Flying Horse Bar & Brewery, Warrnambool (Australian Cuisine) - Order online from our menu

"Wow went to the flying horse for dinner tonight with my family and had the best mixed grill i have ever eaten. My wife had had fish with prawns which was also amazing as was the kids meals. Huge, extremely tasty, value for money meals with great homebrew beer to match

"We go at least once a week and never had a bad meal. We like sitting in the area by the fireplace as it is a bit quieter. The main dining area is a bit too loud for an enjoyable dinner. Wonderful customer service and we never have to wait long for our meals.

"Took my family in tonight and we all enjoyed one of the best meals we have had in many years. All the food was cooked to perfection and plates beautifully. Meal size was excellent and well proportioned. We all tasted each others meals and all were delicious. Deserts were to die for! Staff were exceptionally polite, service was fantastic and we could not fault the entire night. We have been to this bar quite a few times, no matter if it's a weekday lunch, weekend dinner, a quiet night or booked out, we have never had a bad meal or even a mediocre one. Menu prices are very well balanced and you can get a great feed for a family of 4 for less than $60, or if you have an appetite for adventure like me (and hollow legs), you can easily spend that on one plate like the one pictured which was a massive steak, calamari and garlic prawns and was worth every cent!

"Staff were friendly and helpful. The food was beyond my expectations, the pizzas are very much above par. A good dinner, however their in house brews are nice, but they don't push them that hard. Unfortunately it feels a little too much 'family bistro'. Maybe that suits most people?

"Brewery as you enter Warrnambool from the Great Ocean road. Big, decent pub meals for $18. Plenty of parking and right next to a petrol station. Good spot to bring a caravan, heavy vehicle or tour bus. The foos is great but the beer is even better, much cooler knowing that they brew it themselves. I suggest the Whal Ale or Dirty Angle!