This is our corner pub. Stop by anytime for brunch, late lunch, dinner or after work beer before…read moreheading home. Tons of character and great food. We had guineas beef pie special and it was just delicious. 3 stories building and there is another car in the 2nd floor. Sometimes they have a band playing, good happy hour and many flat TVs to watch games on. Good place to hang out. Stop by when you're near!

Old pub with appeal. Stopped in on a warm summer day to hydrate so we could walk around some more…read more Pub had all you needed with regard to libation potential. We had some mixers and were on our way. The barteneder was pleasant and tis establishment took credit cards. Enjoy!

Great renovation !!!! As a regular at the London Hotel, it was a sweet surprise to see the back…read morearea has been renovated. The first thing you see is the space - totally opened up the area but shame you can't see into the kitchen anymore. There are now high communal tables to eat at, low communal tables and a couple of pinball machines !! The food is consistently good here and what I like about this place is if something is working for them food wise, they don't go all 'SURPRISE' on your ass by changing the menu too often (although now that I think about it, there were some new items on the blackboard hmm the quinoa salad and the tacos???). The staff though can be hit or miss - the other night was a MISS unfortunately, but this certainly won't stop me from coming here and it shouldn't stop you either !! Give it a go for a really laid back casual school night out !!

Nestled in a quiet street in Paddington just off the bustling Oxford Street, The London is one of…read moremy favourite pubs in the area. Whether you're there for the big screen to watch whatever match might be on, or just there to chill out and have a couple of beers, this is an ideal venue. The front bar area has a number of high tables with stalls while out the back there is a small garden area and another indoor area - this one with low tables and seats. The pizzas are pretty damn good here too, my most recent outing there seeing me try the prawn and chorizo ($22) - didn't need any help finishing it (and not because I'm a fat b*stard). They're a bit pricey, but nevermind, they're good! As long as you like your thin and crispy pizzas. There's plenty of other menu choices if you're not in a carb mood. I'd highly recommend this as an establishment to pop into if you're in the area!

First impressions last and this place has ticked all the boxes!…read more The Warwick is a newly established contemporary pub that boasts an awesomely fancy looking bar. A beer garden with its own bar and also an upmarket bistro. That has amazing food at ridiculously good prices! I had a beef wagu pappardelle pasta which was absolutely delicious and the wagu just melted in your mouth! There was also a sirloin steak ordered that was delicious and very well priced aswell. The atmosphere is just the big winner! Can't wait until it's fully renovated! This place is definitely going to be my new local!

Wow who knew such a nice establishment could exist on the border of Warwick Farm and Cabramatta?…read moreMost people are familiar with the Sunnybrook hotel which has only been rebadged as a Holiday Inn establishment. As part of the renovations and update, The Warwick has turned out as a pretty swanky hang out. I was here on a Friday evening and it quickly filled up with people and ended up being completely packed by 10pm.

There really isn't all that much to complain about this pub, though the fact that I am opening this…read morereview with the word 'complain' probably also suggests that there isn't all that much about it that really appeals to me either. Well, as it turns out, no, there wasn't really all that much that did appeal to me, except for the upstairs area, which I only discovered after I had finished my beer. Okay, there isn't all that much upstairs either, except for the balcony, but then again the view from the balcony isn't all that great either. I guess I'll just leave it at that, though the staff were okay.

First things first: the signs out front saying $7.90 steaks are out of date, the steaks are now…read more$9.90. That makes me sound like a mad tightass, but in the interests of factual correctness, you know, someone has to point out these things. Maybe send a glassie out there with a Sharpie to turn the 7 into a 9 or something. And look, the steak you get for that price is damn good, it's a juicy 300g Porterhouse on a bed of mash with your choice of sauce (pepper. Always pepper.) And that's available 7 days a week. There's heaps more on the menu - my friends had the Atlantic salmon on a beautifully arranged bed of delicate salad and radish and a cheek of lemon. But I'm a man and I eat steak I was okay with her having this amazing looking fish. It's a pretty lively place, gets loud with younguns and oldies and everything in between. Youngies hit the $5 drink specials. Five bucks. Can't beat that to spend your Maccas wages.

