Robin Hood Hotel

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203 Bronte Rd
WAVERLEY, NSW, 2024
local (02) 9389 3... local (02) 9389 3477
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The Robin Hood Hotel is a cosy little local bar where you'll find reasonably priced food and drinks including steaks for around $7. There is an outdoor area with seating and live sports broadcasts so you can catch all the latest action.

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AWLawrence 2 reviews
$6.80 for a schooner of Pure Blonde. The same drink at The Charing Cross, across the road is only $5.
1 month ago
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Forensics Barfly 79 reviews
Loving the new hood. It has something for everyone with the DJ in the front bar, pool table, lots of pokies and a beer garden. The new beer garden has rafters with heaters that will be great for winter. We can't forget the staff they are great and down to earth AND it's open late on weekends.
2 years ago
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pinkeye 5 reviews
Such a terrific local! Lovely, relaxed and cheerful vibe. The meals are cheap and tasty especially the steaks. Love the frank Bennett Karaoke and the jukebox hits.
3 years ago
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Gezza Barfly 209 reviews
Cheap and cheerful. Good place to just hang and let the world pass by.
3 years ago
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bails996 Barfly 331 reviews
Great local pub. Exactly like the other reviews have stated. Has great cheap meals like steaks and burgers. The pub has a smooth and warm feel suited for couples and small groups. Sometimes have live music on Saturday nights and for sporting events they normally use the big projector screen.
3 years ago
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Jesus Barfly 98 reviews
A good pub with great value food. Cheap steaks etc.

No dance floor or anything like that, but it gets a good crowd and you can have a good time here. If you're looking a for a good, cheap meal and a few beers, this place would take some beating.
4 years ago
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benchong 4 reviews
Simple pleasures!
Excellent pub food, lots of beer, epic jukebox and a short stroll home...
4 years ago
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Forensics Barfly 79 reviews
Great local pub with cheap food. It's open till late on Friday & Saturday nights so you can eat, drink and dance without moving venues. A favourite amongst the locals
4 years ago
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HJ555 11 reviews
Great cheap meals and acoustic session on sunday afternoon. Very relaxed and chilled atmosphere.
4 years ago
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bennyleft Newbie 1 review
the only thing better than the $7 steak is the barramundi... oh and the jukebox is the best in the eastern suburbs!

Love the hood!
4 years ago
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Opening Hours
Services

Monday:

10:00 AM-12:00 AM
Tuesday:

10:00 AM-12:00 AM
Wednesday:

10:00 AM-12:00 AM
Thursday:

10:00 AM-12:00 AM
Friday:

10:00 AM-12:00 AM
Saturday:

10:00 AM-12:00 AM
Sunday:

10:00 AM-10:00 PM

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Editorial Reviews

Robin Hood Hotel

Rosemarie Milsom

Sunday, July 29, 2007

The Hood has gradually been freshened up in the past four years, but thankfully its character has been retained.

Maybe it's the carpet, or it could be the toffee walls, or chocolate-coloured leather lounges and low, golden lighting; whatever it is, the Robin Hood Hotel is as welcoming as an open fire on this icy Wednesday night. Peeling off coats and scarves, we are forced to do a lap of the bustling bar to find a spare seat. All but two stools are taken as the casually dressed eastern suburbs crowd settles in for dinner and a few drinks. We perch ourselves at the window bench and peruse the value-for-money menu. It's hard to go past the braised lamb shank on garlic mash with wilted spinach ($12), and hubby opts for the "Made in the Hood" chicken schnitzel with tomato relish and, you guessed it, garlic mash ($7). The kitchen is also doing a brisk trade in $6 rump steaks. Trivia night was on Monday, but tonight it's jackpot joker and the popular video jukebox is getting a workout. Thankfully the volume isn't too intrusive, and conversation fills the U-shaped bar. The Hood has gradua...
Source: Sydney Morning Herald

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