The Palace Hotel Restaurant
The Palace Hotel
A large 1889 hotel made famous by the film Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, serving pub meals surrounded by murals, with Two-Up on Friday nights all year round.
A large historic hotel on Argent Street, famous for the film Priscilla, Queen of the Desert. The restaurant and lobby are covered in murals, and a large second-floor balcony overlooks the main street. The Sidebar restaurant serves pub dishes such as steaks, roast pork belly, wild mushroom risotto and burgers, and its menu and daily specials change often. The street-facing front bar offers cheaper light meals. From 9 pm on Friday nights, it hosts Two-Up, the coin-tossing game that runs all year round in only one venue in Australia, and there is a dress-up karaoke night on Wednesdays. Dinner can be busy, and some reviews mention the building is old and service is slow. Located on the main street in the city centre, within walking distance.
Opening hours
Open daily for lunch and dinner (check the hotel's latest notice)
Nearby sights
- Palace Hotel
- Albert Kersten Mining and Minerals Museum (GeoCentre)
- Sulphide Street Railway and Historical Museum
- Line of Lode Miners Memorial
- Silver City Mint & Art Centre (The Big Picture)
- Synagogue of the Outback (Broken Hill Synagogue)
- Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery
- Broken Hill School of the Air