Pub in the Paddock

Unbelievable dining experience. As a solo traveller the place was so welcoming and cosy on a rainy day. Food was outstanding and staff lovely. It’s a country pub, set your expectations as such and you will love it. Will come back here every time I visit Tassie ️

We came in on a Sunday evening hoping for dinner, that sadly wasn't available, so we settled for a drink to go eat dinner later at our camp. The owners were super inviting and friendly, having a nice open conversation about the pub etc. They were that nice we came in the next day for lunch and were not disappointed. The steak sandwich was 10/10, and the schnitzel was pretty good too! Only strange thing is the lady behind the bar who has a copy and paste conversation with everyone that walks in. Without doubt, you will be asked "where ya from? ", "First time here? ". On our particular visit "No flathead, It's Whiting" was also a heavy feature. Very entertaining to watch from a distance.

Lovely pub, great food and didn't take very long to come out the waitress was lovely. The lady who took our orders was very rude when being served she said "what you want" in the rudest way. She looked like she didn't want to be their. Their was a group of 19 of us and she was rude to us all. When telling the man who I guess owns it his reply was " in melbourne some places are paid to treat you that way"? "And that's just her she gets complaints all the time". Great response I guess! Otherwise nice place to visit.

This was a gorgeous find on our way to the floating sauna!
Such a sweet and rustic spot to spend a meal (or longer!). The food was delicious, range of beers great and the atmosphere summed up the cosy country beauty of Tasmania.

Put simply this pub is a must. We had an incredible Friday evening, great food, unparalleled service and an atmosphere that could not be more Australian.

Cute little country pub in the middle of nowhere. Worthwhile stop if you are driving by on the way to Saint Columba Falls

Such a great little find. We camped at the free camp ground and walked about 400m to the pub. It was a great atmosphere and the locals were super friendly. Walter the new owner was very welcoming. Just make sure you give the pub a call as some of the online info is out of date due to new ownership. Will definitely be back there.

What an amazing find. It’s in the wilderness of Tasmania amongst rolling fields. Locals are hilarious and the pubs rich in history. Would definitely recommend going plus it’s got accommodation and free camping. What’s not to love about camping next to a pub. New Year’s Eve was wild…

Cute place. Nice lady behind the bar. Bottled & canned beer selection. FYI. No food available on a Friday evening tho!

Nice experience. Not the best food or service on Earth but the atmosphere makes the difference and a great souvenir. We loved the beer drinking pigs.

We had a terrible experience, took nearly 10 minutes to get someone at the counter, we were then seated next to a group of 20 which is fine. By the time we got our meals the group of 20 had eaten, our food as near cold, over cooked and very unappealing. Then a group of 10 walked in and were sat on the opposite side which the waiter came over and moved an extra table between us, the group were leaning on our table while we were eating.
Staff were inconsiderate, food was terrible

Another historic pub that is a must for lunch if travelling in the area. Don't forget to have a drink with the pig.

Wow what a lovely old pub/school house. The establishment history is displayed all around and is great reading. The staff are wonderful and the meals are lovely. Sitting outside looking over the country side enjoying a coldie is delight. Don't forget to say hi to the beer loving pig.

Pub in the paddock
Great little pub/restaurant literally on a paddock. A pig theme throughout plus lots of old photos and tools decorating it. Great choice of beers and drinks. Warm fireplace. However the woman serving us was rather unfriendly (someone said she is the owner) but the other server was lovely. Highly recommend especially after visiting the at Columba waterfalls

Third time lucky with getting here! Opening times were a struggle for us - pub is open 11am - 4pm but food is only available from 12pm-2pm. HOWEVER, on our third time attempting to get here for lunch we had success! The port here is lovely and we thoroughly enjoyed dessert. Lunch is standard pub fare but the prices are decent. Fun little detour off the Tasman Highway for anyone looking for a feed.

BEST restaurant ever. I enjoyed my dinner very much. Thanks to the Chef & Lady Owner who is very nice, hospitable, compassionate & accomodative. The ambience is nostalgic & rustic. The dishes are fantastic. I highly anyone to dine here & I would definitely return if ever I flew back from Singapore after my 2 doses of Covid 19 vaccine injections. Thank you very much lady Owner & Chef.

Came to see Priscilla of course and fed her a beer. However, we came at a bad time I suppose because they were getting very busy. Ordered a parmy and I got it served at room temperature. It was good, just cold. I'm sure that's not the case all the time, however it was my experience.

We stopped after doing St. Columba falls. Staff very friendly had a yummy sticky toffee dessert with ice cream and cream and great plunger coffee. The place was packed but we were served very quickly and we loved it.

Great little pub. Could have better information about where and how to give the pigs a drink.barmaid not the most welcoming. Food ok.

Fabulous staff, food and place, including Pricilla and friend. Thank you so much for sending on the t shirts. Love The VICCHICS Victoria xo