Albion Hotel

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300 Sandgate Rd
ALBION, QLD, 4010
local (07) 3262 2... local (07) 3262 2733
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Albion Hotel is a fun and relaxing place with something for everyone. There are three bar areas, including the garden bar, the tavern bar and the gasworks night club. Their garden bar is a very relaxing open roof top garden, both spacious and relaxing. Whilst their taverns bar offers TAB and Gasworks offering in house DJs and entertainment. The Albion has become a popular place for meeting up after work and relaxing in a easy going crowd.

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GLimmer Barfly 71 reviews
Great place to unwind, good food, great staff. A nice clean pub.
3 years ago
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Opening Hours
Services

7 Days a Week

Pubs & Bars

Functions

Club Events Private Parties Business Functions Bucks Parties Birthday Parties Hen Parties Christmas Parties Wedding Receptions

Features

Pool Tables TAB Beer Garden Live Sports Broadcasts Jukebox Happy Hour

Drinks

Champagne Beer on Tap Imported Beer on Tap Cocktails Wine Spirits Imported Beer

Accommodation

No

Entertainment

Live Comedy Poker Live Music DJs

Food

Lunch Dinner

Editorial Reviews

Cucina

Lizzie Loel

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

I'VE often wondered why Brisbane lacks serious dining rooms in pubs, given our love of the institution. Sydney became awash with them in the '80s and '90s, and although we have a few, steak and minimal service seem to be the dominating theme with a few notable exceptions.

The Albion Hotel underwent an extensive renovation about five years ago and today still boasts an attractive dining space at the front of the hotel which adjoins a sun-filled walled courtyard lined with water features and huge potted citrus and olive trees.
Comfy wicker armchairs pull up to basic tables outside and inside it's all wood and bistro chic.
Known as Cucina, the dining area has a menu that lists a selection of Italian-inspired dishes with broad appeal, such as pizzas, veal saltimbocca and chicken parmigiana, but these are interspersed with other mod
Oz dishes that roam around in Asia and other Euro countries for inspiration.
It's a pub with an attractive fit-out and inevitably that attracts a family and female audience as much as it does the blokes.
This may also be the reason behind the fleshed-out menu which includes starters of duck and ginger spring rolls, roasted mushroom and tomato tart and prawn and coriander salad.
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Source: The Courier Mail | Restaurant Reviews

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