Caledonian Inn
An English-style stone pub first licensed in 1858, with a fireplace and beer garden; the seafood and pub classics are highly regarded.
Locals call it 'the Cally'. It was first licensed in 1858 and is one of Robe's historic landmarks: stone walls, a long timber bar, an open fireplace and a spacious beer garden outside. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner. Seafood is available year-round, with local lobster in summer. Reviews often highlight oysters, seafood chowder, half-lobster salad, fish and chips and slow-roasted lamb leg. In winter there is a barbecue night on Wednesdays. Prices are about AUD 30-50 per person; it gets very busy in peak season, so booking is advised.
Opening hours
Daily from 11:00 until late
Nearby sights
- Robe Town Beach
- Victoria Street, Robe
- Robe Chinese Monument
- Robe Customs House Maritime Museum
- Robe Gaol Ruins
- Cape Dombey Obelisk
- Long Beach
- Little Dip Conservation Park