TOP 30 Pub dinner in Brunswick

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Welcome to the East Brunswick Hotel, a beloved institution in Brunswick East since the 1880s. With its rich history and recent restoration, this Lygon Street beauty is now a must-visit destination for locals and visitors alike. Our establishment combines the best elements of a bar, restaurant, and point of interest, offering a unique experience for all. While the band room may be gone, we have transformed the space into something even more special. The hotel now features 12 boutique-style rooms, a public bar, a private cellar dining room, and an upstairs cocktail bar with a balcony.

Welcome to Hotel Railway Brunswick, the new local hotspot in the heart of Brunswick, Australia. Located at 291 Albert Street, this establishment is not just your average bar or restaurant. It is a point of interest, a place where good times are guaranteed. Steeped in history, Hotel Railway Brunswick has been a beloved local haunt for generations. The stories and memories shared within its walls have woven it into the fabric of the community. Now, after a well-deserved makeover, it is ready to reclaim its position as the go-to destination for modern Brunswick.

Welcome to The Penny Black, a vibrant and iconic institution nestled in the heart of Brunswick on Sydney Road, Australia. As a multi-faceted establishment, we pride ourselves on being a bar, restaurant, and point of interest all rolled into one extraordinary venue. Step into The Penny Black and immerse yourself in the lively ambiance that captures the essence of Australian culture. With its warm and inviting atmosphere, our establishment offers a unique experience for locals and tourists alike. Whether you're looking for a place to unwind after a long day, catch up with friends, or enjoy a delicious meal, you'll find it all under one roof.

Welcome to The Lomond Hotel, a charming establishment located in Brunswick East, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Situated on the north-west corner of Nicholson Street and Blyth Street, this historic bar and point of interest has been serving patrons since 1888. Originally known as the Albert Hotel, named after Prince Albert, it underwent a transformation in the 1930s and was rebranded as The Lomond Hotel. Back in its early days, the surrounding area was still developing, but a land-boom quickly swept through, attracting a diverse range of patrons. The hotel became a beloved venue for the working people, drawing in visitors from the nearby Butler's Brickyard.