4.4
- 4.4Food
- 4.5Service
- 4.4Ambience
- 4.2Value
Noise • Energetic
1 - 25 people
1 - 25 people
A$10.00 - A$30.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 20 people
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4.4
Noise • Energetic
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June 18, 2026
A handpicked lineup of weekday dining experiences, from express lunches to trivia nights, happy hours and more. Whether you’re after a quick bite or a reason to linger, this list is designed to turn the weekday into something memorable.
Published by OpenTable
August 8, 2024
Its Wednesday special is a $22 chuck steak pie in pepper sauce, served with creamy mashed potatoes and peas. The filling sometimes switches to chicken and leek.
Published in SMH.com.au
May 23, 2024
Woolwich Pier Hotel serves a $30 porchetta roast every Sunday from 11.30am until sold out, with seasonal vegetables, chat potatoes, apple puree, gravy and a Yorkshire pudding. Roast beef is among the rotating specials.
Published in SMH.com.au
Sunday is a favourite, the Woolwich Pier Hotel's Sunday roast is frequently praised and Sunday afternoons with live music make it a particularly pleasant choice.
Portions at Woolwich Pier Hotel are often described as generous, guests note large servings and some mains are shareable, with certain dishes plenty for two or more.
Woolwich Pier Hotel is at its best on Sunday lunch and the early afternoon, guests praise the Sunday roast and live music, and the menu features a dedicated Sunday Roast Special.
Yes, the menu includes a Sunday Roast Special (examples: Pork Belly & Crackling and Riverine Saddle of Lamb), a popular weekend feature praised by guests.
You can dine in the main indoor dining areas, relax on the upstairs balcony/veranda with views, enjoy the outdoor courtyard, or perch at the upstairs bar area.
Yes, Woolwich Pier Hotel is family-friendly: the menu includes a 'Little Ones' section and multiple guests describe enjoyable family lunches and children's visits.
Yes, the Pier has a full drinks offering: guests mention cocktails, champagne, wine by the glass and beer served from the bars upstairs and downstairs.
Yes, the courtyard/patio regularly welcomes diners with their dogs; guests report bringing their 'fur baby' and staff have provided water bowls.
Woolwich Pier Hotel fills up most noticeably on Sunday afternoons, guests point to the popular Sunday roast and live music drawing crowds. Several reviewers also describe quieter visits (one even had the restaurant to themselves), so non-live-music times tend to feel calmer.
Yes, Woolwich Pier Hotel offers several outdoor options, from the upstairs balcony/veranda to a courtyard/garden terrace and riverside balcony, all popular with guests for sunny lunches and water views.
Woolwich Pier Hotel has a relaxed harbourside pub feel, a tastefully renovated heritage venue with friendly staff, varied dining areas (balcony, veranda and indoor rooms) and regular live music that creates a warm, social atmosphere.
Casual dress, comfortable, everyday clothes are entirely appropriate for a visit to Woolwich Pier Hotel.
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