Bar, bistro, Sports Bar, Pokies and bowls club! Great if you are in your 60's. It is actually pretty decent, its cheap, the meals are decent and the staff are friendly. Henry who is a waiter in the restaurant is a champion. He will tell you straight what food on the specials list is worth your time. Wednesday is pot and parma night for 12 dollars. They also have Elvis and Micheal Jackson make appearances. Hah!

My experience is based around the sports bar- 12 dollar Parma and a pot! The Parmas are a fair size, the chips can be hit or miss, but the beer is cold and they have in and outside areas too eat. Alright for a few guys having cheap lunch and some beers. There is an outside 'Amber's Courtyard' which lets you sit and watch the traffic jams on Centre road as well.

A backpackers bar, cheapish booze, the place is dirty, the toilets are worse. Inside is cramped and dark. 'On Top' is an open air pace to smoke with rows of benches. Alright for some after work drinks, right near the station. If you go with low standards you'll come out having a good night.

The staff here I pretty nice, I used to go a couple of times a week. I'm pretty sure the lady who is on the counter most days is the owner, of this franchise, not of the whole of Subway. She is nice, approachable and any problems I've had she's been more than willing to fix. Not that anything major has happened. Diet coke ran out once. It's a subway, meets your expectations of one, normal prices, competent staff and a clean area you can eat at.

Cramped, loud, and hard on the wallet but some how pretty rad. They have a DJ, poor guy is tucked up near the bar. And they always seem to have some crazy movie on a projector on the roof/wall thing. It's a nice atmosphere most nights I've been. With a split interior/exterior bar they maximize pretty well on the small location.

It's nice to sink a couple after carrying someone else's shopping around all day. The bar is nice but the restaraunt is better. You get a view of nepean hwy and can see all the chaos out there any time of day, you can also see down into the maw of southland the mobs of kids around the movies. It has a sense of seclusion, it's quieter there, distanced and protected from the hubbub. Staff are friendly and the food is decent. Hell, I've just talked myself into goin there... Tomorrow.

4-5 dollar happy hour, spacious, nice location and plenty of staff. Cheap and nice little pizzas on offer as well. The bar is separated into three sections, interior, with nice comfy leather couches for non- smokers. The middle, which is bench and stool seating, under cover and inside but people can smoke here. Then there is outside, which is that terrible on chapel st, picnic benches in the middle of the walkway with a crappy wind block thing.

Its nice for after work drinks, the music is never too loud and its never so packed you can't get a table.

Tony is an old fashioned barber, he only cuts men's hair. I couldn't find a phone number, but he doesn't take appointments. You just go in, sit down and wait for a haircut. He does shaves as well with the old cut throat blade for like 7 dollars, haircuts are 13 dollars or 11 for seniors or students. He is quick, pleasant and good. If you're wanting a haircut like someone out of Dragonball Z don't see Tony, he is more the Madmen old kind of style. Great bloke.

Regular prices, looks like a bit of a dirty old milk bar, but its a bottle shop which delivers, is open public holidays and open until midnight every night. The staff are friendly and helpful and they have a good range of stock.

I have been going here for years, the menu has a good variety and the food is always really nice. I have to say my favorite part of the menu is the margaritas which come in all colors and flavors! The only downside is when its busy they cram you in and it can get a bit noisy. I do love this place though!