Walkaway Tavern - Glenfield

A short drive out of Geraldton but it takes you back to an older time as the hotel is quite old but has a great atmosphere. The restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday but open the rest of the week for some great dinners. Prices are reasonable and it makes a great evening outiin.

Took friends to this Hotel after a tour of the region.You enter the closed door and its like you are back 50 years.Old fashioned bar and inner facilities you find in a country pub.Has a dining area inside and a further dining area outside under a large yellow canopy.On the day we went. we sat outside .Drinks reasonable.The biggest surprise was the meal.Steak sandwiches and fish and chips turned out to be great with a good quantity.The fish in particular was very generous and good.Prices also very good.If you are out for a drive around Geraldton call in to this Hotel and enjoy the atmosphere

We went for a family gathering , friendly and great service, I ordered Neptune we do not have to wait long, the food was beautiful and fresh, everyone in our group was very impressed, also great value.

Clean neat and tidy from the moment you step in. Selection of beer is good and cold. Staff friendly and great servi e too.

When you have seen Ellendale pool and the wind farm, you have driven through the village of Walkaway(corruption of the aboriginal name Wagawa meaning "The gap in the hills" where the Greenough river comes out onto the Greenough Back Flats.)Opposite the Walkaway Railway Museum is the Walkaway Tavern, hosted by Barry and Janice Burney. This building dates back to the 1890s and has been the favourite watering hole for the locals.Since Barry and Janice bought the Tavern, they have put a lot of effort into serving delicious meals, which are not only tasty, but of ample quantity.Every lunch or dinner time you can have the choice of steaks, fish dishes, chicken or pasta. they also provide meals that the children can enjoy. Lunch is from noon and he evening meal starts at 6.30pm. There are no meals served on Mondays or Tuesdays so plan your sightseeing for the other days of the week to enjoy this typical country pub hospitality.The Tavern is not on the Nangetty Walkaway road but if you are coming from the Brand Highway, the Tavern is on your left after crossing the railway. If coming from Geraldton, turn at the second road in the village and the Tavern is on your right.Barry and Janice will give you a great welcome