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Pub Guide: The Park Hotel

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The Park Hotel’s hot roc steak.
The Park Hotel’s hot roc steak.

A playground for the family

This hotel is the stuff of a great family night out. Playthings for the folks, reasonably priced food and drink, pool tables and other temptations too. While the parents are occupied, the kids have fabulous food and a playground to corral them in. The hot rock is the latest addition to a great menu, sizzling, scorching and generous fare. A modern local pub with the good old-fashioned hospitality.

Dining room: Renovated beer garden; family friendly, inside/outside
Menu: Modern Australian/classic pub
Specials: $10 Thursday night Chicken Schnitzels, daily dinner blackboard $9–$30
Pricing: Light meals/kids $5–$8; Mains $14–$30
Draw: Hot rock menu – meats, seafood and vegetarian; walk-in dining; kids/family friendly; kids play area; accommodation
Open: 7 days for breakfast, lunch and dinner 7.30am–9pm
Address: 223 Broken Head Rd, Suffolk Park
Contact: 02 6685 3222
Web: www.parkhotelmotel.com

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