Mukinbudin Hotel

Visiting Mukinbudin was like being in an episode of Backroads. So many friendly and interesting locals. We stayed overnight at the hotel where we were looked after by Chloe who was super engaging and had lots of local knowledge and stories to tell. The meals were excellent and the ice cold Muka Blonde beer a treat. The motel rooms are a bit tired but apparently an upgrade is imminent. Next door to the pub is a very modern IGA and just down the street a cafe which serves a pretty good breakfast. Muka is an ideal spot for an overnight stop if you're on the Granite Loop wildflower trail like we were. Highly recommended.

Great old Aussie Pub, being redone and looks great. Very welcoming staff, and excellent prices. A continental breakfast provided with ample supply store.

We answered a fantastic offer of coffee and cake, so a country drive on a beautiful day and to our dismay it was closed. Opening time 12 noon. Coffee and cake is a morning thing in our thinking. So we found a country café nearby with wonderful coffee had a look round the neat town and made our way home. So only go to pub in afternoon's.

An old country pub that offers great hospitality and food.
Buildings are aged but serviceable.
Nice to see plans of building upgrades whereby it should be a jewel again in a brilliant town.

We stopped in town overnight and came here for dinner. The best dinner that we have had in a long time. Friendly atmosphere and staff. It was a Tuesday night, and the pub was packed.