Caulfield RSL

I am a service member...had fun in Lebanon and first gulf war...I'm in a wheelchair....why don't we have wheelchair toilet....why????Yep most the members claim boto have a great uncle whomever and get in ...then there is neighbourhood fans that wanna pokey...but great Christ on cross why in my wheelchair I can't pee??? My daddy was teenage vet WWII he was ambulance driver mash in 58 then just for fun before retirement came back as 100% service connected vet also in chair last five years....please why can't I pee in. My clubs toilet for last five years as no wheelchair accessCheck my membershipTina Fox

The Caulfield RSL has a great character to it, especially in the St. George’s dining room. The staff are super helpful and polite, plenty of on-street timed free parking is available (check the signs). It is quite well connected with public transport with the train station and tram stops close by.

Had lunch for the first time and love the place. Very nice inside and the outside looks spectacular.

Solid food at good prices. It can be a little bit hit and miss but it's a lovely building and some of the best pub food in the area for the best prices.

My partner and I used to frequent this RSL very often. We were members. When we first joined we there often and enjoyed the great deals on drinks and the food was decent and there was pool table.Then everything changed and it was awful.Don't know what it's like now and don't care.

Our group seemed to enjoy the relaxed vibe and food selection. A couple of diners hadn't been to this RSL before so were pleasantly surprised by the historical building.

Nice fire place - staff relaxed, funny and helpful. Nice out door tables to eat at in better weather - Parma looks good, salad good, chips undercooked & chicken schnitzel, the crumb was too thick & chicken average thickness. The dinning room is nice. Good place for a quiet punt, read & coffee / glass of wine or dinner with family & friends.

Everything at this RSL is awesome - the staff, the food, the atmosphere of this 100 year old building....just a great place to catch up with friends, have a few beers, watch the footy and place a few bets! Great times all round. The only thing they need....Melbourne Bitter on tap :-)

We had the terrible misfortune of 'dining' here last night after a long hiatus, hoping things had improved and oh dear, what a mistake. The complete lack of love and connection to food and what it means to serve people proper food was instantly recognisable, and I cannot even imagine the state of the kitchen, given what we were served last night. The freekeh salad I ordered which I paid extra to have calamari come with, was an abomination. The grains were glued together and rock hard, and the calamari was the most tasteless lacklustre just revolting stuff of nightmare imaginable. It had been away from the ocean a really, really long time. My partner's burger was equally horrendous and his daughter's open souvlaki was bathed in hot sauce (?) and encased in a very stale pita. When the waitstaff came to collect the unwanted remains of the day and asked why there was so much food left over, we advised the food was the stuff of nightmares and to advise the chef, and there was no recourse, which of course, was testament to the lack of love for the food in the first place. What a shame as the RSL is somewhere we as a family would like to support but the food is not safe and is utterly disgusting, and without love or integrity of any kind.

Drinks are pricey, AND a gin & tonic charged seperately i.e. $1 extra for the tonic. Heading towards the $10 mark. Unjustified price gouging (not that price gouging is ever justified. Apalling !!