The Clare Castle Hotel has been one of the best kept secrets in Melbourne for more than 100 years.

The Cricketers is out of the way, but once you visit, its charms ensure you will be back.

Established in 1867 the renovated and restored Prince Alfred Hotel balances the comfort and charm of a traditional local pub with the energy of quality live entertainment and a dining experience that reflects Melbourne’s sophisticated modern palate.

Famous for its stupendous steaks, this highly popular sports pub proves that pub food need not be an afterthought - here it's the main event. In the Railway Club Hotel's a la carte dining area Owen's Restaurant, the spotlight sits firmly on authentically Aussie, MSA-graded, tender and well-aged Top Cut quality beef.

Sloaney Pony is a unique venue offering a unique experience, with a Restaurant, Private Dining Room, Bar Area, Function Space, and soon to come Roof Top Terrace.
Take pleasure in a cocktail, boutique beer on tap, or choose from our wine list, while enjoying our tappas style menu. Join us Friday to Sunday evenings for live entertainment.

Built in the mid 1850’s, The Exchange Hotel is situated 100m from Port Melbourne beach at the corner of Bay & Rouse Streets and was recently awarded the Australian Hotels Association (AHA) 'Best Hotel in Metropolitan Melbourne 2007.

Located by the bay in Port Melbourne, The Local lives up to its name with a warm, friendly and down to earth atmosphere.

The London offers plenty of variety for after work drinks a romantic dinner and a function room to suit all events. Split over two floors. The London downstairs is essentially a funky bar with great meals and a cosy relaxed environment. Serving from 12:00pm till 9.30pm it's just too easy to come for a quick bite to eat and stay all day.

The Palace is a contemporary urban gastropub serving modern Australian pub food. Luke Mangan, one of Australia’s leading chefs has returned to his hometown to open a modern gastropub at the old Palace Hotel site on City Road, South Melbourne.