The Welcome Hotel
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Restaurant & bar in an 1890s pub with a beer garden, serving gourmet & everyday Australian food.
attractions: Rozelle Collectors Markets, King George Park, Elkington Park, Gladstone Park, Penny Four's, Dawn Fraser Baths, DOGUE Balmain, Egg Of The Universe, Deep Blue Charters Australia - Deep Sea Fishing Charters Sydney, Constellation Playground, restaurants: Alegrias, Totti's Rozelle, The Cottage Balmain, Bald Rock Hotel, Rosso Pomodoro Balmain, The Riverview Hotel, DiCK's Hotel Balmain, The Balmain Hotel, Sackville Hotel, Three Weeds Rozelle
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Description
Restaurant & bar in an 1890s pub with a beer garden, serving gourmet & everyday Australian food.
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We need to talk about the food!! Not your average pub feed thats for sure and i am so thankful and appreciate to the kitchen. Its so refreshing. Huuuge servings with some serious thought on flavour and quality. We went for the Sunday Roast - but i ended up having the Fish & Chips - and was honestly one for the memory bank with thick REAL cut chips and beautifully battered fish. So light and crispy . Tartare was definitely homemade too i reckon and mushy peas were top tier (not usually a fan) they even added a side pickle which helped cut through the richness. I don’t know, just the whole thing was unreal you could tell a lot of effort went into it. And the roasts!!!! Wow wow wow 10/10 i tried my partners pork and nearly fell.off.my.chair. It was so tender drowned in a sticky jus with the crispiest potatoes you have ever seen. Oh and crackling was perfect 🤌🏽 Thank you, Im seriously excited to come back.
Kiki LevyKiki Levy
20
What a perfect name for such a welcoming pub. I walked in a moment after last drinks had been called (for my first visit) after a nearby dinner, to catch the last overs of the cricket. 99% of pubs would have said sorry, we’re done. After all, it was 9:30pm on a Sunday. However, Kylie and Rosie went above and beyond when it came to service. Had me in for a beer with the cricket on tv. Super friendly; it felt like a nice lounge room (only with clean, local beer on tap). Authentic pub, just how everybody likes it. Despite the time of day/week they were kind to give me the history and were enthusiastic in doing so. My only regret is that I haven’t yet joined for Sunday roast but now that I know about this, I’ll be back soonest for that. The Welcome indeed. Long live! Thanks for having me and being so hospitable. A credit to the venue and the wider industry as a whole. See you again! Five stars.
Rod BruceRod Bruce
10
Cosy little pub with a restaurant attached. I haven't eaten at the restaurant part yet but they served food in the bar. The pub area is quite small with just a smattering of tables, and seating along the bar. There's also a couch with a low coffee table. Bar menu had some typical fare like burgers, fish and chips, a meat pie, but also a few things from their restaurant menu like a pasta dish and also a special. They also do a cheese board with other nibbles, and some more unusual things like goat's cheese stuffed zucchini flower battered and deep fried. Food is quite nice but more than you'd typically spend for food in a pub. Beer selection is pretty good for a small place, craft beers in different styles. Overall it's a pleasant place to grab a few drinks for a quiet evening but not for big groups.
Chui-Ting LeeChui-Ting Lee
00
9th November - Our lunch choice today was The Welcome Hotel - a great story behind the name of the hotel and given the background of the hotel and the inclusion of dogs being welcome is such a great idea - not the we had ours with us but still it was nice to see such a pub. Quite historic in its decor and a great garden to enjoy our lunch in. The menu had some great options and we enjoyed the Balmain Bug and the Prawn Toast'ada. Unfortunately the Spiced Crispy Cauliflower and Cucmber Raita was not as nice as we expected - it felt a little over fried and the battering took away from the meal. The staff were helpful and accommodating. Great place for lunch in an unexpected part of the Rozelle neighbourhood
Dan DuncanDan Duncan
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Nearby Attractions Of The Welcome Hotel
Rozelle Collectors Markets
King George Park
Elkington Park
Gladstone Park
Penny Four's
Dawn Fraser Baths
DOGUE Balmain
Egg Of The Universe
Deep Blue Charters Australia - Deep Sea Fishing Charters Sydney
Constellation Playground

Rozelle Collectors Markets
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King George Park
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Elkington Park
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Gladstone Park
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Nearby Restaurants Of The Welcome Hotel
Alegrias
Totti's Rozelle
The Cottage Balmain
Bald Rock Hotel
Rosso Pomodoro Balmain
The Riverview Hotel
DiCK's Hotel Balmain
The Balmain Hotel
Sackville Hotel
Three Weeds Rozelle

Alegrias
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Totti's Rozelle
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The Cottage Balmain
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Bald Rock Hotel
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