The Earl of Leicester

As others mentioned, a decent neighbourhood pub which now has about a dozen taps of assorted craft beer offerings, plus many more sold by the can/bottle. Food was good as was the service. Not really somewhere to go out of the way for but solid enough.

Solid neighbourhood pub. It feels past its best but I guess you could argue that shows the place has character. Five taps and a handpull plus an extensive bottle list. I don’t recall any crap on tap here. I had some questionable food and service wasn’t the friendliest but low score aside I reckon it’s still worth popping in for a few bevvies.

A busy bar, attracts quite a young crowd at times, despite this not at all clubby. Selection is huge, in bottle form. Taps change regularly apparently and their is a strong showing of craft beers, but the main attraction is the Legends Board. 84 beers, all bottles costing at least $9. My pockets might not be deep enough to do it. It is a mixed bag, some are craft, some are fairly major non-Australian beers the type you would see every where in the country of origin, some are not always available and you will receive a substitute beer at that point. Food looked fantastic and everyone will tell you that the schnitzels are huge. Top bar.