Really good pub food. Tasty and huge servings! Old school pub atmosphere. Service can be busy but it's ok. read more

Nice Aussie hotel. Good for pub food and some beers with mates. The food was average, but it was a lovely fun spot. The service has taken on the post Covid ways. Scan the QR and order your own. I miss interacting with wait staff otherwise this would have been a 4 star. I would say...amazing average pub food! Ok sir a quick night and a few beers! read more

Love this place ...... in saying that I'm not a regular or come here all that often but when I do ....... I really enjoy the mood of the place .... relaxed, comfortable...... like your local but not ..... feels familiar but different. Lots of good beers to choose from ...... small batch brews to all the regular suspects. The food ..... top notch but expect to pay alittle more than usual ...... all worth it I will say. TKH ..... can be a place to chill on your own, with mates, a group ....... even good enough for that first date ....... remember you already have that impressive menu to work with ...... the drinks a mere extension. read more

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I have a storied history with this grand ol' girl. Used to come here for beers after Year 12 with our form master Keith "Yoda" Chester. Played trivia here with my Auntie Cherie, a social socialite who can drink red wine like a pirate. And last night I hit up $1 oysters after seeing an ad on their website. The young girl manning the bistro register had been in a conversation that very definitely involved the words ..."oh my god, she's not even that hot" before serving me with a big friendly smile, and while she didn't know about the oysters and had to ask the chef, she brought 'em out all pretty-like on their bed of roquette and was kind enough not to stick around while I ate them because that would've been kinda weird. Head down, no eye contact. Its old, it's got character, and you'll always find some weirdos in here worth talking to. Come for trivia, best on the north shore. read more

Kirribilli Hotel - The bistro bar area - where trivia happens - Bars Near Me - Milsons Point, NSW

Well, for some reason I had this strange desire to go and check this pub out, which was odd because North Sydney doesn't really have all of the interesting attractions that the other side of the harbour does. However, what is good about this place is that it is right next to the Sydney Harbour Bridge. In fact if you have just walked over it you can step in here for a nice cold beer. Actually, I probably should say craft-beer because it happens to be a craft-beer bar. They also offer tastings if you can't decide what you would like (though a paddle is $15.00). If found this to be a pretty quite place with a nice outdoor, non-smoking deck out the back. Even better, it is just across the road from the railway station, so you don't have to walk back across the bridge. read more

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I used to live in the area, and frequented the Kirribilli Hotel. I returned the other day, and was surprised to see it so quiet, on a day when other establishments in the neighborhood were packed. I ordered a burger, which came very late, overdone, and covered with chutney. I used the upstairs ladies' bathroom, and got a butt cheek full of piss. Dudes, in case you don't know, some women "hover" and then don't wipe off the seat they've just pissed all over. And sometimes you don't see it before it's too late. There were so few people in there, I think it's pretty bad that no one was monitoring toilet cleanliness. Overall, though, the pub looks good. Strong suggestion to do something about the music. I know stores and pubs can lease piped in music. Every song was annoying AF. Nothing was particularly identifiable, or decent. read more

The Kirribilli Hotel sells itself as a 'true local' and for a while it was indeed my local. Of all the pubs I've been to in the area, it's the most deserving of having this title. It's an easy going pub for blue collar and white collar alike. It has an art deco style façade and lots of wood panelling on the inside. It's not fancy but not shabby either. It even smells like a pub. Beery and carpety. Working close by, long liquid lunches were occasionally interrupted by meals from the Bistro. The food is good traditional pub fair. Chicken burgers, wedges, fish and chips - it's a fair guess that the fryer is the most heavily utilised equipment in their kitchen but it's all really tasty and plated with fresh garnishes. Good on the pocket too. Quiz nights here on a Wednesday were unmissable when run by a comedian called Haskell but I think he's moved on now which is a shame. The night is popular still though, so call ahead and book a table. read more

