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Royal Oak Hotel

Sibling venue to the well-loved Marquis of Lorne.

The Royal Oak Hotel in Fitzroy North.
1 / 7The Royal Oak Hotel in Fitzroy North.Eddie Jim
Steak at the Royal Oak.
2 / 7Steak at the Royal Oak.Eddie Jim
The scallop pie at the Royal Oak Hotel.
3 / 7The scallop pie at the Royal Oak Hotel.Eddie Jim
Broccoli and farro salad.
4 / 7Broccoli and farro salad.Eddie Jim
Chicken schnitzel.
5 / 7Chicken schnitzel.Eddie Jim
Artichoke entree.
6 / 7Artichoke entree.Eddie Jim
Lamb cigars.
7 / 7Lamb cigars.Eddie Jim

Pub dining$

This sibling to the well-loved Marquis of Lorne bears the same savvy charm without the extreme sport of hustling for a seat. Sink a pint at the U-shaped jarrah bar, sip a skinsy wine, tackle grain-fed sirloin or beer-battered rockling, or come late for rambunctious nights fuelled by surprisingly good cocktails.

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