Why we’d go
This is the sprawling, 300-odd-seat room right on Campbell Parade, so if you're coming straight off the sand it's one of the easiest places to land a table, a cold beer and something more substantial than fish and chips. The kitchen runs pub staples with an Italian accent alongside sharing plates and a seafood-forward list, and the bar keeps going late, which makes it as workable for a mid-afternoon schooner as a Saturday-night session. We'd choose it more for the location, the crowd and the ocean outlook than for destination dining.
What to order
Signature double cheeseburger, a pizza or pasta from the Italian-leaning side, and something from the seafood/sharing-plate list; a cocktail or craft beer if you're settling in.
The atmosphere
Large, lively, casual one-room bar with a central bar and sport on screens.
Local tip: Grab a spot on the Campbell Parade side or upstairs for the beach outlook — the interior floor can feel cavernous once it fills, so the perimeter is where the views are.
Worth knowing: It's a high-volume, crowd-pleasing operation rather than a refined kitchen — go for the setting and the buzz, not culinary fireworks.
How we verified this (High confidence · checked 2026-08-10)
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