Located towards the tip of the Pyrmont peninsula, Pyrmont Point Hotel offers terrific pub style dining and entertainment with friendly service in a great atmosphere. With indoor and outdoor dining areas, architecturally varied spaces, and easy transport options, it’s an ideal spot for functions, special gatherings or someone to chill with your pals.
One of the district’s oldest pubs, Pyrmont Point Hotel wears its history proudly on its facade. The name “Royal Pacific” still appears in bold letters across the parapet of the building, even though it was given its current name back in 1996 after having one of its many renovations. Yet, its past goes back even further. Built in 1850, it was originally called the “Lands End Hotel” and was only two storeys high. Its name changed to Royal Pacific in 1886 and an additional level was added in 1913.
Over the years, the hotel has seen external updates to its architecture as well as renovations inside that have drawn out its original charm.
Pyrmont Point Hotel features large public dining areas as well as four spaces that are available for functions. There is a large second storey balcony where patrons can enjoy drinks and cocktails in the fresh air.
John Street Square, an large open paved area behind the Pyrmont Point Hotel, and it is used to great advantage for outdoor dining. Canopied tables allow comfortable dining in the sun, and the outdoor space means you can bring restless kids and dogs along, too.
Pyrmont Point Hotel has lots of weekly deals as well as event-specific specials throughout the year.
From Monday to Friday between 5 and 7pm, come in for Happy Hour and get a pint for the price of a schooner on selected beers. On Thursdays and Fridays between 5 and 7pm you can indulge in Happy Hour priced cocktails.
With one of the best pub menus around, you’ll want to take advantage of some of the meal deals. For a start, bring the kids with you on Monday night, they eat free. On Tuesdays, choose from a delicous selection of pasta specials. Wednesday nights, get some brainy friends together and try your luck at the trivia comp while munching on a $20 classic schnitzel.
On Thursday night, enjoy a mouthwatering 250gm angus rump steak for $30. Sunday is perfect for getting family and friends together to enjoy a tradtional roast.
Enjoy all the big sports events on a large screen with a meal and drink. Coming up is Melbourne Cup with a very classy specials menu: oysters with mignonette dressing; prawn marie rose cocktail; an antipasto sharing plate; four cheese ravioli; grilled marinated octopus; moroccan spiced lamb rump.
So don’t worry about picking a winner, you already have.
