Trinity Bar

The food and drinks were average but the venue is a nice place with beautiful decor to sit down with friends. We had the Sunday roast for $24 which were a generous portion and overall tasted ok. If I was to be particular, the Pork belly didn’t have a crispy skin (and pretty fat on the inside), the beef roast was a little dry on the inside and the Yorkshire pudding was a bit dense. We were feeling curious and tried the watermelon sangria which tasted a bit strange, maybe next time will stick with the usual pub beers. Service was friendly and overall I would say still a good experience.

So so. I hadn't been for a few years and it appears to have lost its charm a bit. I sat downstairs and it just felt like a fairly empty pub with a bunch of TVs showing the footy and really loud commentary. I had a pie which came out in about 5 minutes which suggests it was pre made and just warmed up (and wasn't very hot). The rest of the menu was just standard pub food. Guinness tasted good but that's all I had. Staff were friendly and attentive and the upstairs area (where the toilets are) looked really nice and probably good in the evening.

Staff were extremely friendly. We were seated upstairs and the place had heaps of natural lighting, my friends and I all love the feel of the restaurant. I had ordered the roast pork and my friends had the roast beef. Food I would not rate as high and not the best Sunday roast Ive had. Would definitely recommend if you're going there for a drink.