Unique and Iconic Pubs in Australia !!

[Hauler]

Noccundra.  Definitely one of the best experiences we had. Camped across the road there for a night on the way to the Corner, like it so much we stayed for another 2 nights on the way back!



Also, the Hungerford Pub.  Great spot in the middle of nowhere. Just the way I like it...

[Daawl]

Here you go mate, great pub

That's the one, still going back in two months though, just to make sure ;-)



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[Wandering Tassie]

Another classic outback pub, the Tilpa Hotel

[Redback]

Royal Hotel Hill End, is another favourite of mine


Wollombi Taven also another favourite

[noel_w]

Barrow Creek Hotel (NT) brings back fond memories of alcoholic poisoning on my way through in 1980. Spent 3 days after comatose in the back seat of the HQ while the boys kept driving. Finally woke up at Ayers Rock (as it was then) 3 weeks before that dingo became famous. Probably the same dingo that raided our food supplies.
Stopped again in 1990 at Barrow Ck with SWMBO but didn't get the same vibe as the 1st visit. And yes I still drink Jim Beam (the culprit).
For those young ones or young at heart, "do not try this at home"

[Mace]

Tolmie Tavern!!

3km from the Tolmie Sports Ground.

[Cozzie]

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.

First job was on Newcastle Railway Station ( junior station assistant) first pay was spent over the bar at the George Hotel, and me old Mum never ever let me live it down, spent a lot of time in the George when i was a young bloke.. was a great pub.

Cozzie

[gacoxd]

The Eimeo hotel near Mackay

The pub itself is OK but the view of the Whitsundays (Brampton, Goldsmith etc) from the beer garden is hard to beat.

Whenever I go back home to Mackay I try and get out there for a quiet beer.

Damo.

[Daawl]

Hmmm so many of these I'm visiting atm :-)  just got back to the camper from the Birdsville Hotel :-)


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[brickiematt]

The Pub in the Paddock at Pyengana, Tasmania. Beautiful location, cold beer, great food and a beer drinking pig named Priscilla!!

[xcvator]

The Pub in the Paddock at Pyengana, Tasmania. Beautiful location, cold beer, great food and a beer drinking pig named Priscilla!!

Matte, Matte, Matte, mate you KNOW the drill   

[doogs01]

The "Bun Pub" at Kaimkillenbun has just reopened. It is between Dalby and Bell. Very old pub with new owner Bud Angel.

[gunna]

The wombat Hotel about 15ks south of Young NSW
I'v caught many a hangover from there lol
The hotel has had a continuous liquor license since 1877, making it the longest serving in NSW. The present building was built around 1903

Sheeds

[brickiematt]

Matte, Matte, Matte, mate you KNOW the drill   

***SIGH*** How silly of me. Very sorry everyone. Here you go then, the Pub in the Paddock :

[bunyip]

I'm with Redback here.

I might try to pay Hill End a visit over the long weekend, and love Dr Jurds Jungle Juice

Bunyip

[bobnrob]

Wouldn't call it a Pub, but I reckon it still rates a mention 

Was many moon ago, so many infact, that some of the finer points could be (probably are) in error, but the concept is still the same...
Was boating up the Hawksbury river, and pulled in to get fuel at a little place called Spence, or Spencer or close similarity.
Across the road was a bottleshop - could've been a general store with a liquor license. You'd buy your poison of choice, then walk back over to the riverbank where there was a large tree with bench(s) around it. Hanging of a branch on one side was a Saloon sign, on a branch on the other side was a sign that said Public Bar 

[Jeepers Creepers]

We were the only one's there this day. Yes, thats our bikes out front. The Mrs had a Triumph ST Sprint back in those days.
On the trip north, i was cruising at a sensible 185 kph when i got "passed by her doing 210 kph". We got her a Harley trike to slow her down..... worked too. 

[Tallelady]

The Lion's Den near Cooktown - great camping area and v good pizza.

[Bushman]

Was at the Hebal Pub last week hasn't changed much in 30 yrs, also the GlenQuarry Hilton (Pub in the Scrub)

Silverton a few years ago
Innaminka many moons ago.
Birdsvilles    "          "         "

Probably a few others that escape me now

[just startin]

Here's a couple i went to recently

[Rumpig]

Visited this pub last week, owned by Russell Crowe and has a fantastic museum next door that is well worth visiting. has memorbillia from some of Rusty's movies (Gladiator, Romper stomper etc) aswell as the biggest ever Cobb and Co coach that was in Australia and heaps of other great stuff to look at.

COACH INN .....NYMBOIDA NSW

[Daawl]

Stopped at the Tilpa Hotel yesterday for a refreshing lemonade.


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