This place was actually a rather pleasant surprise, for a country pub that is. Then again I…read moregenerally don't expect all that much, so when I come across a place like this then I am absolutely delighted. Sure, the beer selection is rather limited, but as I suggested, that is to be expected. However, I did find the service to actually be pretty good, and the pub to have a nice, warm, and friendly atmosphere. Oh, and the bistro itself is also pretty cool as well, so I'll definitely be giving it points for that.

Lovely town near border of South Australia and Victoria in the Wimmera. This two storey pub is s…read morenice little surprise. The main bar is cozy, clean, and bright, complimented with an open fire, and hot complimentary food at the bar. The bistro/restaurant are both clean and pleasant, staff are young but very nice and prompt. Friend and myself are riding motorcycles this weekend, and as we treat our bikes like babies, we have been given the bothleshop's storage shed for their keeping overnight. Locked and alarmed, happy little Suzukis! My room is a single bed, wardrobe, side drawers and a cute dressing table. Wall mounted TV and electric blanket, I'm happy. The room has high ceiling with beautiful cornicing and ceiling rose detail, but I can't reach the aircon to turn it on. My room is right beside the ladies bathroom, and the shower is HOT, only wish they had more hooks inside shower cubicle, to hang clothes. For the princely sum of $40, for bed, and $24 for dinner, not expensive, but comfy.

Great place to stop by if you want a decent meal at a reasonable price and/or a decent espresso…read morecoffee. The beer pours well and the publican, Tim is most accomodating. When we called in (just a small deviation from the main road between SA and Victoria) Tim had started renovating some of the rooms for those seeking a bed for the night. I feel sure this pub will continue to improve without being pretentious.

This is one of those pubs that are necessarily the easiest to find, namely because it happens to be…read morelocated in a small town that it not located on the main road. Actually, it is basically what one would consider to be a railway town, and it is in fact much closer to the border than the otherwise named Bordertown (which I ended up passing through afterwards). It was a quite pub, and in many cases it is also a general store, servicing the needs of this particularly small town. However, it is also a pub, and a rather warm and welcoming one at that with a really friendly bartender as well. Oh, and it also has a pretty decent sized beer garden as well. Yeah, it was a nice pub.

Stopped in with group of six..lightly crumbed garfish with excellent beer battered chips and salad…read morewas superb. Other guests raved about locally sourced 500g T-bone steak, rump steak and turkey schnitzel with choice of gravy/sauces. New owner Tim is renovating so dining areas pretty basic but clean and friendly.

This is one of those pubs that you might miss by accident, though the fact that it is located in…read morecountry back streets probably is the reason for that. However, the town, and in turn the pub, basically try's play up its heritage value, and you certainly notice that with the pub. The service was pretty good actually, and the atmosphere rather nice and relaxing. There was also a pretty large beer garden out the back as well, though not doubt that is more for dining, if the huge no-smoking sign is anything to go by. I guess the one gripe that I did have was the lack of beers on tap, or at least beer options, but that is something that I have sort of come to expect from country pubs.

The Old Mundulla Pub is very much a small, country pub. It's cosy, friendly, and serves damn good…read morefood! I ordered the Chicken B.A.H (bacon, avocado, hollandaise) and WOW it was delicious! Chicken covered in hollandaise sauce with a side of bacon, and some avocado tossed in with the green salad - definitely a win. I liked it for being a bit different and also a lighter option to regular pub food. The servings are generous, I couldn't finish all of my dish! But of course, that didn't deter me from trying some of their chips ... which are to die for! The menu isn't huge, but has a couple of good steaks as well as chicken, squid and prawn dishes -those are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head! You pay standard pub prices for the meals - I remember one of the steaks costing around $30. The wine list also is on the smaller side, but then again, this is a small pub. They offer local wines such as Di Giorgio and other SA choices, e.g. Bird in Hand, which I find quite appealing. The prices are reasonable too, nothing to complain about! It's worth noting that this is a family-friendly hotel. It is both pokie and smoke free, and there is spacious lawn behind the patio for kids to run wild. If you're in the area, or travelling through, I suggest a visit. Classic small, country pub. Decent prices and a good feed.