ICONIC COUNTRY PUB LOCATED IN TRENTHAM EAST, VIC
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ICONIC COUNTRY PUB LOCATED IN TRENTHAM EAST, VIC
Step into the Pig and Whistle Hotel, where history blends with modern comfort. Revel in our authentic Australian pub culture amidst Trentham East’s enchanting landscape
Welcome to the Pig and Whistle Hotel, a cherished icon nestled in the serene surroundings of Trentham East, Victoria. Since 1887, our doors have been open, inviting you to be a part of a tradition that intertwines the past with the present. Our origins as the Clare Morris Hotel shine through in our commitment to preserving the Irish heritage that is so much a part of our story.
As you step inside, you’ll be greeted by an ambiance that exudes warmth and a sense of belonging. Our country pub-style menu is a tribute to the local, sustainable produce we proudly use, ensuring every dish from the hearty bangers and mash to the classic Aussie fish and chips is a culinary adventure.
The heart of our hotel is the beer garden, a vibrant space of lush greenery and lively atmosphere. Here, families and friends come together, sharing stories and laughs under the Trentham sun, with a backdrop of live music and the clinking of glasses.
At the Pig and Whistle, it’s not just about a meal or a stay; it’s about the experience. A journey back to the comforting pubs of yesteryear, where each visit is an opportunity to make new memories while cherishing the old. It’s a place where the spirit of true Australian pub culture is alive and thriving.
Join us at the Pig and Whistle Hotel, where every visit is an invitation to be part of our story, a story that is as much ours as it is yours. We’re more than just a hotel; we’re a journey through time, a celebration of heritage, and a haven of good times.”
Please note that a surcharge of 10% is applied to all food and beverages on Sundays, and a surcharge of 15% is applied on public holidays.
We at the Pig and Whistle Hotel, situated in the heart of the beautiful lands traditionally cared for by the Dja Dja Wurrung People, express our deep respect for them as the original custodians. We acknowledge their enduring connection to this land, its waterways, and their Elders past, present, and emerging. Our gratitude extends to being part of this landscape, rich in history and culture.
