customs house hotel

friendly pub. i enjoyed the dukhah crusted chicken breast.goodblend of flavours and texture.

while its true that the paella resembles risotto more, its a common fault and the food here is great. we had the dips on two occasions and they were reallygoodand accompanied by perfectly toasted turkish bread. the chicken schnitzel was offered with a variety of sauces. i had mushroom which was just tasty enough not to overpower the chicken. my only real complaint is it's really uncomfortably hot inside.

saw menu outside on passing, went in for quick lunch of bar food. not many tables as many drinkers were standing around them. we had excellent chicken parma and s&p calamari. beef burger was a bit oily, had soaked through bottom bun.goodvalue &goodsized serves.

we are on a short break from melbourne and stumbled on to this hotel. the food was good, servicegood, and prices reasonable. if you like seafood it is definetely recommended

it's a bit awkward when you want to eat between 3-6pm as a lot of restaurants, pubs are not open or not serving meals. so, by accident we found this place serving, so we looked at their menu and it's not cheap. all the main starts over $30 and nothing that jumps out- typical pub meals. we were sick of paying a lot for something we don't even fancy. with this second trip in tassie, we got a lot of disappointing food-same as last time- it's hard to findgoodplace to eat. we thought tassie was full of fresh food- but according to a local, all the seafood go to melbourne and sydney market first, then comes back to tassie from there. hmmm. anyhow we ended up ordering 2 entrées, mussels in tomato and chilli & salt and pepper calamari. they were around $16 mark. the serves were generous! and my partner was really happy with the mussels, i was more happy with their chilli oil than the calamari i ordered. overall, both of the dishes were under seasoned, but their chilli oil certainly made up for it!

customs house is an old favourite and they have recently done up the main bar. food is always of agoodstandard, especially the seafood. excellent wine list with some crackers on the reserve list if its a special occasion.

good pub food, reasonably priced with rapid service.

stopped in here for a quick bite with a work colleague. i had the chicken burger, which comes with fries. the bar menu is a little limited but the quality of food wasgoodfor the price paid, $14.

coffee was excellent.

recommended for a quick bite.

had lunch there with colleagues yesterday. food was below average on all counts. i had a chicken caesar. $24.50 for a plate of dried up chicken pieces and a bowl of overdressed chopped lettuce. others were stuck with deep fried pre frozen seafood ... greasy and horrible.goodpub for a bevvy. wouldn't eat there again.