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There aren't a huge number of neighbourhood pubs servicing the lower North Shore area - from Cremorne down to Milsons Point, it's The Oaks, The Commodore and the Kirribilli Hotel that run the drinking monopoly. The atmosphere at KH is always good - locals stop by for lunch and there's a consistent after work crowd - but the interiors at this little hotel seem to be a bit confused. It looks as though they've modernised the carpet and furniture in recent years around the main area, yet the boxy dark timber bar is awkwardly antiquated. If you're headed here to sample some of their quality bistro fare (think the standard hotel menu featuring a couple of salads, a vego pizza, a pan-seared fish and a selection of steaks), best to snap up one of the tables in their stylish terrace section. The covered, tiled space with partially open walls is breezy in summer and toasty in winter thanks to well-placed mushroom heaters, so you can dine semi-alfresco all year 'round. read more

Kirribilli Hotel - Bars Near Me - Milsons Point, NSW

It's a Friday night and I'm heading over to Milson's Point for a drink with some friends, I seldom come out this way, but we are headed to the Kirribilli Hotel and therefor the trip is necessary. Drinking the beers on special makes for a slightly cheaper night, but the neighbourhood isn't exactly one where value is favoured. It's a classy area and the drink prices reflect this. The place is packed with people celebrating the end of another work week. Sport on the tele and the weekend on the mind. We find some seats out the back and pounce on them swiftly before they vanish. There are pool tables in the front room and a dining area to the side, but we just sit out the back, down the beers, chat and catch up on each others lives. A waitress is even doing the rounds and taking peoples drink orders from their tables, a service we keenly take advantage of. After a few more beers and a couple more conversations, we leave the Kirribilli Hotel, not for greener pastures, but for different ones. read more

Kirribilli Hotel - Bars Near Me - Milsons Point, NSW

Our air b&b host suggested We reserved a table for their 31st party. Since, we had booked tickets for NYE fireworks at bradfield park. I am so glad we took the suggestion, it was much needed break awaiting fireworks. Michaela Burgess, the hotel manager reserved our table via phone and assured me she will take good care of us. It is amazing to see how she manages the place so well with heavy foot traffic. We wanted to see fireworks at Bradfield, so we requested to have our meal as take away. She suggested we get drink and appetizer and enjoy live band while the chef packed food for us. They did have 2-3 vegetarian options. Thank you Michaela for being a good host. The dance floor was jam packed at 7:30pm. I do feel $99 @person was little too much for the night. read more

I'm not sure if the Prime-minister ever has a drink at The Kirribilli Hotel when staying at the lodge but it's still a popular watering hole for locals in the area. Maybe that is why it's popular! It's a bit of an old school pub that has had some minor makeovers over the past few years. There are a couple of areas inside to grab a seat or if you're there on a Saturday night you can even have a dance to the live band. If you want something to eat there is a nice bistro and beer garden area plus a downstairs bar if you need to escape it all. Right out front are the steps that lead you across the Harbour Bridge but unfortunately there are no harbour views from inside. If you have been pounding the pavement around the north side of the harbour, it's a handy spot to drop in for a drink and rest those weary legs. read more

Kirribilli Hotel - Bars Near Me - Milsons Point, NSW

Had lunch here with a friend on 21st of May 2015.The menu is not exciting just steaks, schnitzels and fish with chips though oysters are available ( $14 per dozen are cheapest in Sydney) . We both ordered medium Scotch Fillet Steaks plus chips and salad at $15 . With a garnishing of chilli prawns @$5. Both steaks were perfectly cooked and tasted fabulous with the prawns adding a bit of fire. The service was quick . This is honest pub food . read more

Great staff, good beer selection and the dishes we got (chicken schnitzel and calamari) were better than most.

Ok it's been a while I used to live in the hood. So for old time sake I popped in for a beer. Well omg $10 for a batch beer. I want be coming back here again when I can get the same beer at the Royal in Leichhardt for $5.50. Not impressed at all read more

While staying in Kirribilli on holiday, we stopped in to watch the World Series. The management and staff couldn't have been friendlier. We had drinks and food several times each time we found the food quite delicious. The place will aways be warmly remembered, it helps that the SF Giants won too. read more

This place was pretty good. The food was nice, the french fries weren't the best but the steak sandwich was great. The environment wasn't the best though. read more

It took 35 minutes to get food for two. The steak was extremely dry and well done (despite requesting medium), the mashed potatoes tasted like tasteless powdered mash, and the vegetables tasted like cheap canned veggies. Disappointing experience. read more