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The Sri Lankan curry at The Kyneton Hotel.

The Kyneton Hotel

Old-school boozer does classy classics.

Rocs & Rolls

Seafood diner tucked inside an unassuming pub.

Tathra scotch fillet at The Rockley Pub.

The Rockley Pub

Classic pub perfect for country (and city) grub.

Old meets new at the Builders Arms Hotel on Gertrude Street.

Builders Arms Hotel

This corner pub opened in 1853 and has spun through a dizzying variety of incarnations.

T-bone steak at the Petrel Hotel.
Critics' Pick

Petrel Hotel

A historical watering hole, revived.

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The lively front bar at The Lincoln.
Critics' Pick

The Lincoln

Welcoming 170-year-old boozer.

Eltham Hotel.
14.5/20

Eltham Hotel

A cracking country pub everyone wants a piece of.

The Dry Dock’s light-filled dining room.
14.5/20

The Dry Dock

Comfort-first pub that’s a bit too nice to wear thongs to.

Inside The Standard Hotel, which has been serving pots of beer and meals for over 150 years.

The Standard

Seemingly unchanged over its long life, this retreat still reps kitsch cricket memorabilia and sticky carpets, and has one of the best beer gardens around.

A banquet at the Albert Park Hotel’s restaurant Happy Valley.

Albert Park Hotel

There’s plenty going on behind this historic façade, from frothies and footy in the front bar to Peking duck and dumplings in the restaurant.

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