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Restaurant · Tamborine Mountain

St Bernards Hotel

Allow about 1.5–2.5 hours

Historic 1920s hotel and restaurant offering dining and mountain views, heritage-listed building.

About

St Bernards Hotel sits on the edge of an ancient volcanic escarpment along Alpine Terrace, away from Tamborine Mountain's main tourist strip. Built in 1881 and licensed since 1915, this heritage pub serves breakfast on weekends and lunch and dinner seven days a week in its bistro and outdoor terrace. The setting delivers sweeping views across Tamborine Valley, Guanaba Gorge and out toward the northern Gold Coast, Stradbroke Island and the Pacific Ocean. When cooler weather arrives, the indoor dining room and lounge offer fireplace seating with the same outlook, while warmer months draw crowds to the terrace.

The menu focuses on hearty pub meals available for dine-in or takeaway, and the venue also hosts weddings and functions in its gardens and marquee spaces for groups from 20 to 200 guests. Visitors often mention the two resident St Bernard dogs, Cooper and Norman, who greet arrivals and add to the country hospitality atmosphere. Regulars rate the combination of relaxed service, quality pub fare and those commanding valley views, noting it feels genuinely removed from everyday bustle despite being just minutes off the main mountain road.

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