Coopers Inn

Loud and rowdy on a Friday night. Seems to be the go-to for local/off-work tradies looking to wind down over a beer with some mates. Unfortunately, we were attending for a pub meal and were seated in the tabled/eating section of the bar where it was blasting with music which only meant those drinking were shouting over it to hear one another. Safe to say we didn't talk too much over dinner and were glad to be out of there once we shovelled our food down. Food was okay. Friends of mine had the parma and said it was nice and the chicken was tender. The calamari was less enjoyable unfortunately. Chips, however, were fantastic and staff and service is friendly and welcoming. Worth checking out for a drink and for a pretty chipper atmosphere, but perhaps not so much for a feed.

The bar wasnt what I expected for an iconic beer. I thought it would be more boutique and put together but sadly it's just another corner pub. Not much to it. Staff are a bit slow to serve and ironically had no Coopers beer in tap this night. Also so many young rowdy young people, and it was only 7pm. If this is your thing well this is your pub, if not probz save it for the next