Burleigh Town Hotel is a restaurants & cafes in Burleigh Heads, NSW, Australia, with a price range of $$. It has a 4.2/5 rating from 1597 Google reviews. Contact: +61 7 3558 3302. Website: https://www.burleightownhotel.com.au/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb&utm_term=plcid_17694885563388613107.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Burleigh Town Hotel
Burleigh Heads · Restaurants & Cafes
Family FriendlyRainy DayBucks & HensBudget
4.2/5
(1,597 reviews)
$$
Two years running as QHA Best Sporting Entertainment venue, the Burleigh Town Hotel's sports bar is the main event. Multiple screens, UFC nights, and a beer garden big enough to actually breathe in. The bistro covers all the pub standards: share plates, pizza, mains, a kids' menu, and weekly specials worth knowing about, particularly the $25 steak burger and schooner deal. The gelato cone at the end gets more love in reviews than most of the mains. Service can be stretched thin on busy nights, and pacing of meals is inconsistent, so order simply if you're in a hurry. Come for the footy, the Friday raffles, and a cold drink in the undercover outdoor area. The food is honest pub fare at fair prices, nothing more.
Opening Hours
- Monday10am – 4am
- Tuesday10am – 4am
- Wednesday10am – 4am
- Thursday10am – 4am
- Friday10am – 4am
- Saturday10am – 4am
- Sunday10am – 4am
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What People Say
Rags5 months ago
Wasn’t overly impressed when they brought out food, they brought our table of 3 food out at random times and garlic bread entrees at the end? Also was terrible outside as smokers were standing right by the tables near entrance smoking. Great food if you get the weekly specials. $25 steak burger and schooner. Overall great but some small inconveniences
Jimmy Russell3 weeks ago
Great family-friendly pub with something for everyone. The food is consistently good, the venue is spacious and well maintained, and the atmosphere is always welcoming. The beer garden and playground make it a great spot for families, and the Sunday petting zoo is a fantastic bonus for the kids. The little ones absolutely loved getting up close to the animals while we enjoyed a relaxed lunch. Plenty of seating, friendly staff and a great community feel. Highly recommend for families looking for an easy and enjoyable day out.
Peter E5 months ago
Handy pub close to high way & surrounding areas. Large free car park for patrons. Nice feel to pub with undercover outdoor area, verandah area & inside, all with large TV screens. Can order at table or bar. Menu is extensive - share, specials, kids, pizza, mains & deserts. Full pub bar. Prices were fair. Meals came out not as we had ordered or expected unfortunately, kids meal & 1 'entree size calamari main', then a delay for the next 2 mains & 2 sides (were meant to come with the calamari). When I chased up the 2 sides delivery, was made to feel any confusion was my fault (unsure why you would order 2 sides of vegetables & mash when both mains came with veges). The food itself was fine & large portion sizes. Overall & ok experience.
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