This pub really came across as a youngster's pub, but then again I suspect that things are somewhat…read moredifferent in a regional centre like Albury than what you would find in London. Anyway, I do have to admit that this place was pretty good, even though I got the impression that I was probably the oldest person in the place. However, it did have quite some charm about it, and there was some pretty awesome beers on tap. Well, the awesome beers on tap is certainly something that grabs my attention when it comes to visiting pubs.

Went in to public house for a few drinks and snacks on a Saturday afternoon. Didn't have a…read morewonderful experience and one of my friends posted a review in relation to this experience, it was promptly deleted so the company can maintain their review status. How disappointing and insecure.

The worst place I've eaten in for a very. very long time. The chef and I use that term very loosely…read moreseems to burn everything and serves are small. My tip is keep driving.

From the owner: The ultimate destination for those in the pursuit of sun, modern Australian inspired lunches and…read morelakeside weekends. Lake Hume's expansive, casual chic outdoor space is the perfect backdrop for a long, lazy meal with a view. The style is elegant and refined with their soft, neutral colour palette. Coastal and casual, the Hamptons interior design style has come to represent elegant and relaxed lake shore living. A lush garden, bespoke lighting and chairs, a colour scheme in contemporary stripes of white, light grey and navy

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.

The problem with travelling about on the Easter Weekend is that despite people being out and about,…read morenot all places are open, and that was the case up here in Albury on Easter Sunday. This was pretty much the only place I could get some breakfast, so I gave it a shot. Mind you, I was planning on doing that anyway. Anyway, it wasn't too bad, but I get the impression that it is more like an art gallery cafe, which is probably because it is located out the back of the art gallery. It isn't too flash, but it works as a place to grab something to eat.

This place must have been understaffed on a long weekend. 20 minute wait for a coffee, 90 minute…read morewait for breakfast. Not once did someone explain the wait and to add insult they charged a long weekend surcharge. Avoid

This is certainly not like the ones that I've visited in Melbourne, namely because it felt much…read moremore like a night club as opposed to simply being a craft beer bar. Okay, it certainly does have its fair share of craft beers, and they can actually be pretty pricey at times, however it really felt like this was a young persons place to hangout as opposed to what you generally encounter in Melbourne. Then again, there probably isn't too many options beyond the bars in the centre of town. However, as I mentioned, it is pretty awesome, though I'd recommend coming earlier in the evening as opposed to when the place is packed out and they are charging for entry.

I have a lot of time for this venue. I visited again…read moretonight for dinner, snooker and beers with friends after a six month absence courtesy of my being in Melbourne. The Commercial Club offers facilities you expect in the city, but in the comfort of a rural setting, with the slower pace that is inherent herein. The self-serve, all you can eat buffet, at $18 dollars for non-members, $16 for members, offers an impressive array of commendable foods with great value for money. The bar is reasonably priced- a schooner of draught will set you back $4.50. Full TAB facilities, extensive pokies and automated roulette. Big screens and projectors for major sporting events. Gym. Lawn bowls. Off-site 18hole golf course. The jewel of this facility however, is one I have only recently become aware of- the snooker room. Fully equipped room with 8 tables and a great vibe. The most relaxing thing I have done in a while was to spend an evening there after dinner. Worth your time.

From the owner: The Commercial Club is located in Dean Street Albury in the centre of the cities CBD.read more

This is basically a suburban pub, so you certainly won't be expecting anything beyond what you…read morewould generally get in a suburban pub. Okay, they do have a craft beer on tap (if you want to call it that considering that the company that produces it basically bought the brewery and it is now pretty standard), which I have to say wasn't too bad, and they do have a sort of beer garden, though it happens to be enclosed. Yeah, it wasn't too bad, but not particularly outstanding.

First time here and pleasantly suprised. The food comes out quick and good portions for the price!…read moreThere is even a games room for the kids, bonus