A good range of craft beers and a more interesting range of foods than usual makes up for the lack…read moreof atmosphere and the cars roaring by right outside. A good place to meet up with fellow beer lovers for an evening of intelligent drinking. Less good for a romantic date or a quiet tete-a-tete. Ten rotating taps, a little too heavily waited toward the IPAs, but focusing small local brewers. I've only eaten starters here, but they were excellent and adventuresome: scallop ceviche mini-tacos, broccolini with lemon butter, and best of all, a beer-complementing platter of liverwurst and pickles with fresh crusty bread. I'll be back.

I have read so many excellent reviews about this place , I finally got to go there. I'm afraid to…read moresay, everything about this place is true. Excellent service, food, and of course the craft beer & cider on tap. We ordered the duckling spring rolls , and the seafood pizza marinara . We also ordered the fries with chilli aolie . Sorry no pic with the fries, I ate half of them before realising I forgot to take a photo. Lol . But trust they are yum.

This is another one of those pubs that happen to have a really nice looking building. In fact these…read morebuildings seem to add some sort of charm to the place above and beyond what I would normally expect. However, while the place was rather quiet and relaxing, and the staff reasonably friendly as well, I did find that there wasn't a huge range of tap beers available. Still, as a pub it was rather nice.

Held a small function here last week. Had a great time. We were well looked after and everyone…read moreloved the variety and quality of food platters on offer. We went the gourmet and the asian platter. Great range of drinks on tap as well. The new owners appear to have put a lot of work into the place as its improved immensely from when I was here previously (2009). Would rate at 4.5 stars but that's not an option so they get the full 5! It's a charming old fashioned style pub hotel!

The Stones Corner Pub located right under the Stones Corner Hotel is a great bar/bistro. There are…read more16 beers on tap, a great wine selection and a great cocktail selection. They have daily happy hours and other deals on food and drinks that vary depending on the day and the deal, some of these include buy one main meal and get the second one for 5$. The bar/bistro is great for a few drinks after work or for a romantic meal for two. The outside area is perfect during spring and summer nights when the weather is good and for those who enjoy people watching it's the perfect winter daytime spot. They have live music nights on Thursdays and Fridays from about 7 pm onwards boasting some great local acts. They are open from 7 am to 2am daily so really any time you want to stop in is fine. It's also located right across the road from the Stones Corner bus station so is great for public transports which you might consider taking as parking is not all that abundant. So if you are after a nice night chilled out night or some afternoon drinks this could be the right place for you.

This was my local for two years. The food is great quality, and the building facilities itself are…read moregreat. It's however, owned by Woolworths, at time of writing, which destroyed it. When they bought the business, it essentially became one part fancy restaurant (which is great), one part sports bar - the T-Bar. This is where non-dinner patrons mostly hang out, and you'll find your locals having a laugh with each other here. There's something wrong if 95% of your T-Bar customers are outside in the smoking area. It could be that they're socialising, but another key reason is to avoid the music and saturation of "the games." The bar is coated in advertising too, which makes me sad, and the last bar area to close where you won't annoy diners is the pokies room. The bar closes at midnight, I'm fairly sure. Seems I'm always still there when they want to close. Once during the week (Thursday, I recall) we were there celebrating my birthday in the T-Bar when we were told to move into the restaurant at 9pm! That was disappointing, as then we didn't feel that comfortable sitting among diners when we just wanted to have drinks and be ourselves. Maybe that was just my reflection.

I'm a fan of beer. Ok that's a lie. I'm Obsessed with beer and Brews Brother is my de facto temple…read moreof devotion to this delicious alcoholic beverage. Where do I start with this place? Let's describe it first in very concrete terms. It's a DYI brewery with everything you need to brew your own 50L keg of beer. Let me please reiterate this: 50 L of beer. 140 long neck. Brews Brothers provides the malts, sugars, hops, yeasts and even the large vats to cook your desired concoction. Don't have a family recipe? Have no fear. They have a beer menu of literally hundreds of different styles of beer (check the website). My friends and I have brewed several kegs and I've personally enjoyed most the Belgian Tripel and Tokyo Superdry. The former is a dark smooth beer with the consistency of Duvel while the latter is like an Asahi or Kirin. If you've never brewed or bottled beer, the staff is always available to lend a hand throughout the process. They're incredibly helpful and chill even when there are a lot of people in the store. So let's say you don't want to brew 50L but you still want to sample the wide range of beers. What can you do? There are a couple options and yes I've tried them all: - 6 pack variety ($15-20 depending on the types of beer you choose) - 24 pack carton ($30-40 if you bring your own bottles - they tend to have 10-15 different types of beer on type to choose from and you effectively just bottle one of those kegs yourself without having to do the entire brewing process from the start) - ready-made 50L keg ($150-200 for the beer + $50L for keg rental) We did this for a house party and it was well worth it! Honestly I could go on and on about this place but there's no substitute for actually visiting. Grab a couple friends and go! I promise you won't regret it.

We've all been there before. You decided one summer that you wanted to start making homebrew. You…read moredidn't do something right and your brew got infected, or you didn't add enough sugar when bottling, (or some other problem happened) and you ended up with a whole lot of nasty beer and vowed never to try it again. You should try again because Brews Brothers is here to stop you from messing it up a second time around. Brews Brothers looks like an old office space that's had it's guts ripped out and has been transformed into a brewer's paradise. You've got your brew kettles, brew fridges, and bottling stations set up spick and span for your use. All the brews are 50 litres (144 330ml stubbies), and will set you back anywhere from $150 to $200. Depending on what brew you choose to make, it will take from two weeks up to a month to complete the process and walk out with your 50 litres. You are of course, welcomed to bring in your own recipe and try it out. They've got all the hops, malts, sugars, and grains you need to do whatever you want. The guys are really friendly, they know their beer and they're keen as mustard to get in there and help you put on a brew. You can buy beer from them outright without having to make it yourself too. There's also a space upstairs that they rent out to musos and bands on weekends. It costs $60 per hour (please check website), and you have to buy $150 worth of their beer. The best thing about making your own beer is that you can make a tonne of brew specially designed to your acquired tastes on the cheap that won't give you a hangover because it's preservative and chemical free. You also learn something about science while you're at. How can you argue with that?

