This pub certainly doesn't feel like a local pub, namely because it tries to capture the semi-rural…read moreatmosphere of Windsor. It feels a lot like one of those pubs that appeals to the daytripper up here, particularly with the architecture, and of course of lovely beer garden down near the river. It is a nice pub, and it certainly has a lot of atmosphere about it, and in fact, feels that it is the original pub from up this way. The other thing that stands out is that it does have a nice selection of beers as well though the service, well, it wasn't the best, but it was still good.

I've only been here for a beer a few times and each time service was quick and we found somewhere…read moreto sit. The bar staff have always been friendly and helpful. An old pub by Australian standards. The high water mark of the 1867 flood is marked on the outside wall of the pub. The only thing that I didn't like was the massive cloud of smoke I had to walk through and stand in on the verandah when it started pouring. I'm not sure on the food but may try it sometime.

Some people no doubt will be absolutely horrified to learn that a church has been turned into a…read morebar, but honestly, I really don't care at all because at least the building has gone to good use as opposed to either gathering dust, or even being knocked down and replaced with some monstrosity. It turns out though that this place was actually pretty good. Sure, it is also a restaurant, but they do serve some rather nice beers, and the outdoor area is pretty cool. Well worth checking out.

Great food and awesome vibe. We loved the atmosphere. If we ever get back to Australia, we will…read moredefinitely be back. Hoping they will have Tee-Shirts and hats with their logo or something next time.

This was actually a really lovely pub, and it was one that I had no idea existed until I wandered…read morepast it. Okay, I have never been up to this part of Sydney previously, so I guess I had no idea what I would encounter, but this place literally appeared out of nowhere. It is probably more like one of those country restaurants, but in reality, it has a real nice charm about it that many places are lacking. Oh, and it has a nice outdoor area, though it doesn't have a huge selection of beers.

Not bad. But overpriced given the quality of nearby eateries. We picked it because they re-opened…read moreat 4 an hour earlier than nearby restaurants, and we didn't want take out. The Charred Veggie Salad with Chicken was really good (Mrs B.) I got an "American Burger" with "Kumera" wedges (Sweet Potato Fries) the Fries we're better than the burger, which was nonetheless enjoyable. Better beers than some places

I stopped in for a beer and it must have been a monthly Yobbo and Bogan meeting or the place is…read morenormally like that. Decent looking clothing is optional. Singlets would appear to be the dress code. The use of #@%& and bleep, bleep while your there is accepted from all patrons. Bringing your dog to roam around the bar area is also allowed. The cost of a beer wasn't any cheaper than any other place around the area so unless you fit in the category above or that's your life style I'd suggest somewhere else. It's disappointing. With the right atmosphere and patrons this could be a really cool happening place. I won't be back.

While their beer selection, or at least their tap beer selection, may not have been all that great,…read morethis was actually still a pretty decent pub, though that may have had something to do with the beer garden out the back. Yeah, it is your typical suburban-type pub, even though you could consider Richmond to actually be bordering on being in the country. The service as good, though I can't say that the pub is all that flash.

The food is absolutely incredible. I can't recommend the steak enough. You get what you pay for,…read morethe portions are huge and taste amazing. The nachos and Fat Ricky burger are massive! The decor is wonderful since the renovation.

I'd drive by this place for decades. Finally stopped and it didn't disappoint…read more A few notes- - seat your self in the bar, restaurant or outside - line up to order your food - collect your food with a buzzer - drinks from the bar The line at the restaurant was long. Waited 15minutes to order. The food was relatively quick except they forgot a cutlet. The lamb cutlets tasted were decent. There was very little seating left when we finished at 7pm on a Wednesday. Parking was full when we left. I suggest come early to avoid lines and parking issues. I would gladly come back.

I would consider myself a regular at the Clarendon and on many occasions it's busy and a long wait…read morefor food but as of today I will not go again. After watching people order 45 minutes later than me and then served ahead of me we joked that they must be still chasing the cow and still fishing for our meals. So after 60 minutes we approached the staff about our meals only to find they lost our order, we took a refund. Seen it busier than today and it appears the staff like to slack off when the patrons thin out. Time to find a new venue.

