Freeway Hotel

Medium-sized hotel/pub with convenient M2 access and undercover basement parking. It was an unexpected venue for one year old birthday party, but the generous sized function area with adjoining bar made for a comfortable social event. Sadly, the quality of the finger food buffet was sub-par. The mini spring rolls were crispy and warm, but the filling was little more than cabbage. The cheesy arancini balls were crispy and satisfactory, but the chicken skewers were overcooked and lacking flavour. Even the boiled rice was tasteless and cold. I have not yet tried their regular menu, but I sincerely hope it is better than the function menu on this one occasion.

Slow start as people arrived late. Then it was fantastic. Karaoke DJ Miles was excellent & the rotation of singers was spot on. All in all a great time was had by all.

Great, underrated and understated pub. Makes you feel like the good old days. Also the best pub food you will ever taste by an amazingly great chef who always keeps things interesting with great classics and a tasty and interesting chefs specials menu. Thursday nights are the best because its $10 cocktail night.

Legitimately excellent chicken parmigiana, maybe the best one I've had in Sydney. Moist, crispy batter and delicious cheese, sauce and ham. Otherwise - classic Old school pub. Great drinks. Weird retro 80s paint job on the outside which I absolutely love. Very friendly staff. Love it.

Went for late dinner, was told kitchen closing in 10mins. Appreciate they still took our order. Thai beef salad was well marinated although a bit tough. Steak medium rare but turned out medium well, the meat was tender though. Chips & onion rings were crispy. Overall a good dinner. Ambience nothing to shout about.