Now, this was one awesome pub. Well, at first it didn't seem to be the case, particularly when I…read morewandered into the front bar and it basically looked like your typical sports bar, however, when I made my way out the back I discovered an awesome beer garden. In fact more than that, there were some great other bars in this establishment, as well as a gallery. Oh, and the paintings on the walls outside were pretty awesome. This was one great pub.

Heard good things about this place so I came here for their $10 Lunch special on Monday's and…read moreTuesdays. You can get a burger with fries ranging from cheeseburger, vegan burger, to fried chicken burger and a few others. The fit out is pretty cool, large outdoor area and chill vibe and staff. Food came out rather quick, I thought $10 was a great deal so I ordered a fried chicken burger and Bushwick burger. Bushwick burger is beef, cheese, onion, pickle, lettuce, tomato sauce, on an nyc style. Hold up, what's an NYC style bun? I've spent a lot of time in New York City and have never heard of such a thing...NYC style pizza sure. NYC style bun? This is some faux BS trying to win customers in an attempt to seem more authentic methinks... Anyway, the fried chicken burger was great, definitely up there with the best in Sydney, comparable to Mary's, Pub Life (prior to the new one,) and Pinbone. The Bushwick burger on the other hand was OK. It seriously just tasted like a Whopper from Hungry Jack's. Not a bad thing...but nothing special either, because if I wanted an imitation of something I would have just gone to the original. Will have to come back to try the cheeseburger. Chicken is 4.5/5 Bushwick is 3/5

This pub was okay, but certainly not one of the best. There was some charm about it, but it was a…read morelittle too crowded for my tastes. Okay, that probably had more to do with Australia Day than anything else, but while a part of it was nice, other parts of it were a bit too tacky. There were some decent beers available, but none that would really grab my attention. Once again there was a beer garden, but that was more for the smokers.

Darlo bar (as it is known to pretty much everyone) is a tale of 2 bars. Downstairs you have the…read moremix-match retro-chic look, complete with old-school arcade games. Upstairs, you'll find the outdoor patio area - complete with wrought-iron garden furniture - with walls so high, it almost feels indoors (except when it rains). It can get very busy in the evenings, especially Friday and Saturday, so if you want a seat, you better get there early! Both bars over a good variety of drinks, ranging from local boutique beers to a variety of wines and cocktails, so all bases are covered in that respect. Although there is no kitchen, food is on offer from a number of local outlets (order at the bar), with a minor surcharge for delivery. They also nightly specials and events, so check out the website and see what's on when you're heading down!

Now it is these types of bars that is the reason that I love the inner city. This place is just so…read morecool. I would say classy but that might just give you the wrong impression. No, not classy, hip, trendy, but not classy. Actually, the back area certainly has its charm, especially the caravan that has been set up as one of those private areas where you can get away from everything. Oh, and the interior is pretty good as well, and they also offer that rather nice beers.

Although the décor has its charm, sadly this bar seems to be relying on this alone at the detriment…read moreof the food, drinks and service. I paid $10 for the "Starving Artist" plate which consisted of Jatz Crackers, Cheese cubes, and Cabanossi. The martinis and negronis were nothing to write home about - especially at $18 a pop, and in an all but empty bar it took me a few goes each time to grab the bartenders attention to get another round. Take your own food and drink if you wanna check this place out.

Ahh, the Flodge. I wish I could talk about all the cool memories that I had drinking here with my…read morefriends but unfortunately I don't have any, namely because I have never been here before. However, I can see that this would be one of the pubs that I could find myself settling down in with a huge glass of beer and a good book out in the courtyard. Well, the courtyard is basically for the smokers, but it is a lot quieter and less crowded than the front bar. As for the beers, well, there certainly is a fair number of beers available, including some really nice craft beers. If Sydney just wasn't so expensive, and if I didn't live in Melbourne, well I could probably spend a lot more time, but unfortunately fate won't let me,

Great food - lodge pizza is so gas. Workers are chill, but sometimes seem miserable in their job,…read morebut probably because I come with a large group of hooligans. Beer is good, pretty cheap if you're a student. The waiter with sideburns and a great mustache is a legend. The guy that sings and hums and whistles is also a legend. Good environment and accommodating. Closes too early. Pool table is nice but costs money. I like the stickers/beer logos decor.