Abbotts Hotel Waterloo

I am thrilled to have a restaurant like this in the area, but there were a few quirks. The opening times were odd and not as advertised, it seemed like the staff were drinking on the job, and the portions of fish were a bit small. I hope they address these issues because we would love to continue dining here.

The portions at this restaurant are very small! Although the fish and chips were delicious, the sizes were tiny and the prices were high. I don't see this place staying in business unless they start serving larger portions at lower prices.

Practical small corner pub, which is a hit with native. great bar and very good ruffle. it is worth stopping for a drink and a fast meal .. pleasant staff and paragliding are friendly

Large lambskin. prizes for alcohol. fantastic live music. pleasant personal and good security, although there is rarely a real problem. only a great local pub.

After a delicious visit to the kitchen of the Aeolian island Lipari and a few stops at trendy spots in the Redfern-Waterloo area, my son and I were craving a good, traditional pub for the rest of the evening. Abbotts Hotel, located conveniently on the corner opposite the subway station, fit the bill perfectly. While we didn't try any of the food that others have raved about, the beer was just right and the local atmosphere was spot on. We chatted with the attentive staff and soaked in the authentic vibe of a pub that has been around for decades. There were some modern touches, but the spirit of the old six o'clock swill was still present in the tiled walls. I had been to Abbotts a few years ago and noticed some changes, such as the bar's location, but these were minor details. While it may be a bit of a trek for visitors until the new trains are up and running, for us locals, Abbotts is a cozy spot to unwind.