I am absolutely mortified to have to write this review after visiting the HHH for many years. We held our son's christening celebrations at the pub last Sunday thinking it was the perfect location to hold such a special event. I should start by saying the planning side of the event ran very smoothly - testament to the functions team. However, the team on the ground were dire. We paid a huge amount of money for the food so we had high hopes for a great event. We ordered five platters of sliders and one platter of sausage rolls to accompany the canapé package which we paid $465 for, but they never showed up. When we chased for the food they only bought out two of the five platters and they wer...
Another overpriced Sydney Pub. The venue itself is very good and family friendly. That's about where it stops. We've been persevering with this place for about 18 months now but no more. The food is way overpriced and very ordinary. This time I had the $25 Waygu Burger. For $25 bucks you expect a good burger this one was no better than Macca's. Dry, flavorless with a handful of soggy chips. The other food our group had was similarly underwhelming and there were about 25 of us so rough count that's about $700 or $800 plus drinks, and we spend a lot on drinks that we'll take elsewhere. Nice staff but all young and preoccupied with how good they look. If they improved the very average food it w...
We chose the breakfast at the HHH due to it's central location for our group, easy parking and a good looking, traditional brekkie menu. The underground parking now has a ticket machine, so skip that and park outside. Also, the elevator was broken and there was no signage about the lift being out of order. The place was virtually empty, which meant we got the sunniest spot in the courtyard on a beautiful winters morning. Service was swift and coffee was good. The Smashed Avo and Eggs Benny were good - just ask for soft eggs if that's your preference as they were slightly over cooked.
Went there with 2 families for a Sunday lunch as it's a kid friendly place.The layout is great but that's about it. Service was poor and slow & the food was terrible! Not your average pub food. I ordered a salad and I think It was the worst salad I've ever got, couldn't even eat it. I'm pretty sure McDonald's have better salads. Wouldn't return! They need to pick up their game as there are better bistro style hotel restaurants out there.
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Nice building and amazing facilities. BUT, it's a family friendly place and the first thing I saw in the kids area is box on the big screen, my boy is not allow to watch that at home and I don't expect that on a family friendly hotel, at least not in the common area. Food, lots to improve, we were not able to finish the dishes. Shame so it could be a great place to spend time with kids. And it's very expensive for a pub.
I came here to have lunch with a friend. We planned to go somewhere else but couldn't get parking so we ended up at Hunters Hill Hotel and we were very happy to be there. Great pub great spot and one of the best steaks I've had in a very long time. Highly recommended for a casual meal with a fun atmosphere.
We recently dined at Hunters Hill Hotel for a Sunday lunch. The food is quite expensive for pub food around $26.00 for a hamburger! Ridiculous price. The kids play area was in a dirty state. It needs to be looked at by someone from time to time and kept up to scratch.
Enjoyed a Thursday night catch up with family. Drinks surprisingly well priced. Great Menu with large variety of meals. Certainly don't skimp on portion sizes. Great parking underneath. A surprising venue that we all agreed we would like to come back to again.
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The food is usually quite good however was given bleeding chicken wings once and had to send them back. The price has been hiked significantly
Staff were pleasant and the food was fresh,but over priced for a pub. Lots of big screen televisions and very noisy.
