Unique and Iconic Pubs in Australia !!

[Hairs]

Nindigully Pub....oldest continually licensed pub in QLD (1864 I think).....
Check out the road train burger....blocked another artery just thinking about it !!!!
Cheers

Yep, Dropped in and had a few cold beers there in 09
Hmmm the Roadtrain Burger 

[Flemo]

Sedgers Reef Hotel in Iluka on the Clarence River

Days are numbered tho, gonna be ripped down and replaced with one of them trendy new sort

[Hairs]

There's been a few that have been Wreaked at Sedgers Reef   

[kylarama]

Favorite country pubs
Conargo Pub.  Had some great 'Sunday Sessions' there.
Kevington Pub.  Good pitstop for those 4WD/motorbike weekends,

Favorite 'party' pubs
The Espy.  Greatest live music pub ever!
The Moosehead in Carlton.  $2 Crownie night back in the 90's was the best!

The local
St Andrews.  If the locals on the front verandah don't keep you amused, the current owners antics will...

[SteveandViv]

Daly Waters Hotel...







Love that hotel. Had dinner in that same seat the fellow is in last year on the way to the Cape.. Will get back there later this year as well.

[graylyn]

Aaaaaaah, some of my favourite watering holes have been mentioned - Daly Waters, the Humpty Doo, the Walkabout Creek Hotel (from Crocodile Dundee fame) at McKinlay, the Blue Heeler at Kynuna, but there is one other that has not been mentioned - the Wellshot Hotel at Ilfracombe.  Great place.

Graham

[MADCOW]

Laurel Hotel, Mitta Mitta Vic.




(no affiliation, just a happy customer)

Stevo

[HEM19X]

Never met a Pub I didn't Like

[Pipeliner]

The Hungerford pub, at the NSW/QLD border crossing when travelling from Tiboorburra to Cunnamulla.  Don't know about the beer but they cooked us an awesome breakfast.

[Redback]

In Tilba is the Dromadary Hotel

In Berrima is the Surveyor General Inn

Claims Australia's oldest continuously licensed Inn. The Inn was built by William Harper in 1834 licensed in 1835 and was handed over to his son, James Harper in 1835 who became the first publican. License No. 109385

Ranks with New South Wales earliest Pubs.

Brilliant building with original sandstone and woodwork. The history and the superb steaks make the Inn well worth the slight detour.



The Historic O'Connell Hotel, never missed a night here when going to the Bathurst Bike races, opened in 1865, is in the hamlet of O'Connell, half-way between Oberon and Bathurst.

And of coarse

Hero Of Waterloo, Oldest Pub in Australia, but not continualy licenced The Rocks Sydney

The Lord Nelson, has it's own brewery, 3 sheets is an outstanding beer. The Rocks Sydney

Star Hotel Newcastle, sadly closed

The George in Newcastle.

Just to name a few.

Baz.

[xmasbaby67]

Neville Hotel NSW



Black Stump Hotel - Trunkey Creek NSW

[Squalo]

Victoria hotel at Moonan Flat

My great grandmother built that pub. Great spot.

I love the Dromedary at Central Tilba too, but my personal favourite is the George IV Inn in Picton NSW (RIP Geoffrey).

[Marschy]

Yungabarra Hotel in the Atherton Tablelands.

[RobM]

This looks like a good topic for a collaborative google map  "Myswag Iconic Pubs" where we can all place a marker on our favourite pubs. I for one would keep a close eye on it when I was travelling. Nothing like finding a genuine pub for a coldie and and a chat to the locals.

RobM

[Daawl]

I for one have enjoyed a beer at many of the before mentioned pubs but having just got back from out that way I have to say the Mungerannie Road House on the Birdsville Track is an awesome pub with lots of history in it and Phil the owner is a top bloke.

sorry dont have any photos, will get them when I go back in 2 months

[lov2getaway]

Daly Waters Hotel...







Love that hotel. Had dinner in that same seat the fellow is in last year on the way to the Cape.. Will get back there later this year as well.

X 2 loved our night and meal at the Daly!

[Paul (SA)]

Gropers at King Ash Bay. Great atmosphere and awesome people.

[HEM19X]

I for one have enjoyed a beer at many of the before mentioned pubs but having just got back from out that way I have to say the Mungerannie Road House on the Birdsville Track is an awesome pub with lots of history in it and Phil the owner is a top bloke.

sorry dont have any photos, will get them when I go back in 2 months

Here you go mate, great pub

[cruisindub]

This looks like a good topic for a collaborative google map  "Myswag Iconic Pubs" where we can all place a marker on our favourite pubs. I for one would keep a close eye on it when I was travelling. Nothing like finding a genuine pub for a coldie and and a chat to the locals.

RobM

I agree.
Is it possible for an interactive map?

[Cozzie]

A couple more iconic Pubs

[Kit_e_kat9]

Yungabarra Hotel in the Atherton Tablelands.

Mr Andrews used to be the publican when I went to school there.  His daughter and I were best mates.  There are places in that pub that the locals and the visitors don't get to see.

It's amongst my fav's, but I loved The Blue Heeler @ Kynuna (the best pub in the world I reckon), The Hivesville Hotel @ Hivesville, there's one of the 5 Ways in NT that was pretty special, and one in Launceston that served a meal to die for!!  Having a drinking family that also camped, I've been to some pretty interesting pubs Australia wide.

Kit_e

[plugger6]

Pacific hotel Yamba , good beer great view.

[Marschy]

Mr Andrews used to be the publican when I went to school there.  His daughter and I were best mates.  There are places in that pub that the locals and the visitors don't get to see.

It's amongst my fav's, but I loved The Blue Heeler @ Kynuna (the best pub in the world I reckon), The Hivesville Hotel @ Hivesville, there's one of the 5 Ways in NT that was pretty special, and one in Launceston that served a meal to die for!!  Having a drinking family that also camped, I've been to some pretty interesting pubs Australia wide.

Kit_e

Stayed at the Yungaburra in '95. My wife used to rave to me about camping at Lake Tinaroo when she was a child. We were staying at my wife's grandparent's house in Ayr, drove to Edmonton and stayed in a cheap motel, and based from there we drove everywhere we could think of. Everytime we saw a sign on the road that said 'Waterfall ->' we would detour and have a look. Still have video of our drive to Port Douglas, the radio wasn't working in the car and the only music we had was a cassette of the sound track to Forrest Gump, which I still love to this day as it brings back great memories of that trip.

[Yampire100]

The Ironclad in Marble Bar WA is a beauty on a 45 deg day for an ice cold Emu Export ... Choke ,I mean a tooheys new!

[just startin]

Karrartha Tavern not iconic but does go off on a sunday with Skimpy Girls behind the bar also the Wickham Old Barsted Bar on a Friday night