The BEST Sports Bars in Newtown QLD

Welcome to Toowoomba Sports Club, a thriving hub in the heart of Toowoomba City. Step into our large, contemporary Licensed Club boasting free on-site car parking and a range of fantastic amenities. Indulge your taste buds at Zest Restaurant & Cantina on Russell cafe, enjoy a thrilling game on our state-of-the-art screens, or soak up the atmosphere in our indoor and outdoor dining spaces. With 206 gaming machines, fully stocked bars, and exciting options like Bingo, Keno, and TAB, there's something for everyone. Join us and experience the true spirit of a vibrant sports bar, restaurant, and club all under one roof.

Introducing X-Golf Toowoomba, the newest addition to Toowoomba City's vibrant business landscape. This versatile venue boasts an enticing fusion of Conference & Function Venues, Golf Courses, and Sports Bars. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world-class golfing experience while enjoying the vibrant atmosphere. Whether you're planning a corporate event or seeking a lively sports bar for a night out, X-Golf Toowoomba is poised to offer a unique and dynamic space for all occasions. Stay tuned for its grand opening!

Located in Toowoomba City, Tailgate Sports Bar is the sole dedicated sports venue in town. Embracing an American theme, our establishment boasts 10 screens, offering a diverse range of sports events. Indulge in classic sports bar dishes such as wings, burgers, and hot dogs from our menu, complemented by a selection of 30+ craft and domestic beers. Join us to savour a fantastic sporting experience while relishing delectable food and refreshing drinks. Cheers!

The Tatts Hotel was built by Richard Godsall in 1883 to a design by James Marks for Austin Carigg. The two storey brick hotel featured cedar joinery and a five stall stable. Across the street was TG Robinson & Co’s Tattersall’s horse bazaar. This was a major commercial enterprise in the last half of the 19th century and the street served as a thoroughfare for beasts on the way to and from market. For at least one day a year, horses for auction were paraded and prospective buyers gathered on the hotel balcony to make their bid.