Noble Park RSL

Last night was excellent. New chef limited menu but very well cooked meals, served up hot and yummy.Entertainer Jim Laing made our night with his strong voice, magical guitar work, excellent choice of music for RnR dancing. PLEASE repeat book JIM LAING.Small crowd, but when the word gets around the patrons will be back.RSL management you're now cooking with gas. Please keep it up.

Pretty damn good, the only problem is it is technically in Noble Park.

Meals are disgusting.Staff are good,music is great thats the only reason we still go.

Never going here again! The manager of this club asked me to prove my disability as I didn't stand during the code of silence. (I had left my walker in the car and had used my support worker to balance with when I went in. I was aghast, - the manager came over, when my support worker went to order our meals , why I didn't stand during the silence. I explained I had a disability. He then asked that next time I tell the manger at the front desk I have a disability so I can be excused! " Your management and staff desperately training in inclusion.The food was very average

Over the food was good. The porthouse steak was a little rough. However the sticky pudding with caramel source was heavenly. A must try..no regrets.

Worst experience ever. 1st we were forced to sign in. 2nd we I had to find my own table. Then one of the people I was having dinner with, waited for an hour and didn’t get their food before I was kicked out for no reason. The security guard physically pushed me, made my wife cry and would not apologise to her. And the manager wasn’t helpful, he was also abusive. Don’t go there.

Very nice venue but was a little disappointed that there was no meals.

We went to the Springvale RSL for a meal on a Wednesday night, the meal was lovely could not fault it but. came to 7pm.We are to stand for the 2 minutes silence, I was really disappointed you couldn’t hear the trumpet playing because it was to quite.But their was music playing in the main dinning room speakers.To myself and my husband that is an insult to our soldiers that have fort for our country

So I was a member of the public who attended your ANZAC Service yesterday and have been a supporter of noble park RSL from my time in the local Scout and Guide movements, and while the service was unfaultable, the attitude of some of your Women’s Auxiliary members is ENTIRELY unacceptable.After the service, while everyone was trying to fit into the Bistro one of your WA women was complaining that people had ‘Stolen’ chairs from ‘Her’ table and that she HAD to have chairs there.I witnessed this woman walk up to an elderly lady and try to pull the chair this woman was about to sit on out from under her and then get aggressive with the woman because the woman was holding seats for others who were caught in the blockages that people cause trying to squeeze into an area that is too small for larger crowds.This woman, I believe her name was Lyn, then re-approached the elderly lady who was sitting on the table next to me and my family and accused her of talking about her, which she was not, and pulled the “I’ve been a member here for years and my husband was President of this RSL for many years” and to not be so rude. Now, surely if this was the case, Lyn would have KNOWN where to go to get chairs without having to try to pull them out from under a little old lady, and she should know better than to try and pull her husband’s previous position, as this was NOT hers and is a position he has not held for at LEAST Eight years, possibly longer. Out of the whole situation, the only one who had been rude to anyone was Lyn, and she should have known better. On days like yesterday, attempting to pull rank on members of the public, of which she has NO idea if they have served or not, this is ENTIRELY unacceptable. This event has soured over a decade and a half’s worth of good memories from events at Noble Park RSL, and I will no longer be allowing my children to attend services at your Club if this is the way your members treat the General Public.