The BEST Wine Bars in Hamilton Valley NSW

Brady’s Railway Hotel is the perfect place for Albury locals and visitors to eat, drink, and relax. Established in 1878, Brady’s Railway Hotel has a long history in the area as an iconic working class hotel and is the only remaining hotel south of the main street. The laid back and down to earth atmosphere are a staple of the community minded pub which was acquired by regionally-focused hospitality company, Harvest Hotels in December 2020. Offering an ideal meeting place in Brady’s Bistro or the best beer garden the region has available, with leafy trees, cold beers, classic pub meals and unbeatable atmosphere, Brady’s Railway Hotel is perfect for any occasion. The public bar is dedicated to live sport and you can always expect service delivered to a high standard and with the same genuineness as the table next to you. Come in, say hello, grab a drink and a bite to eat, or pop through the drive through bottle shop and enjoy your experience at Brady’s Railway Hotel.

The Blazing Stump Hotel – A true icon of the north east region of Victoria since 1880. It’s truly great history and enchanting characters hold a wonderful place in the Wodonga region. The Stump provides a great range of family pub & dining facilities including a modern sports bar with the biggest sports screen in Wodonga, large outdoor tank bar deck with icy cold brewery fresh tank beer on tap, bottle shop open until late, highly regarded 400 seat bistro which includes an amazing Mountain deck overlooking picturesque mountains. Our food is a combination of pub classics and exciting fresh modern cuisine. We even have a free courtesy bus. To all those that visit! It’s more than just a pub.

Located locally, this cellar stocks a wide range of Australian and imported wines, spirits, champagnes and beer. Ask for the local specials which include limited released wines from family owned vineyards the cellar owner has known for many years. Your local cellar offers wine advice, tips on new wine labels and cleanskin wines sourced through their personal networks.