nice menu and chose the Scallopini off the specials board nice meal !! Bar staff equally helpful and friendly nice medium ambiance with soft music as background.

This used to be one of my locals when I lived in the neighbourhood. But it was during…read moreday/afternoon/early evening when I used to visit. It turned totally knobish later in the evening and used to be insufferable on a Friday or Saturday night with a DJ playing shit dance music on the broken speakers at ear bleeding volume (sounds terrible). During the time of the day I visited it's wonderful. I love the building and the layout inside. The beer selection is excellent and bar staff friendly. It's a beautiful building and the interior is cosy and welcoming.

The Grace Darling is one of my favourite pubs in Melbourne. It's well known as a hipster hangout…read moreand once you walk in you will see why. Calling it a pub is a little misleading as the food and drinks on offer are top notch and the staff, while usually looking grumpy and bored, are pretty cool and do a decent job. It's great as a after work drink or catch up spot because of the range of group seating (massive couches or tall tables) and the great $5 pints of Coopers! They do pretty good pub food and always have good music. The pub looks quite nice and fancy, not a dingy old pub. There is wifi that says guest but none of the staff ever know the password so useless. Check the bar out though!

I had no idea that this pub existed until recently, but then again that probably has a lot to do…read morewith me working off a rather incomplete (and rather old) list of Australian pubs. I ended up discovering this place through a bit of trial and error. Anyway, I eventually get here and I was suitably impressed. Not being on one of the major roads means that this place is a lot quieter than normal, though there was a function out in the beer garden. Personally, I quite liked it, and would have not problems coming back another time.

who ever wrote the food was great must never have been to many hotels, 4 people on a quiet lunch…read morethey forgot 1 meal didn't come out till others had finished. Beer was ok. Coffe was undrinkable and a very long wait. Give it a miss there are a lot better pubs in Melbourn.