Very impressed, we came here with reasonable expectations that have been far exceeded. Good food,…read morefriendly service and nice fitout

I have seen this placed being renovated for a few months, and finally walked in! AND WOW! What a…read moreplace! The old venue is completely gone and the new venue is amazing. Huge beer garden, front verandah and great sports bar. Apparently the bistro opens at the end of Jan, looking forward to trying the food! Definitely the nicest place in Kingsgrove.

Touchdown is the downstairs bar in the Rydges Hotel at Sydney Airport. I'm not sure what is more…read moreconfusing: the fact that it is named after an American football term; or the fact that they couldn't make a basic cocktail correctly. (More on that later). The vibe here was laid back sports bar with a focus on beers, wine and simple drinks. Sadly, the beer list was short and standard (Australian macrobrews like VB, Carlton, etc.) The short food list was actually better than I expected, with a selection of apps (wings, meatballs), entrees (burgers, steak, salmon) and desserts. It was certainly enough to suit me, so I ate here for dinner and watched some local sports (continuing my increasing fascination with cricket). My burger and fries were pretty good, and just what I wanted. But after a few mediocre beers I decided to test the bar by ordering something basic. Specifically, I asked for an Old Fashioned (It's a never-ending quest). The young bartender got busy, muddling some fruit, adding sugar and bitters, before finally adding the liquor (which I couldn't see). The result tasted familiar, but strange...REALLY strange. I sipped slowly, but it never got any better. After about 15 minutes, the bartender proudly showed me the single malt scotch he made it with... [Insert Forehead Slap here]. No wonder it tasted strange - This drink is made with Rye or Bourbon only; and what a waste of a single malt! Dear management- you might want to think about training your bartenders to do something more than pour wine and beer.

As workers clubs go, Revesby worker's is a veritable wonderland of activities for seniors and…read moreon-your-way-to seniors, alike. This place is clean, schmick and wall to wall carpet. Polished staircases, fountains, atriums, indoor plants, Pokies, bistros, Pokies, Yum cha aaaand more Pokies. Cash is king! Incase you aren't a fan of pokies there are also a lot of different bars. There's Bingo and there are lounge areas with sports channels on so you can drop Frank off at the TAB while you brunch with the golden girls. The staff are immaculately dressed, polite and helpful. You need to be a member if you live in the area, or at least be signed in by one. Benefits include cheaper drinks, and I'm sure you gain points if you swipe in. The Club also has function rooms for hire, if you are planning a Wedding, Party, anything. Yum cha, is cheap and you pre- order it on a card Dress is smart casual, so don't wear your hi-vis vest. Actually open until about 3am on the weekends and offer a shuttle bus service for $4 pick up and drop off if you live nearby. Wuuut? With the 10pm bottle O close outs and the CBD lock ins that have just come in why not take advantage of a closer to home, more convenient venue? Good for groups, or parents of young kids, and it's a Nanna approved venue.

I was extremely disapointed at the service we received at this venue. I and my friend drove over an…read morehour to see a band and we're refused entry on the basis that "he doesn't look 18" even when showing clear identification. After this we were forced into the bistro to eat after our 1.5 hour drive only for the food to be served 40mins after we ordered and for the orders to be wrong. The food at best was passable and the service definetly not with a smile. To top it off my friend who is slightly autistic (a factor in his baby-face-ness) was not at all accommodated in his needs and judged with discriminatory fashion. I would not recommend the revesby workers club. I was so disapointed at this venue I went to the effort of creating an account on here to voice my anger.

I always like it here. You order at counter, they give you a number then it's brought out to you…read more Service is quick. During Covid you need to book but some lunchtimes are not that busy and can sit anywhere.

Meh. The usual local pub/tavern that does the usual with the usual crowd so really nothing spesh…read morehere. The food looked impressive but too bad it came out cold and really did not match description. The medium rare steak was pretty much fully cooked and the crumbed lamb cutlets was pretty much just crumbs and no cutlet. Food took ages to arrive which was bad especially when you're hungry and 80% of the patrons were there to get pissed than filled. No more again.

Had the chorizo spaghetti. It was very good, however slightly oily for my liking. The onion rings…read morewere delicious and tasted very fresh but also the portion size could be a little larger. Overall it was quite amazing for the price. The pizzas they sell is probably hands one of the best pizzas I've ever had around Sydney. The main thing I'd want to change would probably be the member/non-member pricing.

Now, this is one of those pubs that I could spend quite a lot of time at if I happened to live in…read morethe area that is. I guess the porch really did it for me - one of those newer pubs that deliberately created a porch where patrons could sit at with a beer in hand and either chat, or read a book if they are like me. The other thing is that they also had a decent selection of beers on tap, and that is always going to win me over.

You could say that this was the first half decent pub I had come to in the entire day, but then…read moreagain considering where I had been traveling that is probably quite understandable. I guess for that fact alone I gave this place a five, even though the guy that served me certainly didn't deserve a rating that high (sort of one of those lets try and start a conversation, and then decide that he doesn't want a conversation after all people). However, putting that slight inconvenience aside, this place had a pretty decent beer garden, and craft beers on tap, even though that seems to be part and parcel of pubs these days. Still, it's a pretty awesome establishment, particularly since what it was like something like thirty years ago.

This is the cutest Club Ive been to . I met a friend here recently and would not have known it was…read morethere myself, only the locals know of it. In between all the shops in the main Street is the RSL . Very friendly people working here who straight away knew I was looking for someone as they don't know me. When I find my friend she introduces me to the bar staff. When you walk in its a front desk . On the left is a small area with Trivia going on and the right side is The Poker Machine area and that's basically it besides the Bar and Bathrooms. If you didn't know it was there , you do now .

Worst service I have ever experienced in an eating establishment. Promptly ordered our food as did…read morethe others in the party. Our food didn't come out until 45 minutes later and everyone else in the party had received theirs and already finished eating. The place was empty so this was clearly not a lunch rush problem and others had the same menu item , the Sunday Roast, and received it promptly. The food was barely warm. No apologies or acknowledgment of the delay when the food was brought out. There are many better places to eat. Choose one of them.

The Bank Hotel is one of Newtown's busiest pubs and I've been kicking around here for as long as I…read morecan remember. They renovated a few years ago and it's now a lot more pleasant with a lovely beer garden that houses the Bank's great Thai restaurant, and that is also venue to a ripping game of 2-Up on Anzac Day. I'm sure they do other stuff in here but they're the only things I've done downstairs! My preferred spot is in the windows, watching the peak of King Street crazy from a safe vantage-point while nestling a beer. The Bank is also famous for it's long-running Wednesday night Girl's night (for girls who like girls) and as I saw on the poster outside, they are kicking off Summer with a Drag Queen hosted "Sausage Fest". I laughed.

Over the years I've had the pleasure of enjoying fun nights at several different Karaoke bars and…read morenever did they fail to disappoint. However, Replay Karaoke in particular had outstanding customer service by Allan and his team who not only made the night reach its climax but also gave my friends and I a slice of social comfort and peace. Normally I shop from bar to bar but due to this one particular experience I am now looking forward to my immediate return to enjoy the night once again. Thank you Allan and your team for being such great hosts.

From the owner: Our venue offers Karaoke rooms for hire, where you and your friends and family can come and enjoy a…read moreprivate room to sing, eat, drink and party.