It was so loud in the bistro it was not possible to hear anyone else at out table. Hardwood floors and concrete walls aren’t good. We had an elderly friend with us who has a hearing issue and it was very difficult for her. We...waited one hour for our food, that admittedly was generous and tasty, however unless the acoustics are improved we wont be going againMore

I decided to try the new bakery which is now part of the Bridge Hotel in Forth and wasn't disappointed! A great selection of pies and cakes and very friendly staff. Not being a big eater I opted for two small pastries - an antipasto...pie (the size of a party pie) which had olives, feta, tomatoes and onion, and a spinach roll (the size of a small sausage roll) which was packed with spinach and cheese. Both were absolutely delicious with beautiful flaky pastry. So much so that I've been craving about them since then! I noticed the bakery also does pizza - yet another reason to return! It's a great addition to the pub - especially as there are no other eateries in Forth. I'll be back!More

This is one of the very few remaining country hotels that remains traditional without Pokeys etc that proliferate city pubs. Offering a front Bar suited to rural workers and a dining room for family and group lunches and diners. The building is old and a...bit run down but they have flaunted this aspect by recent renovations consisting of old corrugated ion sheets and aged timber boards. Real outback rough style. However the meals we enjoyed were very generous and good quality. I had a Mexican Chicken Pamagarna which I had difficulty finishing due to the size. A good 20 mm thick and filled half the plate accompanied with thick seasoned chips, salad and a pot of Avocardo and sour cream for dipping. My daughter had Salt and Pepper Squid which proved very filling. The Breshetta On-tray was the best tasting I have had. In all a good solid working person"s meal. I had a beer and daughter lemon lime and bitters but there is a modest selection of wines available also. Service is just OK being a bit rushed and dis-organised on this Sunday night. $73 for two including a drink does not seem cheap given the surroundings but one could do worse.More

We saw a gig in November 2019 out the back of the pub; a great outdoors venue in a great old pub. We had dinner, the food was ample, simple, delicious, & quick. Highly recommended

After reading reviews that the food was great and there was a pool table, we headed here for lunch. Was a great lunch, service was speedy and friendly. This is just like a pub used to be in the old days, no frills and not...manicured. If you are looking for a basically good outing with friendly staff, this is it. There was band practicing for an afternoon show at 2.00, so maybe live entertainment might appeal to you. We left before, buy managed a few games of pool. We decided, we will return for a rematch and a good feed and friendly service.More

Set alongside the river this is a quaint pub in the old Tassie style. I cannot comment on the accommodation as I have not seen that. The public areas are being revamped and have a homely atmosphere. The food is really good - interesting, big...serves and lots of choice. Occasionally they have bands which really add to the atmosphere. Staff are friendly.More

This old pub has rustic charm, local wines and great pub meals at reasonable prices. We had succulent crumbed scallops with veggies or salad and chips, tender juicy steak done to perfection and the juiciest chicken burger