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Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Eumundi, Queensland, Australia including Joe's Waterhole, Cooroy Hotel, Yandina Hotel
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1. Joe's Waterhole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Joe's Waterhole is an Historical Pub and Hotel. Established in 1891. Joes Waterhole is located in the heart of Eumundi, next the world famous Eumundi Markets. There's more at Joes than you would except. Accommodation, Bistro featuring home style cooking,
Reviewed By Deb P
While housesitting in the area I had a catch up with friends from Caloundra & they picked location upon reading reviews, what a great Bistro area including artificial turf & hanging baskets & open louvered walls. Blackboard menu as well as Lunch menu for something smaller so we thought, my friends both had the chicken schnitzel burgers which included steak fries & I had the salt & pepper calamari with salad & steak fries in a little basket.The meals were all delicious & good portions (so much for a light lunch), well worth a visit & would recommend.
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2. Cooroy Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By AustraliaRuth
Four of us had a very pleasant lunch at the dining area. On a cold day we got a table in the sunshine...very nice. We shared four plates, instead of separate meals: S&P squid, nachos, pizza-style garlic bread, and duck spring rolls. All plates were attractively presented, very tasty. There's a great area next to the dining area with Chesterfield style lounges, for coffee. No annoying music, so conversation was easy. Staff pleasant. We will go again.
3. Yandina Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By 0412JuliaC
We stayed the night at the hotel (but unfortunately didn't try the food as we were eating elsewhere for a birthday). The room was large, clean and well set out. We had a bed (just a double so quite teeny when you are used to a king), couch, fridge, tea making facilities (tea bags, uht milk etc), separate toilet and shower room. A bonus was doors leading out to seating on the balcony. It is a pub/hotel and obviously not the Sheraton but very comfortable and well worth the money. The staff were friendly and helpful and the courtesy bus was a bonus to drop us off and collect us at a local restaurant. The town has some lovely historic buildings and was nice to wander around the next morning.
