Marquis of Lorne

Yes, Marquis of Lorne offers outdoor seating, including a rooftop and sunny street‑side seating; the owner notes the Public Bar and Rooftop are available for walk‑ins only.

Yes, guests report dogs are welcome in parts of the pub, especially the downstairs bar and outdoor seating, with multiple reviews noting dogs in the downstairs area and on outside seating.

Casual dress, relaxed, come as you are; casual clothes are entirely appropriate.

Marquis of Lorne is a cosy, character‑filled Victorian‑era pub with three distinct levels, a warm dining room with a fireplace and an upstairs open‑kitchen dining area, plus a rooftop and street seating. Guests describe it as charming and buzzy, with the upstairs room often being the calmer spot for a sit‑down meal.

Head to the Marquis of Lorne on Tuesday evenings for the celebrated steak night, or enjoy a quieter, cosy midweek lunch upstairs by the open fire.

Yes, dogs are commonly welcomed, especially in the downstairs bar and outdoor seating, and guests report being able to dine with their dogs on site.

Yes, Marquis of Lorne welcomes families: guests say staff accommodated children and it’s a popular spot for family meals and private celebrations.

Tuesday is a standout, several guests praise the Tuesday steak night and the $26 sirloin special as a great midweek choice.

Guests report good, substantial servings, several reviewers specifically note "great portion sizes" and that you can get a substantial meal or share smaller plates.

Marquis of Lorne fills up on big nights, a reviewer arriving 6:30pm on an AFL semi‑final Saturday found the place “pumping” and elsewhere guests describe it as “jam packed.” For a quieter meal, visitors say the upstairs dining room often feels calmer and better for conversation.

Yes, Marquis of Lorne's cosy upstairs dining, fireplace and attentive wine pairings have made it a favourite for anniversaries and special evenings.