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Country pub guide
There is nothing better than enjoying a hearty meal in a warm atmosphere of an history country pub. Here is a list of some of the Canola Trail’s best
Marrar Hotel
Marrar
A quaint pub located in the village of Marrar offering a front bar, dining room and large beer garden with regular live music. Guaranteed to welcome with warm and friendly hospitality. As well as offering quality affordable food, this pub oozes local character.
(02) 6927 4412
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Commercial Hotel
Junee
First built in 1884 with a second level added in 1889. A fire destroyed part of the hotel in 1915. When rebuilt, half was reconstructed higher and a parapet to a higher level was added to the whole building. Today it is now one of Junee’s must visited pubs with comfortable accommodation options, a beer garden and fantastic kids playground. They serve great comfort foods and a wide selection of drinks for friends and families, plus regular entertainment that makes this historical gem a favourite among the locals and tourist.
(02) 6910 3439
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The Royal Tavern Hotel Coolamon
Coolamon
A welcoming place to have a beer with the locals and a hearty country pub meal. The ‘Top’ pub offers a great country hospitality and offers high quality food at a low price. This venue is always rocking with locals and visitors, providing an up lighting and friendly atmosphere.
(02) 6927 3015
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Red Cow Hotel
Junee
The “Cow” as it is affectionately referred to is a friendly, country pub situated in the centre of town. Offering patrons ice cold beer, TAB, Keno, gaming machines, bistro, courtesy bus operating Fridays and Saturday nights, jukebox and a pool table.
(02) 6924 1985
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Junee Hotel
Junee
In the heart of Junee, this impressive building was originally built in 1878. In 1911 the owner of the time commissioned architect William Monks to design a new Art Nouveau style Hotel. The hotel features a stunning verandah that runs the length of the 2nd floor of the Hotel, a public bar, lounge, pool room, bistro, function room and a spacious beer garden.
(02) 6924 2227
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Illabo Hotel
Illabo
A focal point of the village, the Illabo Hotel offers budget style accommodation, bistro meals, function rooms and great pub facilities and entertainment. Also boasting a convenience store and post office which includes banking facilities.
0418 480 669
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The Shamrock Hotel
Temora
The ‘Shammy’ still boasts its original verandah posts, surveying Temora’s verandah removal blitz of the 1960’s. The pub has a loyal regular patrons and is a great place to get to know the locals, particular from the farming community. Enjoy classic Chinese food at the Shammy’s onsite restaurant.
02 6977 2016
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The Temora Hotel
Temora
In the heart of the town, The Temora Hotel came to life in 1931 when the Tattersalls Hotel, was destroyed by fire on the site. Whilst the pub and the menu echo vibes of a trendy city-bar, one patron that doesn’t seem to abide by last orders is the hotel ghost who is reportedly seen in the downstairs hallway and dining room, always wearing a blue dress.
(02) 6978 1865
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The Terminus Hotel
Temora
Originally built in 1893 when the railway first came to Temora. The single storey building was replaced by a two storey construction in 1924. The traditional pub-grub menu and family-friendly beer garden are the biggest drawcard to this popular watering hole, but you really can’t leave without experiencing Parmi Sundays.
(02) 6978 0968
Ariah Park Hotel
Ariah Park
Built in 1914 and has undergone significant works to restore this architectural gem. Explore the building, from the tiled bar, up to the wide verandah balcony. Hosts, Jacqui and Paul, ensure that there is always a reason to visit, be that seasonal menus, special events or to feed the farm animals in the beer garden.
(02) 6974 1068
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