A pub serving its community since the mid 1800s
Nerriga Hotel
Nerriga Hotel has been operating since the 1850s. First known as the Cricketer’s Arms Hotel, its name was later changed to the Commercial Hotel. In the days of the Old Wool Road, bullock teams would take rest at the hotel when carting wool to the Coast for shipping. The subsequent discovery of alluvial gold in the region resulted in increased activity in the area. Also known as the Bark Tree Hotel for a while it is now the Nerriga Hotel and its purpose remains the same as it has always been; a rest stop and information centre for travellers and a meeting place for residents.
Our Commitment
A genuine experience
We offer hearty pub meals, friendly service and good country hospitality.
A perfect stop halfway between the South Coast and Canberra
Take a rest stop at Nerriga Hotel and enjoy a coffee, a drink or a meal to break up your trip.
A rest stop
Like so many did in the olden days, take a stop at Nerriga Hotel and enjoy a great counter lunch with a cold drink. We are family friendly and have a few board games, colouring and a big chalkboard in the beer garden to keep the kids entertained.
A meeting place
Everything we do is guided by our commitment to our community. We strive to offer a place where locals can gather to celebrate milestones, honour the lives of loved ones or simply catch up and have a yarn.
What our customers say of their visit...
"The food here is delicious! The steak was cooked to perfection, the customer service is awesome, great place to stop for lunch with family and friends!"
Cristy
"My daughter and I popped in today for lunch. The meals were presented beautifully and the vegetables were delicious. I had crumbed sausages with mash, which was real potatoes and the sausages were so delicious. The locals were really proud of their pub and told us about all the different activities that they have. Thanks for everything. It was a great experience!"
Cheryl
"The food was amazing, staff were polite and very helpful. Lovely place to have lunch."
Kimberly