Robina Pavilion is a restaurants & cafes in Robina, NSW, Australia, with a price range of $$. It has a 4.1/5 rating from 1621 Google reviews. Contact: +61 7 5593 2600. Website: https://robinapavilion.com.au/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Robina Pavilion
Robina · Restaurants & Cafes
Family FriendlyParking AvailableBudgetLive Music
4.1/5
(1,621 reviews)
$$
Black swans on the lake, a cold beer in hand, and a menu that covers enough ground to keep a group happy. The waterside terrace at Robina Pavilion is the main draw, and on a clear evening it earns its keep. The menu runs from pizza and curries to steaks and seafood, pitched at pub-meal prices with pub-meal portions. Mains are generous. The tapas are smaller, as expected. Order at the counter, collect drinks from the bar, and wait for the food to come to you. Service is functional rather than warm. Tuesday nights bring a quiz, and New Year's Eve has form as a proper night out with live music. The chicken schnitzel has its critics, so stick to what a pub does well. Parking tightens up on weekends, so arrive early or walk in from Robina Town Centre.
Opening Hours
- Monday10am – 4am
- Tuesday10am – 4am
- Wednesday10am – 4am
- Thursday10am – 4am
- Friday10am – 4am
- Saturday10am – 4am
- Sunday10am – 4am
Contact
- +61 7 5593 2600
- robinapavilion.com.au
- 229 Ron Penhaligon Way, Robina QLD 4226
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Leonie Williams6 months ago
We come here if we’re hungry. Typical Tavern menu with a few extras that are a little different from the norm. All food is fresh and well presented The meals are a little expensive, but you certainly can’t complain about the size of the main meals. Tapas meals are smaller, as expected. You wait to be taken to a table and can sit either outside around the lake (look out for the black swans) or inside if it’s cold or blowy. We’ve only ever eaten here for lunch. It would probably be quite pretty at night with all the outside lights. You order your meals at the counter at the back of the main room and also go to the bar for drinks. The only service you receive is when your meals are brought to you. Parking can be a little tight. Not a problem for lunch, but I would imagine it could present a problem at night or on the weekend. The venue is quite large. We’ve been here a few times and have never been disappointed with the food.
Nicole Williams4 months ago
We had a thoroughly enjoyable 25-26 new years eve here with a great band, playing awesome dance music. Had most people up on the dance floor. Dinner on the deck overlooking a lovely water view. All our food was perfect. Reasonable prices.
Serena Chapman4 months ago
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