What a great kitchen . They have brewed ale from Tilba boutique Brewery, and an unbelievably good…read morewine selection. The Henschke Keyneton Euphonium 2018 was a special find. The meals were so much quality that we were flabbergasted. Crocodile schnitzels, seafood linguine to die for and an entree of seaweed crusted calamari. So would we recommend the Dromedary Hotel, that's a YES. Ask for Rex or David

Great Pub meals in Central Tilba, we dropped in for Lunch and an Ale and were surprised by the…read moregreat meals. Delicious Aussie Burger with fresh potato chips. My wife had the yellowfin Tuna special, which she assures me was equally great. Also set in a beautiful little historic village.

Very casual atmosphere, order food and drink at the bar. The Spicy Margarita was delicious. Sweet…read moreand spicy the way I like it! The fish n chips were delicious! The fish and batter have been flavored each so every bite is tasty! The salad has a nice sweet dressing. Just the right size for eating in one seating. Be aware that with everyone in a large party ordering separately can mean uneven servings. As long as everyone is patient it's been worth the wait! Oh and someone in our party ordered the cheeseburger spring rolls, and they were a hit!

The food was pretty good, fresh and definetly has flavor. Had the Banh Mi and it had some korean…read moreflair but the pork was a bit fatty. However the rest of my colleagues enjoyed the tacos, chicken sandwich, wings, and pretzel appetizer. The service was efficient and the atmosphere was chill and great for an afternoon work lunch

Stopped here at one of our cruise ports. The shuttle bus dropped us off right in front of the great…read moresouthern end and I needed to use the restroom so I ducked inside thinking we will continue our journey. But there is a gorgeous patio that my friends and I decide to sit on and have a drink. We ordered one entrée, fish and chips, that we shared amongst three of us and it was delicious! There was some live music which blew my mind while we were there. We each had one drink, It was a ginger beer alcoholic drink, and OMG I loved it. To order food or drinks you need to stand in line and get a number and it will be brought to your table we got lucky in order before the place got too crowded. Apparently it was a designated place that everybody from the ship went to. Yes I would recommend this if you're not going to go on a tour it's a nice place in town to hang out

This is a really good spot for dinner - and the locals seemed to think so to. The restaurant was…read morereally busy even though it was a cold Wednesday night. We had a really good pub meal (locally caught ling) and even though it was busy, the food came out relatively quickly. We also liked the fact that the restaurant had an open kitchen and we could see what was happening!

What incredible staff! While having a yummy $12 lunch special at the Top Pub last week, I was…read moreenjoying looking at all of the historic photos of the pub and the area framed around the dining room. I saw one I was particularly interested in and approached the staff regarding where I could possibly obtain a copy. No sooner had I asked were they offering to scan the image for me. I ended up being allowed to take the picture to a local copying business. Thank you so much to Carol, Grant and another lovely young lady who were so kind and trusting. I've never been to another pub or restaurant where the staff were so friendly and kind. Thanks again

Tucked into the small enclave of Kingston shops is the Durham Castle Arms; an English style pub…read morewhich offers a variety of beers on tap and a bistro for the less liquid-based hunger satisfying creations. 12 beers on tap provide good variety to choose from (including some dark ales) in addition to plenty of bottled sorts, wines and spirits for those wishing to diversify their selection of drink. The bistro serves standard pub fare, tried the Guinness pot pie which was delicious put down with a dark ale. The pub is divided up into a number of areas with seating on the bar side, kitchen side, and outside. There is also a stage and small dancefloor. A band was playing the night we came down. The bar population went from 2 of us plus a handful of others at 9:30pm, to overflowing with people and packed some 30-45mins later. Quiet to epic in under an hour - something which surprised me for this small Canberra venue.

I went to the Durham on a Tuesday night, and they happened to have pub trivia that night. I enjoy…read morepub trivia nights, so I liked this about the place. There were a lot of people there that night; the only seating I could find was at the bar, which was fine. Other than that, the atmosphere was very positive, everyone seemed to be having a good time. The Durham has the feel of an old English pub, which I thought was pretty cool. Overall, I liked the place. The only negative I have is the price of a beer. Maybe it's because Im an American and Im used to different prices for a beer, but the beers here did cost a bit more than they do back home. Other than that, Im a fan, and I would definitely go back here, especially on trivia night.

Take out chippy and restaurant right by the wharf. The place…read moreis a bit hidden on the waterside of the building next to several other restaurants. They have four seasonal options for fish and chips, including the popular ling and flake fish. They also have blue grenadier, which is what McD's FilletOfFish is made of. Their oysters are great and reasonably priced. Menu also includes breakfast and burgers. Service is friendly. Toilet is in the car park (public).

The best fish and chips I have ever tasted and the service is great and a host of very friendly and…read moregreat to get along with would definitely eat here any time