The Bridge Hotel Forth

Best Known For

Slow-cooked braised lamb shank, served on mash with vegetables and rich tomato Napoli sauce.

Located in the historic town of Forth, The Bridge Hotel on Leith Road is one of the longest continually running establishments in Tasmania. Nestled on the banks of the Forth River, the historic hotel hasn’t changed much – from a jilted bride to fires, floods and a murder of two, this watering hole is chock full of history, heritage listed and considered a national treasure. It is also regarded as one of the state’s leading live music venues; there really is no better place to grab a hearty homestyle meal, cold beer and enjoy good old-fashioned service. Get the party started with duck spring rolls, greens and plum dipping sauce; before classic mains such as bangers and mash, or wrap your hands around a Tipsy Texan beef burger with fried chicken, bacon, slaw, cheese and bourbon BBQ sauce.