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Spread Eagle Hotel

Name: Spread Eagle Hotel
Address: 372 Bridge rd, Richmond (VIC), 3121, Australia
Price range: $35 (Prices have been provided by the restaurant)

372 Bridge rd, 3121 Richmond (VIC)

Australian

Average price $35

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Reviews

ANN A. • 2 reviews
25 April 2019
9/10
First time I had been to Spread Eagle and I was very impressed my wife and I had a nice meal and the staff were excellent

Sally a. • 7 reviews
26 March 2019
10/10
Great food atmosphere and service ! Potato cakes a must !!!

Leah B. • 104 reviews
24 November 2018
7.5/10
I nice lunch in Richmond.. lovely restored old pub.. good menu choices & beers on tap..

Sally a. • 7 reviews
30 July 2018
10/10
Great food ..potato cakes sensational! Lovely atmosphere, staff very friendly and attentive! 3 rd time back and 4 th very soon!

Maree M. • 9 reviews
22 June 2018
5.3/10
After the mains came out, were completely ignored by staff. Waited 40 minutes to order dessert & coffee, gave up & had to go to bar to pay our bill. The dinning room was around half full with 3 waiting staff, so they weren't run of their feet.

John M. • 11 reviews
14 February 2017
9/10
Great food and service - excellent beers.

Linda ho • 30 reviews
25 January 2017
8.3/10
Good food and service. nice local eat

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372 Bridge rd, 3121, Richmond (VIC), Australia

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Melbourne South East, Richmond

About the restaurant

Make the ‘Spready' Your Second Home!

There's hardly a shortage of pubs in Richmond. But we say there's no such thing as too many good pubs. And the Spread Eagle Hotel is just that — the type of neighbourhood gem where the bartenders likely to pour your regular drink before you even sit down. The Spread Eagle Hotel is full of locals who keep coming back for steak night and,well, just about any night. The atmosphere is what we'd expect from a neighbourhood pub: lively,casual,charming and sometimes loud. It's more than the setting and constant flow of drinks that keeps people coming back though. It's the food, too. There's plenty of classic pub fare — such as the chicken parma, fish and chips and porterhouse steak — mixed with a smattering of more refined selections. The ‘Spready' offers dishes such as slow braised spring lamb shoulder, chargrilled kangaroo fillet and eye fillet served with red wine jus. Pair it with your favourite tipple and Bob's your uncle!

Best dish: eye fillet