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Cooldude wrote: ↑Mon Oct 23, 2023 9:18 pm
Same owners. Same location. Same everything. They changed the name from The Pub to The Family Pub.
Definition of insanity: Doing the exact same thing over and over and expecting a different outcome.
No.
The ownership structure has changed but the same family are running it.
Also there were issues with the lease and the tax office, thus a new name was required.
Otherwise all same same, Mol and Navie and the family still run it like the did before.
The Sunday half Chicken roast is still incredible value
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Doc67 wrote: ↑Tue Aug 22, 2023 9:17 pm
You can get reasonable fish and chips at Lonestar on Friday for $5 inc a beer. Proper batter, not that breadcrumbed nonsense.
I haven't been in there in many years, is it still on that odd street off 172? They used to have good food. What else have they got? Tacos, sandwiches?
Yeah St 23 or 123, either way, it's odd. Evidently, the $5 beer with free fish and chips is understanding.
Lonestar is in the middle of st 23 between st154 and st172, one block off Norodom on the Riverside side.
Tuesdays is open mike music with $5 for 3 Tacos.
Food and drink specials daily including the Ribs on Sunday
