The Brunswick Hotel

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The Brunswick Hotel, New Farm
On a weekend off when Mr does not need to work, we drove ourselves to New Farm for lunch at The Brunswick Hotel followed by a leisurely walk at the park. Gosh, love those strolls along the river!

Anyhow, back to our lunch... It was our first visit and quite enjoyable. For a Saturday lunch, it was relatively quiet and only one waitress on site. Nevertheless, she tried her best to serve us and thank you for that. While waiting for food and trying to settle a hungry baby, luckily there were board games available and Grace was pretty entertained by the Connect Four! Phew!

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Menu

We had quite a feast that day and may have over ordered 😅. To start with, we had the onion rings and it was moreish and generous in serving. Delicious! As Grace is now eating solids and particularly like noodles, we ordered the spaghetti for her. Well, my baby is pretty fussy and I think she gave two thumbs up! I was busy feeding her throughout the lunch, and so thankful of the finger friendly food that we had ordered.

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Onion Rings
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Spaghetti

Our beer battered barra came with some mashed peas and chips. I thought the barra was all right, but those chips were amazing! Next up was the Cajun Chicken pizza, that had avocado, grilled sweetcorn and chipotle mayo. Hmm... it was a good pizza. I could not be happier. 

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Beer battered barra

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Cajun Chicken Pizza
Overall, a good effort from the Brunswick Hotel. We quite enjoyed our time and meals there and I think Grace too!


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