The Push - The Russell Hotel

Was there last week and enjoyed pianist. tonight with my daughter, a common bottle of wine after eating, and was said I wouldn't allow because to intoxicate! the security at the door, my daughter and I were all equally shocked, so went to another place, to a beautiful place on the harbour, where we both came in without hesitation and were greeted by friendly staff. very bizarre experience, but happy to spend elsewhere.

A few quick beers on the high chairs and fresh chips with aioli was enough to ensure that one of our on the list of places to go in the rocks. the bathrooms were clean and there was a performance to happen later. a great mood.

The russell hotel is a bar located in a historic location of the rocks. the design in the premise was first used as a moving hospital; shops in the early century and later as gas houses and hotels. the magnificent holiday home is a brick building with stubborn and shows a Californian bungalow style on a business hotel the inner of the drink hole was comfortable and intimate. There was no opportunity that suggested that it could be rowwise and crowded, so it is a good place for occasional chats with their kumpels I got my favorite Bilpin table to be ready for a tourist party.

Here a few drinks and a kind of atmosphere and a great selection of drinks. really good specificities on a Friday night like pints of boutique bier.

Came here for a late Sunday lunch. Ordered fried squid, chips salad which came to a total of not including our drinks. The chips were good. Unfortunately the squid and the salad were not. The rocket leaves in the salad were old and at the point where the leaves were translucent and looked more like seaweed. The squid was a strange texture and very oily. It looked more like soggy chips dripping in oil. How they can charge for the squid alone is beyond me. We told the lady behind the bar whom we ordered the food from that we weren't enjoying the food and we explained why. She apologised and said leave it with me We assumed this meant something would be done to rectify the...read more