This place is the closes pub to us but its not a place we go very often. We were not that impressed. Has a little playground for the kids but its quite dark and dingy in there that our 7 year old didnt want to go in. Bar tender had no idea what drink were what when ordering but was still very friendly.

Actually had a goodcrange of specials under 25 dollars. Kids play area adjacent to the restaurant is well put together also. Food was nice.

Approximate cost: $25

I must say my last meal at the Dalrymple was superb. A l9vely piece of steak with beautiful gravy and chips and salad. Zero complaints and a very fair price. I will be back again soon

I came here while on holiday as my brother who is local recommended. I enjoyed the meal, and was pleased to be able to have an 'exciting' meal even though I am gluten free (often stuck with steak and veg) which was lime and chilli calamari. My grandparents were with us and were able to select from the seniors menu which was only $12 - such great value as their serves were just as big as the standard mains.

The Dalrymple Hotel, better known as the Dally to locals is one of Townsville's oldest pubs. The sports and gaming bar of the Dalrymple is regularly filled with blue collar working patrons as it services a large industrial part area of the city. Patrons are able to relax while having a bet at keno, TAB or pokies. The Dalrymple offers standard pub style meals with above average portions in their restaurant area. The Dalrymple is well known for its steaks, with the rib fillet medium cooked regularly melting in my mouth. The Dalrymple also plays host to some trade shows and small concerts. One Friday night I was lucky enough to be entertained by Jimmy Barnes. The Dalrymple hotel also offers accommodation and sits next to a big Dan Murphy's outlet which provides cheap takeaway alcohol. The bar service is generally good and meal wait times are reasonable.

Approximate cost: $12-30