Been here a couple of times & never had a drama. Good honest old fashioned pub with affordable…read moredrinks & meals. Nothing flash but enough variety to suit most tastes & diets & the serving sizes are beyond generous. Nice deck out the back to have a drink &/or meal looking out on the trees. They have a motel style accommodation beside too but I've never used it so can't vouch for it either way.

ONE OF THE WORST DINING EXPERIENCES OF MY ENTIRE LIFE…read more This pub has management issues - as in apparently no management and the staff running amok. Our visit was on or about November 29, 2012. I'm pretty sure it was a Thursday. Didn't know if Australia had Yelp at the time. We wanted to go there for the $10 rump steak dinner. First of all, my mother was told a different closing time than when I called. We didn't know the other one had called also. Don't they know when they close? YES THEY DO. When we met up at the bistro, I ordered a rump steak dinner for myself, my mother and my son. The chubby blonde lady working the bistro said it was $35 total (in OZ tax is included). I sensed her "attitude" but didn't want to ruin our dinner by calling her on her BS in that $10 X 3 does not equal $35. That would mean each steak dinner costs $11.66. But the sign out front says $10 rump steak (and tax is included). I describe her as a "chubby blonde" not to comment on her weight, but to identify her in light of the serious issues. She wasn't that overweight. I had an important phone call to make and didn't want to upset myself. I just considered the $5 as a tip for the staff. No hesitation from her whatsoever, and little doubt the extra $5 went into her pocket. She heard my American accent, thought I was a tourist, and presumed I didn't know what the hell is going on in Australia. She didn't know I was from there. This hotel is right next to Australian Pioneer Village, so they probably get a lot of tourist traffic. There was a table of local guys getting drunk and loudly swearing up a storm. Whatever. This is semi-rural Australia so it was not so unusual. A manager ought to quiet them down some, but there was apparently no manager around. But this next part takes the cake! Two in our party had finished eating, but I was still finishing up. While I was obviously still eating, the same blonde lady comes over and throws a used serviette / napkin on my unfinished plate while I'm sitting there with my knife and fork still in my hand. She then picks up the three plates and goes off to the kitchen. OUTRAGEOUS. Never have I experienced something like this in my entire life. Obviously she didn't have the patience to come back in just a couple of minutes. Too lazy to want to want to walk back a second time, also. I was so flabergasted I did not say a word because for sure it would have made a nasty scene because I have no doubt whatsoever this b@tch would have mouthed back at me. I WOULD HAVE GONE OFF, make no mistake about it. So there you have it, Yelp is ramping up in Australia and the Heritage Hotel has its first review as a big fat negative. Well-deserved I might add. BTW, when is Yelp going to grace us with a zero star option, instead of one star being the lowest?

With the number of pubs that happen to be located in Richmond there is probably going to be a pub…read morethat I really, really didn't like. Well, that turned out to be this particular pub. It really feels like your typical suburban pub, that is basically being a sports bar with a VIP lounge and a restaurant, as well as a selection of tap beers that really doesn't spur my imagination. Well, now that I have been to this place once, I can mark it off my map and go and do something a lot more interesting.

Just your average pub. Clean place, cold beer. It was a little noisy though. Several teens were…read moreseated out in the front near the entrance and thought yelling, shouting and screaming at the top of their voice was appropriate. It was a bit disappointing when there were only around 15 people in the place with so much noise being generated by a handful of idiots. The bar tender/staff did nothing to quiet them down.

we normally go to the other pubs but thought we try here. well i was disappointed. no decent beers,…read moredull quiet atmosphere, in fact there was no atmosphere. the brisket nachos had hardly any brisket on it, loaded with guoc and sour cream which over shadowed the entire meal. the Snitzel was tiny and the pepper sauce tasted like they mixed pinoclean with it. horrible. really was a basic low end pub. try others.