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Stirling Hotel

Stirling Hotel
52 Mt Barker Rd
Stirling SA 5152
Phone: (08) 83392345

www.stirlinghotel.com.au

A long verandah wraps around this century-old building - an inviting facade that cannot help but draw potential diners into the elegant interior of the hotel, with its mix of old-fashioned timber, marble and antique furniture and eye-catching contemporary art. Now, the Stirling Hotel's casual bistro sits alongside the more formal Mallee Grill, though the fare is of equally high quality, with seafood, burgers, schnitzels, salads, curries, pizzas, breads and much more on offer, separating it from regular pub grub. There's everything from smoked barbecue kangaroo fillet to ricotta and lemon-filled zucchini flowers on the menu, which makes a sterling effort to uphold the Stirling name.

  • Open
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  • s
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  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Late
  • open
  • closed

Features:

  • Cost Entree Min : $8.50
  • Cost Entree Max : $16.50
  • Cost Main Min : $14.00
  • Cost Main Max : $24.00
  • Cost Dessert Min : $10.00
  • Cost Dessert Max : $14.00
  • Seats : 200
  • Alcohol Byo Wineonly
  • Alcohol Corkage Bottle : 10
  • Alcohol Wine By Glass
  • Alcohol Bar
  • Alcohol No Meal
  • Menu Vegetarian Count : 5
  • Cc Mastercard
  • Cc Visa
  • Cc Diners
  • Cc Amex
  • Pay Eftpos
  • Menu Child
  • Parking
  • Wheelchair Access
  • Wheelchair Toilets
  • Outside Area
  • Alcohol Licensed
  • Alcohol Byo
  • Date Modified : 2013-05-02 01:01:35

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