Well, after visiting the best pub in Strath, I then proceeded to visit the worse. No guesses as to…read morewhich one that happens to be. Mind you, it is just down the road from the other one, and really just seems to be a pub that has been basically set up for the locals. Sure, they have a beer garden, but it seems to have been roughly thrown together. As for the beers, well, like many of these pubs, they are pretty limited. So yeah, I wouldn't be recommended this place.

This was a rather reasonable pub, though being the snob that I am I have to admit that it wasn't…read morenecessarily my favourite in town. I guess that might have had something to do with it being closed over the Christmas period. However, it is actually a pretty decent pub, and has some good beers on tap as well, something that I certainly appreciate, especially when it is beers that I like. Okay, while it isn't necessarily in the touristy part of the town, it still has some charm, and also somewhat quieter than the other ones.

Utopian for gluten free. Looots of options…read more Even basic meals are prepared carefully. Lovely side salads, schnitzels, fish and chips. Good range of pub staples. No gf burgers unfortunately but I haven't felt any lack. Wine selection is well chosen and interesting. $15 schnitzels on Thursdays. It's a good idea to book. We find Thursdays a bit too busy but it depends what you're into. Lovely lovely staff.

Best value for money, big meals taste great and owners and staff are really friendly…read more Have tried most things on the menu in my 2yrs in strath always supurb food

I must admit that this pub wasn't bad, but that was because it had a verandah, and verandahs where…read moreyou can sit are pretty cool. Unfortunately, the tables and chairs didn't seem all the comfy, and this wasn't the main part of the town either (in fact it was pretty dead). The service was pretty good though, even though the beer selection was rather limited. The pub was rather quiet too, but that was probably because this part of town was rather quiet.

This pub was nothing short of awesome, but that had a lot to do with the atmosphere. In a way it…read morefelt a lot more hip and laid back that many of the other country pubs that I have visited, though in a way it did sort of have some British feel about it. Like, it had some awesome beers on tap, the service was wonderful, and not only that but there was a huge beer garden out the back as well. Honestly, I have to say that I really did love this place.

The Three Brothers Arms is not just a pub. It is a hell of a restaurant, a laid-back pub with live…read moremusic, and a great place to chill. It's hard to pin down the ambiance as the areas of the Hotel differ; all in a good way. The "BAAA" is a great example of rural Australian bars: happy and inviting with live bands often playing. Meanwhile, it's eclectic and relaxed in the penny bar area, and the beer garden has a family friendly vibe. The standout for me on this visit was the dining area. It's relaxed but more restaurant than pub-like; in a good way. The service was very good, the staff friendly and prompt. But the best thing was the food. As long as you are happy to go beyond today's typical Australia pub food, and instead try some gourmet style traditional pub food. I had the slow cooked lamb shoulder with vegetables and light jus, while my partner went for the Mediterranean Chicken salad. Both were excellent, but the lamb was next level. Despite being well satisfied we could not resist the sticky date pudding. And we weee both happy we did not. Great experience all-round. The prices are higher than pub meals, but for that you get gourmet food that you will remember for a long time. Worth the little extra for sure.