The North Britain Hotel was established in 1862. Originally it operated as a hotel and fancy goods store. The Publican was a burly bloke who never swore and treated his customers with a polite manner. His wife would give free water to travellers and their horses. Folk lined up to taste the beer and occasionally there would be a rush to the bar when last drinks were called at 6 o’clock.

Today it operates as a hotel and restaurant, offers good old fashioned food and very personal service. The Publican is still a burly bloke, the water is still free and the goods offered are still very fancy. The prize fighter is blue and resides in the backyard, the locals are friendly, the beer is crisp and cold and the wine flows.

As time goes on people come and go, ideas change and history is made or made up! But it would seem that the good old fashioned things always stay the same.
Good food, Good times, the North Britain, a small hotel.