The historic Mundaring Hotel stands proudly in the heart of the Perth Hills town, directly across from the Mundaring Sculpture Park. This establishment offers numerous comfortable seating areas where you can savor a traditional pub meal after enjoying the park, or visiting one of the many local markets.
The hotel is also conveniently situated opposite the Railway Reserves Heritage Trail, affectionately known as the “Pedal and Pint Trail,” which connects several local pubs and taverns. Why not take a leisurely stroll or bicycle ride after your meal? The Mundaring Hotel provides a green and mostly shady beer garden adjacent to a small playground for grandchildren. It’s a nice spot to sip a wine.
Additional seating options include a sheltered patio, or indoor seating in either the cosy lounge or restaurant.
We relished the autumn sunshine in the beer garden, securing a picnic table with umbrellas for shade.
The grandchildren were content playing in the playground, though it’s primarily designed for younger ones (they also ventured to the nearby Sculpture Park). The play area, fenced on two sides, features a sand base with two structures – a fort-like tunnel with a slide, plus a climbing frame with attached swings and monkey bars.
The menu features classic pub fare and daily specials, such as Sunday roast during the cooler months. Outside areas have limited table service, so orders are placed at the bar, and a buzzer alerts you when your food is ready for collection.
We selected several share plates including pork belly, sweet potato fries, salt and pepper squid, and arancini – all quite delicious.
There’s ample variety and dietary options on the “Little MunDARLINGS” children’s menu. Dogs are welcome too!
We enjoyed our visit to the Mundaring Hotel and found the pub food tasty, with generous portions.
The Mundaring Hotel is located at the intersection of Jacoby and Nichol Streets, Mundaring.
