There have been a few changes in management since my first review - the previous manager now runs…read morethe Wineglass (see other reviews). These days, Roth's has added a bottle shop to the front room area; no cheaper than the per glass price by volume. It has now concentrated on making the venue otherwise a party/concert zone out the back. Not what I expect from some place called a "Wine Bar". Food offerings are not as epicurean as before, and the glassware is now more industrial-strength than wine-enhancing. New management brings its own take on the idea of how the establishment should operate, and I wish them the best - without me.

Hidden in up a laneway off Market Street this is a great place to escape to on a hot day…read more The outdoor dining area is a narrow little area wedged between two old buildings. Grape vines span the space between the two buildings creating a cool, shaded area in between. The place has a real rustic feel to it and its obviously popular with the locals as it fills up every lunchtime. They do a great Reuben sandwich which oozes out what I swear is a homemade version of McDonalds big mac sauce. One of the best I've had for sure. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor area with water bowls spread around and a few pooches also enjoying a break from the heat on the day I was there. They're only open for dinner on Friday and Saturday night which is a shame as it would be a great dinner venue during the week.

This place is divine. If you're looking for a romantic, secluded spot for lunch or dinner you need…read moreto visit Alby and Esther's. As we were walking around, exploring Mudgee, I spotted a little cobblestone entrance and saw a courtyard covered in vine leaves. We quickly made a reservation for dinner and were not disappointed. We were seated in the courtyard, underneath the vines and there was even a live band playing some soulful tunes. It was absolutely perfect. For dinner we ordered the baked Brie (yes it was as good as it sounds), pumpkin dip with bread and stuffed mushrooms (plenty of vego options available). The food was excellent and we chose some local wine from Mudgee to match. All in all a great atmosphere, wonderful service and great food!

Old world charm is one way to describe this hotel. The solid dark brown woodwork is displayed in…read morethe bar, windows and tables. Coming into town you know you can get a decent feed at a reasonable price at this hotel. Country folk from neighbouring towns often eat at this hotel because of the good food and the friendly atmosphere. The $10 specials are large and impressive. Also loved how the waitress said "Would you like salad or vegetables with the fish and chips... There is no extra cost ?" It is a great meeting spot, a place for a large staff gathering or just for two people. Oh, the beer is cold too!!

Highly recommended this amazing hotel. Ten dollar specials are wonderful and they have crumbled…read moresteak on weekends which is delicious The meals are all large and there is no way you could go home hungry. Special range of desserts also available Plenty of seating and parking in a central part of town

Nice music, helpful staff and great wine…read more Chicken with camembert was tasty, lamb shacks were also nice. There's a downstairs section, which we didn't visit, but the back section was quite modern, and the beer garden also seemed nice.

From the owner: Take the time to enjoy one of Dubbo's finest Hotels, with an atmosphere like no other the Milestone…read moreis sure to impress. The Milestone Hotel is located on the corner of Macquarie & Bultje streets, in the heart of Dubbo's thriving CBD. Built in 1881, our heritage listed building has undergone extensive renovations so that while maintaining the building's historic charm, we offer our guests the best in modern, comfortable surroundings.

Unfortunately didn't have the best experience, the carbonara and chicken schnitzel is absolutely…read moreDELICIOUS, however it was a shame that the lettuce in the salad was unwashed and full of dirt.

This was our first return visit, and had some wonderful weather to experience this restaurant…read moreoutside. The front verandah gives you a great view of coming and going on Dubbo's main business street. As was the case our first visit at the peak of summer, the food servings are very generous. Consider a sharing serve initially and then see how it goes. The beer battered chips are fantastic. Drinks include many craft beer options and, though relatively pricey, are served up with all the information you need and a friendly attitude from the staff. Background music plays all day, and I recommend this restaurant for lunch (as that's when we have visited).

Great way to enter the establishment, side alley with blues tunes blaring on outside speaker. Good…read morebeer selection, minimal lunch choices but not really an issue. I got the Reuben, far from traditional but tasty none the less. But SORT OUT THE AIR CON, ie don't have the back roller door open! It was stinking hot, but they tried to fix when we brought it up. Great theme, and early days yet, let's see how they go as they mature

$25.00 all you can eat. You beaut I'm in…read more I get their and well parking, their was plenty, staff fun and friendly however the "oh your bought you Sydney money with you.... Big bucks then" comment didn't go down at all with me. I pay for them meal quick and fast service. Table seating so close the "Esmay Watson" beside us started interfering in our conversation. Get to the food "all you can eat" lol I serve more meals in my own kitchen. Yes you got it their were 4 different hot choices. Pork, steak, fish, and mixed baked/steamed veggies... And where was the gravy.... You guessed it no where to be seen. Now onto the 6 different types of salads ( if that's what you call it) and the small plates of desert. It was to late, I paid and couldn't get a refund, even if that was rude I just couldn't do it. I go to dish up and well I had pork as that was the only thing that looked like it was eatable however tasted like apples. Way to many apples were stuffed in that pig. Then onto desert choc heart shaped cake which looked to be chocolate cake, a marshmallow thing on a choc drop and a nice looking glass of custard which turned out to be key lime.... sour and sour. The cake was nothing but moose with nuts through it, no allergy warning and no flavor. All in all the choc drop was the nicest part of the meal. That was $25 I won't get back and I'm sure I won't be back for a meal. I think my rich Sydney money can stay in Sydney.

This is standard no nonsense RSL Club/Pub food. The food and the drinks are reasonably priced and…read morethe meals are good and well sized. The view from the tables near the window is beautiful.