Dardanup Tavern

Went with a large group, staff were great, live duo in the corner setting a great atmosphere and the chicken parmigiana was fantastic. Great menu, plenty to choose from and clean! Great country pub

We enjoyed a beautiful lunch at the Dardy tavern.I had a lamb Schank with veggies and my wife a red emperor fish and salad. Both meals were cooked to perfection and were very filling in a country decor dining room with friendly helpful staffAn enjoyable experience well worth the visit to Dardanup

What a great place for a Sunday evening meal.Having not booked, we were lucky enough to find a table. We were informed there could be a long wait, so there were no surprises.A couple of games of pool passed the time nicely.We are glad we chose to stay and enjoyed very generous sized meals and lovely service from all of the team at the Dardy.We will return, and make sure we book a table next time.Thanks for making our family feel welcomed.

This small town and it's pub\restaurant have a great feel - traditional small town but everything clean and fresh, heaps of parking.My family and I have eaten at "The Dardy Pub" several times now, for lunch and dinner, when quiet and when busy.The food is always excellent and not overpriced. For those who like it their range of "Parmie and Pint" options and $27 are great value. Most importantly for me, as I have several serious food allergies, is that they take you seriously and go out of their way to meet my needs. The staff who take orders listen patiently, take careful notes and are always polite and friendly. The chefs are great and clearly want me to have a great meal despite the challenges my allergies present. The result is that I can enjoy my more limited choices while my family tuck into whatever they fancy on a menu which is big enough but not too big. This is a top place, in a great spot and an easy drive from the Bunbury area or larger inland towns like Donnybrook.

A good place to stop for lunch after a visit to Gnomesville. Fine for children. Not busy on a weekday at lunch. Step back from the big city world to small town character.