Great steak. Great choice of sides and sauces. The oyster…read moreshots are phenomenal! Spicy and good! An absolute must!

I won't necessarily say that this is a great pub, but the thing is that it is located in what is…read moreessentially a gorgeous building. In fact as a pub it is quite large, has a number of bars, and an awesome beer garden. Yet, despite all of this, if really didn't have a huge range of beers on tap. In fact the selection was rather limited, and generally the ones that I really don't like all that much. Still, it is a decent pub, if only for the beer garden.

The Easts Leagues Club is what it is, but it's doing what it does WELL…read more Like any club, you need to either be a member, a guest of a member, a reciprocal club member or reside over 13km away from the club location to be admitted entry. It features all of the regular things you would expect - pokies galore beeping and flashing, low-cost meal options complete with Seniors Specials and garish carpet that looks a little bit like a disco spewed all over the floor. I have dined at the club twice now, and both times enjoyed an above average leagues club experience. The menu at Drysdales Brasserie while not expansive, offers low-cost options that cover the standard "pub grub" you would expect. Pick up a roast complete with vegetables, a "seafood platter" or a steak sandwich here with no fuss. On my most recent trip I selected the Chicken Wrap. It was toasted, and featured spring onion, semi-dried tomatoes and lots of cheese among the large amount of chicken. It was very flavorsome with fresh ingredients and came with a half plate of chips and a bottle of softdrink or water of your choice (375ml) for just $12.50. My colleagues opted for the Chicken and Lamb Sliders, presented in a similar meal with chips and a drink. They all advised the burgers were tasty, fresh and the chips were just as they should be. We enjoyed sitting in the outdoor area which was deserted during our visit, although be mindful of displaying the various table numbers you will be given when you order. We all mused that the traditional "beeper" might have been a better arrangement in a place this size. The Easts Leagues Club won't change your world, but it will offer a reasonably priced meal with clean surroundings and all of the amenities you might want from a club. Just beware the median age is approximately 95 years old.

Easts Leagues Club is great for a quick meal and a few drinks with friends. Its worth getting a…read moremembership to receive discounts on your meals and drinks. Try the roast on Sunday Nights.

I have been here at least 7 times and I can't understand why they have 2.5 stars. THIS PLACE IS…read moreAWESOME This place is my go to EVERY TIME because the food is SOOOOOO GOOD and the staff are wonderful and so helpful and friendly The prices are great an the place is always clean I don't understand how ANYONE can give less than 5 ***** to this AWESOME FABULOUS PLACE

Everything was good. Solid food and service either ambiance you would expect in what I would…read moreconsider family friendly. Visited a couple of times when my husband and I didn't feel like cooking but wanted something of substance rather than cheese and crackers or whatever else might require little to no effort. Each time we left feeling we had made the right decision. We also visited with friends just for a drink. It would definitely of become our local. However we moved out of the area. I would consider it an option though in the future.

I came to Brewhouse with a friend who was born "down under"; he's trying to help me cultivate a…read moretaste for cricket. We wanted a dinner venue where we could catch up over a few cocktails, enjoy a good meal and catch a cricket match. Arriving around 7pm, the place was very quiet; the host said we could sit at whatever table we liked; he expected that it would get a lot busier as the night went on. Being somewhat tired of burgers and chips for dinner, my friend and I both totally loved the food here; everything is exceptional, and the menu has a nice, broad selection; it's easy to find a dish you'll like. Tip: Over and above some outstanding food, they have an excellent selection of locally brewed craft ales - just the ticket to enjoy while watching some cricket ;-)

Great option to go here. Beer choices were good. I…read moreenjoyed the Eumundi beer. Very tasty. Food was okay. A little pricey for what we got.

Unremarkable pub grub! It's the standard ALH Woolies pub…read morefood menu - with nothing too exciting. The fish meals we ordered - gold band snapper and swordfish - were ok, but the fish wasn't all that fresh, and it was over cooked. There was a large amount of potato and not so much fish!!

This review is for their sports bar, not the hotel. I have been there twice now and I like it a…read morelot. Friendly staff and comfortable atmosphere. I also had the fish and chips and it was nice.

A great selection of beers. Good food. Quick service. The only downside from our visit for the…read moresecond time was that we were kicked out of a section of the bar because apparently they have bingo one night a week and we were sitting in somebody seat. I found a little bit rude to ask patrons to move, I was still come back but probably not on bingo night or avoid sitting in that area.

Went here for sisters birthday dinner. Not much to say really, ordered meal, staff were pleasant,…read moreseemed like a length wait for meal even though they weren't that busy. Father and fiancé both asked for steak well done, fiancé even specified well done but not burnt, both steaks were burnt and dry. I had a chicken parmigiana which was also burnt and quite dry. Definitely more of a pub environment than a place to go for a decent meal. Not overly expensive, standard overpriced beef, but seemed the menu was a bit limited in variety, perhaps around 7 things to choose from for mains? Needless to say this place wasn't very impressive but nothing terrible either.