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Being the old corner pub in beachside Merewether, The Burwood Inn is home to Newcastle's best steak restaurant and a cosy, down to earth pub environment. Family owned and managed, The Burwood Inn was fully renovated and restored in 2011. Come for a drink, a bite to eat, or stay upstairs in our boutique pub rooms for the full Burwood experience.

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Experience delicious authentic Thai cuisine in Cooks Hill at Benjamas Thai Restaurant. We are open for both lunch as well as dinner, and we also provide a convenient take away service. Our extensive menu features all of your Thai favourites, as well as a few more exotic options. The talented chefs at our establishment work only with the freshest ingredients and our waiting staff area friendly and attentive. Among the delicacies we serve at our Newcastle Thai restaurant are vegetarian tom yum puk, stir fried pad khing, a great range of fresh seafood dishes (including pad ped talay) and, of course, aromatic curries. Whether you are in the mood for something mild or spicy, we serve meals to suit all tastes and appetites. Our establishment is BYO and we also serve refreshing beverages.

On the footpath that runs the entire length of the Newcastle Foreshore - from Nobbys Beach past Queens Wharf and through Honeysuckle to Wickham and the Carrington roundabout - Scratchleys On The Wharf have a take-away window for those who want to eat and run. Here, you will be able to order takeaway favourites such as fish 'n' chips, but of a quality not normally associated with such fare. If you're just looking for a cool treat, Scratchleys On The Wharf also have ice creams for the connoisseur, in such flavours as Rum & Raisin and Wildberry Sundae in traditional waffle cones. So next time you're enjoying the sun along Newcastle Harbour and start to feel a bit peckish, but don't want to take the time to enjoy a formal meal, grab a quick bite from the Scratchleys On The Wharf take away window and either enjoy on he grass watching the coal ships leaving port, or take a seat at one of our shady cafe tables and just relax watching the world go by.