Railway Hotel Cowra - Reviews

so called "lamb cutlets" the size of Tbone & deep fried to almost black - everything served on a pile of chips to fill the plate incl the entrees.

Excellent old school "workers" pub, friendly staff, premises is very clean, beer garden comfortable. And the meals, holy hell damn! They are extremely good valu...

The Railway is good for a quick lunch. I had the Chicken Burger, it was as described, pretty good, and quick. Beer was cold and clean. Front bar has a bit of a...

Good food done well. The local obviously know about the place because it was busy. Thursday nights are schnitzel night. Classic pub sized meals.

Vibe from patrons was unfriendly, service was staff was perfunctory. If I was a teenager looking to get drunk in Cowra with mates, this would be my pub. Turn up...

Great hotel friendly staff .cold beer and comfortable accommodation in a quiet part at town away from all the noise will come back Cheers

Stopped in here for dinner and ordered cutlets which were amazing. Lots of meat on the bones plus mashed potato and other vegetables. It didn't disappoint. Staf...

The Railway Hotel was recommended to us for dinner from the hotel we stayed at, and it didn’t disappoint. The cheeseburger and fish chips were a great selection...

Fairly basic menu. Caeser salad and chicken fillets were okay but nothing to write home about. There are better places in Cowra for a meal.

Went on a cold June evening and the welcome was warm and friendly. Great snitty, excellent steaks and lovely bangers and mash. Go if you want good serves at rea...

Friendly and welcoming. A perfectly cooked steak.. chips, excellent.. Would definitely return.

Best rump I've had in an age. Cook perfectly. Proper mash, even had a few lumps in it to prove it wasn't packet stuff the chef looks a bit sketchy though, coul...

This was one of the best steaks I have ever eaten, and I have tried a lot of steaks.

The service was fantastic during State of Origin night. The atmosphere was excellent. I will definitely return.

Good well cooked pub food and one of the few eating options on Good Friday