Play Pokies at Victory Hotel in Brisbane

Parmigiana ($28):
Served with house salad, chips, and a choice of sauce.
The chicken is fairly crispy, tender and a thin layer of cheesiness on top is just wonderful. Chips are also crunchy and delicious.

In addition, they don't have a drink menu and the soft drinks they have are like Coke and juices for $6.5.

I have gone past here for a few times and found the architecture style with victory sign unique. The interior decor is relatively classic and old fashioned that it's actually a heritage-listed site.

After you order your food, you will get a pager. When the food is ready, you will need to walk inwards to the kitchen and give chef the pager to receive your food. However, air conditioning is quite weak that makes me profusely sweat. Other than that, I feel satisfied, everything is good, 8.5 out of 10!

Overall impression: 🤨
The Victoria hotel is a friendly, well-located pub in Brisbane CBD with welcoming staff and solid pub meals. It has a relaxed, traditional feel and is currently undergoing renovations.

What we liked: 😊
The staff were genuinely great - friendly, attentive and helpful. Service was quick and easy. The food was good, classic pub-style fare done well.

What could be better: 🧐
The toilets are definitely in need of renovation - they're quite tired and would really benefit from the upgrade that's underway.

What we had:
pub meal and drinks.

Good to know: ???"
They are currently renovating, so improvements are coming. central city location makes it convenient for a casual meal or drink.

Would we return? ???"
Yes - particularly once the renovations are complete.

I've just eaten an amazing beer battered fish and chips. I'd go as far as saying, it's currently the best in Brisbane CBD. The topper is, the staff were amazing to boot.
Check out the photo. awesome 🙌

Review: Victory hotel, Brisbane

Located in the heart of Brisbane's business district, the Victory hotel is a public bar with a touch of history, once a hotel, its name honours England's famed warship under Admiral Nelson. The interior carries a pleasant 1950s vibe, with plenty of tables and side seating for groups or solo visitors. It offers a decent range of beers, ales, and ciders, though food and drink prices are slightly on the higher side. Still, the overall experience is good, making it a reliable stop for a relaxed drink in the city.

The food was amazing, my steak was perfectly seasoned and cooked just how I like it. The chips were also great and well-seasoned. The atmosphere was excellent, making for an enjoyable experience overall. The only downside was the service; the lady who served us struggled with basic English and wasn't very helpful. That said, I'll definitely be back!