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Mezzanine Style

4.0 (1 review)
Open • 7:30 am - 3:00 pm

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The Railway Hotel & Hart Bar Parkes - Hart Bar

The Railway Hotel & Hart Bar Parkes

3.6(7 reviews)
31.0 km
•$$

Given a Chicken Parmigiana is basically the love child of lasagne and chicken schnitzels, you'd…read morethink I'd eat them more often. However, I normally go a steak before a parmy. Or a schnitzel. Or a lasagne. But when a mate recommended the various takes on Parmigianas at this joint I decided to give it a go. And it was awesome!! The Railway Hotel has made them a work of art! The place is worth visiting for the Parmmies alone. You can get a Hawaiian, Spanish or Mexican variety. I tried the Mexican and it didn't disappoint. They also have $12 steaks, pizzas and other menu items if you're still not convinced. Outside, this looks like any other pub in town. Inside though it has been renovated and has a nice, modern feel. It also has a full bar to grab a drink with your meal or settle in for a session.

I love me some country pub. A place with utes out the front…read moreand a kitchen full of schnitties. With locals propping up the bar and the footy on TV, at any time of day or night. This is my first time in Parkes and the 4hr drive took us 7 because of fog and traffic and accidents, and we were hungry fed up and car weary by the time we crawled into town at 9pm. Straight to the Raily, where the World's Biggest Chicken Parmy awaited me, I chose Spanish flavour with pepperoni and feta and olives and this thing is about the size and weight of a brick, when it landed in front of me I was so happy I could have screamed, but my mouth got real busy all of a sudden. Beers are five bucks or thereabouts, there's a diverse Friday night crowd of farmers and yokels and young pretty girls getting some pre-game in before hitting the town's only nightclub, it's a veritable cavalcade of people watching. Pub lyf yo.

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The Railway Hotel & Hart Bar Parkes
The Railway Hotel & Hart Bar Parkes
The Railway Hotel & Hart Bar Parkes - Hart Bar

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Union Bank Wine Bar - Back lot. Tub fires at night in the winter

Union Bank Wine Bar

3.9(10 reviews)
101.7 km
•$$

If you're from Sydney the garden of this place is very similar to The Winery in Surry Hills. Great…read moreplace, great food and great local wines by the glass. I can see that it would get really busy and with a few different areas and buildings in which to eat I can see why other Yelpers have said to specify which part of the venue you want when making a booking. As it wasn't too busy I just hung out in the garden and only one part of the venue had been reserved on the night. I only tried the chorizo plate and a glass of wine as I'd already eaten down the road at Percy's. The chorizo was dressed in a mustard aioli with honey and coriander had just the right mix of sweet and spicy - definitely recommend it. The staff were happy and really helpful as well.

Birthday dinner was spent here with big sister and her husfriend. Sister had booked ahead…read more(thankfully) as it was quite busy, despite the chilly weather. The venue has an array of seating areas including the cosy bar area with the open fire and magnificent bar; the outdoor garden and the extension garden that is quite open (see photo) and which has open fire pits surrounded by bench seating in the colder weather. We shared a variety of small plates and each of them was noteworthy. If it's on the menu, I find it hard to bypass a scallop, so the seared scallops on the cauliflower puree were music to my eyes and magic on my tongue! We also had the delightfully spicy buffalo wings, the sliders of the day (Cajun chook) and the prawns. They were all delicious. Sis and I had a lychee martini each, which was a perfect offset to the spice in the Cajun and the buffalo wings. B-I-L ordered a wine from the fairly extensive menu by the glass. Showcasing the local wines, naturally, this spot seems to tick a lot of boxes. I was quite surprised by the other reviews as I found the service quite sufficient on the night and the food was certainly value for $ and perfectly presented. Judging by the quantity of prestige 4WD's spinning around town, Orange is a spot for the posh weekend jaunts. Bookings are probably recommended. But please note my additional tip.

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Union Bank Wine Bar - Street view of main building

Street view of main building

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Union Bank Wine Bar - Main building interior at night. Noice!

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Main building interior at night. Noice!

Mezzanine Style - coffee - Updated October 2026

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