Ye Olde Narrogin Inne

Great old fashioned pub, locals friendly kids happy. Good venue for relaxed Sunday afternoon, a good country feel.

This pub was okay, sort of like your typical pub that you would expect to be in a touristy area of the city, or touristy in the sense that it is a place where the locals tend to go for a day out as opposed to people from out of town coming around to have a look. The pub has a bit of an old Englsih feel about it, more so than what you would expect from a British pub. It was rather quiet when I was there, though the staff were friendly enough. They do have an outdoor area, and it is also a reasonably short walk from the railway station, however you probably don't travel by train out here just to go to this pub.

Fantastic atmosphere, that 'country feel ' where people are regulars and your name is remembered. Great menu selection! Good pricing! Can defiantly recommend the creamy chicken, corn and leek soup, mushroom and asparagus crêpe and the fish and chips.

Ordered Big Mans Rump, medium. It was perfectly cooked, topped with mushroom sauce. Mushrooms a tad rubbery but definitely edible. Came with fries and salad, the salad had cucumber, carrot sticks, mixed leaves and a nice tangy dressing. Instead of being a garnish on the plate like some pubs it was actually part of the meal. I'd recommend this dish for sure. We sat outside in the gazebo area out back. As it was a week day and lunch time it was lovely and quiet. Service was prompt and wait staff friendly. No desert ordered, the meal itself was very filling.

I love the Narry, top place, been serving locals great food and grog for ever. Cheap prices, cold beer, nice staff, and take aways open very late which is convenient