Carlton Pubs

10 of the Best Carlton Pubs

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  The Lincoln Carlton

  The Lincoln is a grand old Carlton hotel built in 1854. Since the end of 2014, she has seen a new lease of life under the direction of Iain Ling (ex MoVida) on the floor and Howard Stamp (ex MoVida, Green Park Dining) in the kitchen. The menu is available throughout the venue 7 days a week lunch and dinner, with the kitchen closing at 10pm every night and all day dining available on weekends.
  
  The kitchen works closely with small regional suppliers and is focused on using sustainable and seasonal produce, with as much as possible made in-house, from their bread, mustard and pickles to curing their own free-range bacon. The public bar has retained its art-deco features, with 12 taps featuring craft beer, showcasing speciality brewing at its best, and trusty Carlton Draught for when the footy is on the big screen.
  
  The space lends itself to a variety of areas suitable for groups of any size, whether a sit-down meal in the semi-private dining room, or standing canapés in the front bar. With generous group menus and a wine list focused on small interesting producers, there are plenty of pleasant surprises to be found if you are keen to try something a little different. There is a bottleshop available over the bar so if you find something in the list you like, you can always take an extra one home with you.
  
  If it’s a celebration you’re planning, they have you covered, be it for birthday engagement, anniversary or family get-togethers, the warm and professional team will work with you closely to make sure every last detail of your celebration is right for you. For a more intimate night, why not treat your loved one to a ‘Full Lincoln’ where you put your trust in the chef’s hands as they feed you eight of their favourite dishes over the course of the meal.
  
  Lunch specials for $18 are available from noon to 3pm and happy hour specials are on everyday until 6pm.

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  The John Curtin Hotel Carlton

  Located at the city end of Lygon St on the fringe of the City, The John Curtin is only a 5 minute walk from the heart of Melbourne and is easily accessible by public transport.

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  Queensberry Hotel Carlton

  Built in 1890, the recently renovated heritage listed hotel has become a funky yet traditional hotel. Conveniently located a short distance from the CBD and walking distance to Melbourne Central, the Queensberry is easy to get to via public transport and there are plenty of parking spaces in the area.

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  The Clyde Hotel Carlton

  We have a great kitchen with excellent chefs, a pool table, an open space courtyard with perfect sunlight and a small funky saloon bar. We have just finished creating our new menu with new & exciting dishes added.

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  The Dan O'Connell Hotel Carlton

  The Dan O’connell is a quality boozer situated in sunny Carlton. It is as historically significant as the exhibition buildings and has twice the granduer.
  
  From it’s solid granite bar to it’s genuine pleather upholstery, The Dan O’Connell has been serving the fine people of Melbourne grog since settlers first arrived in 1884.

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