The Robin Hood Hotel is a unique and much-loved Eastern suburbs pub. A distinctive wedge shaped building on Bronte and Carrington Roads in the heart of Waverley, the Robin Hood is popular with an eclectic local crowd looking to enjoy good quality bistro food in a relaxed setting. The pubic bar is filled with comfortable red leather lounges and a jukebox, local business people regularly drop in for lunch while a funky 20-something weekend crowd enjoys DJ’s until 3 am. The Robin Hood also has it's own exclusive function space.
Upstairs, patrons can enjoy a cosy dining room, lined with old pictures of the Eastern suburbs area, including a rare portrait of the roller coaster at Tamarama beach, which dates from 1907. An attractive outdoor courtyard is a great way to enjoy the sunshine.
Monday Trivia with Tim Gilbert (Ch-9)
Tuesday Jackpot joker,
Wednesday Roll to Win,
Karaoke - 3rd Friday of the month with the one and only Frank Bennet,
Saturday night soloist Wes Carr,
The Sunday Corona Sessions, are also drawing crowds, eager for live music.
The pub also has a large drive in bottleshop, which offers weekly tastings, monthly specials and a Loyalty Program. It stocks a large and interesting range of beer, wines and spirits.
Architecture students and fans of old Sydney buildings are regularly drawn to admire this attractive 1940s hotel -- reminiscent of an Ocean Liner -- which still maintains many Art Deco features, including the detailing and ‘Robin Hood’ lettering.
