Warren View Hotel

I always walk or drive past this place. Yesterday we decided to go there for dinner as we saw ribs special on Thursday evening. Yum we were hungry.
Was raining so half of the outdoor area was wet and was cold so we decided to seat inside. The place wasn’t really busy that night.
We have ordered our ribs with mash and coleslaw.
We waited pretty long time for the meal. I actually sent my bf to check if they forgot about us or something. We were told 5 more minutes.
When was time my bf went to get the meals. He came back and we had chips not mash. He said they didn’t have mash anymore. I didn’t wanted chips… I wanted mash! I wasn’t happy at all. The ribs were OK, coleslaw just simple. I must admit I had a better food in pubs. That wasn’t the best.
Maybe depends what day you come in the atmosphere is better but that day… meh…I’ve experienced better…

Food is OK, but not great. Expect your average feed, though plenty of it. Staff are friendly which is a bonus and unexpected. The garden out back is enormous and dwarfs the inside venue, they have a great range of beers, some of which I’d never seen in Australia before.
It’s fairly reliable as a local, which is why it drags so many people in. Worth a visit, though not for the food.

I love love love the outdoor oasis that is hidden behind this pub.
The pub food isn’t too bad and not too expensive. I’m yet to have a bad meal here.
We were here for my birthday on Sunday and they delivered!
Well worth a visit if you’re in the area.

I had my high school reunion here last night, so we had a reservation for 15 — 20 of us (I didn’t organize or make the reservation!).
For our reunion, it was great! The outdoor beer garden was the perfect setting, we had the two big tables in the back corner. The food was alright, nothing to write home about. They have a good cider selection, which is quickly becoming my thing (ciders! yay!). The staff were all quite friendly and nice. The pub inside is pretty dingy and not updated, but that’s OK. I’m so tired of all the trendy douchebag places that all look alike anyhow.
The beer garden closes at 10 or 11 and the whole place closes at 12. It’s a cool local pub, rather unremarkable in many ways, but not bad at all.

This is probably the closest decent pub to me. Inside it’s nothing special: pool tables, pinball, sports on large TVs, some tables and stools.
What makes this place are three things:
1. The beer garden out back. It’s great. Large enough, with smoking and non-​smoking areas, shady trees, and enough plastic cover — well-​shielded with bamboo mesh to make it seem like it’s open to the sky — to let you sit and eat and drink out there in most conditions. There are long tables, small tables, and a private-​ish room. Leafy green in the back corners. And a massive redback metal sculpture.
2. The pub food is pretty decent. It’s not as cheap as some, nor is it as expensive as some. The range is good, with options for meat lovers and vegetarians alike. The quality/​value for money balance is pretty good.
3. They have interesting beers. In addition to a couple of typical choices you can often find whatever new Little Creatures brew is on offer, or a Balmain Bock, or something else that’s a little different.
A good place to meet friends before heading into Enmore or Newtown.

Great local pub! Big beer garden, both smoker and non-​smoker friendly. Lovely food, not cheap cheap but cheapish and yum.

The Warren is a great little pub for some early evening drinkies, or for a lazy afternoon in a shady beer garden. Food’s adequate and the beer/​cider selection is quite good. One of the few places in the inner west with Magners on tap.
Best when the weather is warm, though there are plenty of heaters out back if need be.

I’ve spent a number of nice evenings at the Warren. My friend used to live right around the corner, so we’d rendezvous at this bustling intersection and catch up for a drink and some nachos (I can recommend the nachos!).
The beer garden is lovely and shady on a hot summer’s eve. It even pulls the families for early dinners on weekends (they even have a kids’ menu), which is a nice change for the area. And considering the pub is smack between two busy busy roads, the garden is surprisingly quiet.

The Warren View Hotel is on the corner of Stanmore and Enmore Roads and funnily enough right on the Stanmore and Enmore border. I’m not sure who or where Warren is and how we get a view of it but all the same, it’s quite a nice pub.
The bistro and beer garden seem to be the faves for locals and it’s hard to argue with them. It’s nice sitting back in the leafy garden and is popular on weekends with families. If you can manage to get out there for lunch on a Monday to Friday then you can indulge in the $ 12 daily chef specials. If Saturday is your day out then you can indulge in $ 10 jugs of beer!
Either way if you in the Enmore of Stanmore area or around Newtown and want to escape the hustle and bustle of King Street head up the road to the Warren and grab a seat in the beer garden.

The Warren View had beer garden renovation a few years ago and has never been the same. Well, they painted the whole thing green for starters. There is a traditional front bar which opens up to a beer garden and bistro at the back, a nice place away from the busyness of the street and ideal for unwinding on a weekend afternoon or summer evening. Well that was the idea.
The menu sounds impressive but the food is ordinary and tasteless. Not such a good sign when competing with the hundreds of restaurants and pubs in the vicinity of King Street and Enmore Road. I had the pork belly which was tough, the Asian vegetables were limp and the rice was cold. Topping it all off, the portions were small and it was overpriced.
Funny thing was that the beer tasted wrong. When you drink the same beer all the time, it’s easy to taste when there is something not quite right with it, and easy to see when it’s a bit flat. We took beers back to the bar to get new ones and changed glasses, but it still tasted off. The manager was rude and told my friends and I that we should go to another pub. Which we promptly did and have not been back. The beer garden wasn’t that full, no wonder.