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The Valley Pub

This newly renovated suburban pub boasts a fantastic community vibe. It features a spacious interior with eight pool tables, three large television screens, and a projector showcasing live sports. Weekly specials are a massive draw, including a $25 Chicken Schnitty and tap beer deal on Tuesdays, $30 Rump Steak and beer on Wednesdays, and a $5 happy hour on Thursdays and Fridays.

Address: 9/38 Gartside Street, Wanniassa
Hours: Mon–Wed noon–10PM, Thu–Sat noon–midnight, Sun 11:30AM–10PM
Price: Mains $16–38
Website: thevalleypub.com.au (opens in a new tab)

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