Great place, they make these pizzas that look like the home made style ones taste so nice, beautiful flavour in the base and topping is to die for. Modern and different rooms for different needs , very nice

Approximate cost: $25

Beautiful renovations, but the food is definitely over-priced and very few options for vegans or vegetarians. Very noisy atmosphere and security was a little over-zealous on the dress code. Obviously a popular place to drink.

Approximate cost: $28

Our first time eating at the Warradale Hotel, possibly our only time aswell. Apparently it has been newly renovated and I have to say it looked quite nice (don't know how it looked before). Like the dining are, quite spacious and comfortable. We found the quality of the food was quite good, nothing fabulous. We shared some oysters kilpatrick, tasted fresh. My husband had Wagu Rump Steak and I tried the Moroccan Spiced Chicken breast. My husband said his steak was overcooked, I have to say my meal was really delicious - it should be for the price (around $28). Overall, we found the food quite reasonable (fresh oysters), the service was a bit slow and also a bit pricey. I doubt that we would return as we have had better elsewhere, but I am glad we tried them.

Approximate cost: $From $28

Nothing wrong, but nothing great either. A discount voucher brought me to the Warradale Hotel, where I was satisfied with my pub type meal and the service, but by no means wowed. The staff were friendly, the setting quite standard and the pricing reasonable for what you got. Probably a good location for seniors looking for a reasonable priced meal.

WE have eaten here a few times now. The renovations are great and so a pleasant place to go for a drink if you can get a table. The front bar is good on a Saturday afternoon if you like a bet and they supply delicious free sausages in bread. We have eaten in the beer garden and have found the food overpriced for the size of the meals. I have had a curry on a couple of occasions and they were both very nice but very small serves. The salad bar in the bistro was ok when we ate in there but nothing exceptional and we found the meal average and over priced. We have eaten in the front bar a couple of times and the first time I had the ribs which were sensational. Unfortunately they have been taken off the menu and I had the special the last time I was there and I wasn't impressed. I am sure I will be back as it is local but not my first pick to eat at.

Went for lunch on a Sunday afternoon. Apparently our meal order was lost, though a family of 4 sitting at a table with no meals didn't seem to alert any staff to our plight, they didn't even ask if we required any new drinks. An hour later (after asking where our meal was), we were still waiting.....
On the up side, the management were forthcoming with discount off our meals and free drinks.
And the food was fantastic!!
If it wasn't for the service (or lack thereof) we would have happily stayed for desert & more drinks.

We didn't think much of our local pub the first time we went but the recent renovations and menu overhaul have done wonders for it. The couple of meals we have had there since have been fantastic and quite good value. The new renovations are just fantastic and it is now a very slick but comfortable modern pub. We haven't had it yet but the chocolate fountain looks delicious and a lot of fun, especially for kids.

Reasonably priced meals in a pensioner style pub. No insult intended. I believe they have a bus that picks up pensioners so they are catered for well, which is lovely. Meals are average, service is friendly.

Great place for a counter meal, the staff make all the difference as they are friendly and efficient and the good food, relatively price, makes it a top family meal venue.