Hellenic Club In The City

Decent place for food and drinks. Membership is not essential but you should consider joining

Good bar and pretty good space for small gatherings on the first floor.

Awesome steak. Steak lovers need to try the Hellenic Rump. Excellent value.

Friendly and effective staff. Quiet place for a light breakfast and a newspaper.

Very nice option for lunch time. Consistent food and good price.

The venue location make it a very popular after hours access venue. Great place to meet people for drinks. The menu is overpriced however and does not deliver on quality.

Had a work conference here and the facilities were in serious need of an update. The conference room was dark and dingy, the toilets smelled bad first thing in the morning, they mixed the beef and lamb in the same catering dish and they also didn't provide a separate vegetarian meal as promised. I certainly won't be going back again.

Convenient location but pricey for a club. Front counter staff 99% of the time are downright rude - even to members!

Worst food ever made.

I'm here once or twice a week, lets face it, they have the cheapest beer in the city at $12 a jug (includes Peroni etc). But the food... Every time we ask ourselves why we tried again. Its like the alluring smell of a kebab to a drunk, occasionally irresistible, but I've never had an edible meal. I've had bad steak and microwaved chicken, now they even burn chips! Not sure if you can tell from the photo, but they were all solid as a rock, obviously forgotten in the vat and served up anyways... Money back doesn't mean much after 35 minutes to someone with under an hour for lunch.

You would think that a club like this, with the full backing of a larger club in Woden, could at least keep their maintenance up.
Middle of summer and the interior of the club is 5-6 degrees hotter than outside. Its OK says the barman I think i can feel the aircon just kicking in now (8.30pm). Apparently its been like it for weeks.
No point going to a place that cares so little for the comfort of their patrons