Pubs

Melbourne's pubs include traditional Aussie watering holes – often with beer gardens or old-school public bars – modern gastropubs, and mock Irish taverns.

Bobbie Peels

351-359 Queensberry Street, North Melbourne

Bobbie Peels is North Melbourne’s home to icy cold craft beers, delicious food and an ambience that’s warm, inviting and familiar. Here you’ll find a curious and rotating array of Australia’s finest craft brews, refreshingly cold on tap or from a bottle.

Captain Melville

Mac's Hotel, 34 Franklin Street, Melbourne

Captain Melville provides a modern take on gold rush era hospitality. All food is sourced from ethical and sustainable Victorian farms. The menu focuses on communal, casual eating, with shared dishes, steaks, snacks, and of course, the pub classics.

Celtic Club

316 Queen Street, Melbourne

There's more to The Celtic Club than pints of Guinness. The charm and character of the Emerald Isle is alive and well at the Oldest Irish Club in Australia.

Central Club Hotel

240-248 Victoria Street, North Melbourne

The central club does a mean parma and the beer is good, what more do you need when looking for an unprentious pub in North Melbourne? This city pub has a very friendly country pub atmosphere and offers a wide variety of food and drinks at reasonable ...

Clyde Hotel

377-389 Cardigan Street, Carlton

Clyde Hotel in Carlton is a great public bar with lots of food specials. The well-appointed and accessible courtyard is great for gathering with a group of friends. There’s a large inside food area from where you can dine and listen to the live music.