Cool new little bar with amazing food, desserts and cocktails. Really created a mediterranean feel…read moreand the presentation of their food and cocktails is incredibe!

From the owner: Welcome to Modbury's hottest NEW attraction; Open the door and find Paradiso! A unique mix of…read moreexclusive cocktails and mouth-watering food. All the food is inspired by the tantalising tastes of the vibrant Mediterranean while the cocktails are exquisite concoctions that are sure to leave a lasting impression. Kick things off with a couple of share boards or tasty paninis and focaccias before you allow yourself be wowed by the artesian dessert creations of Paradiso. The menu is expertly matched with an array of Mediterranean, Spanish and local wines, while also featuring an extensive beer selection. Don't miss the spectacularly theatrical Hidden Treasure or the delightful Blue Lagoon Fishbowl. Impeccable hospitality that completes a cultured drinking experience.

I have to admit that I really like English Pubs that are actually proper English pubs, such as this…read moreone. In fact, what's really cool about this place is that they have proper English beers on tap. Okay, I have to admit that I honestly am not a fan of English beers, namely because I just don't like the way they are made (they tend to taste like flat soft drink), but it is still cool that they have them available, no doubt because it makes me feel like I'm actually in England. Yeah, this place is awesome. Oh, and they have a beer garden as well.

Great UK vibes and food! Lots of stouts on tap and oh my, those pickled eggs are to die for!!read more

Staff are wonderful, polite and accommodating. The atmosphere was also lovely. However the food was…read morelacklustre and the serving was rather small for $27. Pasta was well overcooked and would fall apart on the fork, sauce and sides had no seasoning at all. Others at the same table also complained as well. I'd go back for the hospitality but not the food.

Was having a great night until I went out to my car to get something. On returning I was not…read moreallowed back in unless I allowed them to scan my ID!!! This is an act of tyranny, it's unlawful and totally against the privacy act!! I will not be returning and suggest all boycott this venue until they remove this from their policy!!!!

I don't head out Golden Grove way too much, and when I do I generally don't have the intention to…read morevisit The Village Tavern, but I have found myself there on the odd occasion. In terms of pubs, it's a pretty big one. Sports bar, Night Club area (with bar that doubles as a function centre) and the restaurant, all of which are, well, just ok. Not the classiest place in the world, and it can get a little rowdy from time to time, but it can go alright.

The village Tavern What an amazing venue to have a wedding…read morereception at. My now wife and I had to last minute change out wedding reception plans due to COVID-19 and we couldn't of picked a better venue. Katie and Fay were absolutely magnificent and very professional right from the first phone call, I can not thank these ladies enough. They were understanding and supportive of our needs and requirements and of it being a last minute(5 days notice)requirement. The service and support throughout the whole time was fantastic. The staff on the night were professional, fun, caring and gave us quality service and the food was excellent. Thank you Katie, Fay and staff for your help in making my son and daughter in-laws night so Special. I throughly recommend The Village Tavern for any occasion and will be definitely using them again for future events A massive thanks from myself and the family to the village tavern for helping us make the day special

This is another one of those rather cool pubs that I have visited more than once, namely because it…read morewas conveniently located on the way home. I guess the main thing I liked about it was the beer garden, and there were a few times when I would sit out the back with a couple of friends drinking a couple of beers. It does have some charm about it, and while in parts it does feel a little tacky, the pub itself isn't too bad. I guess it does have a lot to do with the memories that I have of the place.

This is probably my most local pub, but I surely don't frequent it…read more There is a large open dining area, beer garden, pokies, dancefloor, bar and bottle shop. The pub is quite old looking, on a corner, but it has been refurbished inside and out the back. The carpark is huge which is good. I do love a good salad bar and this one lives up to my expectations, also they have cheap snitty's Tuesday night's. Also, there is a senior's section on their website which states senior's get the royal treatment 7 days a week, which gives you an idea of the crowd. I stopped in here once, half drunk on the wa to town with some girls, and we stood out amongst the oldies tearing up the d-floor. The drinks aren't that cheap either, especially what we drink. I'm sure port and sherry were the specials for the night. But the beer garden is ok, simple, neat and new. They also hold trivia nights on Tuesdays and karaoke on Thursday and Friday for a laugh.

It has only taken me a good part of a decade to dine here, eventhough I live within the vicinity. A…read morefriend who frequent this place regularly thinks it serves solid food and is good value. So, tonight we agreed to have dinner here. The club resembles more of a typical pub than a club. The menu has pub favourites like schnitzels, pizzas and steak. Access to the salad and vegie bar and soups is included with a main meal. I picked a chicken parmagiana while my friend had the curry special chicken korma. Both dishes came out in a timely manner and was really nice. My schnitzel looked small, but it was tasty and filling. I also had both the soups on offer; french onion and chicken vegetable, along with the baked vegetables, so needless to say, I was comfortably full. The chicken korma was great according to my friend, but not enough of it. Due to the club extension, the price increase to food and drinks was understandable. However, I think paying over $20 for a schnitzel is steep for a community club. I do appreciate the use of chicken breast though. The only other gripe would be the cold and unseasoned chips. They do offer a three course lunch special which I am keen to come back for. They also have another dining area, which has a limited menu, but I heard is better value if you don't care about the salad and vegie bar. From the main dining room, you could watch a game being played outside thanks to the high glass windows. Final note: not bad, but not amazing. Will return because it is close and am keen to try their weeknight specials.

Been visiting weekly for a while now, great venue, decent prices and very generous meal sizes…read more Friendly staff and an overall nice vibe.

The new German club is much better in Brooklyn Park and the food is very yummy. I had a pork…read moreschnitzel with homemade pasta. The black forest cake was like in Germany. https://thegermanclub.org.au/

Can I here a "prost", hell yeah! The German Club is a place I have been meaning to go for years and…read morejust never get around to. Mainly because dodgy friends always want to drag you to wank holes like London Tavern or PJ O'briens. But it happened last night and I am forever changed. This year I think I got it right,no dumped the old, overrated Schutzenfest and went for some real German business. Old guys had string ties, furniture looked like something straight from Octoberfest and bier sticks lined the bar. All the menu goodies looked Germany and pretty reasonably priced and it will keep me away from some pickled cabbage. Beer was of the Bevarian variety and served in ultra large and long glasses. Think the mini yard glass. Walking in we were greeted by the boards of smiling faces having a great time and the message board letting you know how to get your German fix around town. Walk past this and you are created by a quaint reading room with a large range of worldly and aged literature. Don't stop now though, voilà, you have entered the downstairs bar. The TV had Lleyton Hewitt working his magic in the Australian Open and the service wench was ready to serve us our lager dreams. Her opening words were, "I didn't think I was going to see anyone tonight". Don't let that put you off though, upstairs the music was pumping with the sounds of a 'Soul' night. Yep, it's finally caught on in Germany. So pop in and have a look cause Julia woud like you to. Auf Wiedersehen!