Seven Creeks Hotel

The food here was hearty and filling. I'm not usually an entree kind of guy but Dad got garlic bread for the table and it was the best garlic bread I've ever eaten. Great friendly staff too!

It was such a nice local vibe. Dog friendly with water bowls. The service was exceptional and the staff were all so friendly. The grounds were beautiful and very natural and well kept with many plants. The food was delicious especially the burger and the cauliflower popcorn. There is also a kids menu available with decent portion sizes for around $12aud. Highly recommend.

Friendly, warm, cosy and a fantastic overall atmosphere. The open fires were so beautiful on a chilly night. The antique lounge suits and the meals delicious. The bar made me feel like I was in the UK. Loved it.

Awesome beer garden out the back. Good stopover if heading north from Melbourne (2 hours north), away from the noisy/busy highway. Food pretty good too!

Great pub, great ambience inside and outside in the garden. Dog friendly. Nice meals and priced well. Great location to the caravan park! Would’ve been 5 stars if they had FoxFooty.

Great meals- and great inside and outside spaces. Staff just really helpful and friendly, making lunch and dinner there so relaxing. Excellent range on the menu- and well prepared. We just come back time after time even though not locals.

We were staying at the Euroa Caravan Park. The hotel is only a short wall from the park. We waled over to the hotel for dinner, and were surprised how busy they were on a Tuesday night. Greeted with a friendly smile, we were ushered out to a table in their lovely garden. We didn't have to wait long for the food we ordered, and the portions were generous and tasty. The service here was prompt, friendly, and helpful. Prices were fair, and comparable to Cafe prices in Melbourne. A go to place the next time we are in Euroa.

I was tired after driving a long trip and accidentally turn into this beautiful, historic town late at night and it was was the best accident I’ve ever made.I was greeted by the locals at the North Eastern Hotel and was told I could stay at the Seven Creeks Hotel.Annie, the owner welcomed me and allowed me to stay being very accommodating.It’s a beautiful historic building built in 1901.The rooms were well put together with a modern twist, including fresh towels, washer and floor mat, toiletries, heater, a nicely made up bed and clean shared facilities.I was that happy to be in this beautiful town that I stayed another night.Downstairs you’ll find a beautiful little restaurant with delicious food, with great servers and a bar next to if you just want to hang out and banter in there. The bar staff are great! Shout out to Ray.I just want to say thank you to everyone that made me feel comfortable in a place I didn’t know and didn’t even realise I was going to end up in for two days.I highly recommended if you’re looking for a nice town with history and great locals.

Definitely check out this pub if stopping off at Euroa! The outdoor is such a great setup where you feel like you're whisked away to a lush green eatery. (Didn't stay in a room so can't talk to that)Food is great quality and decent servings with minimal lag from ordering to being served up. The cauliflower popcorns are an awesome idea!! Check out the photos they say everything.

Happy memories of a wonderful lunch in this hotel 5 years ago. On my way to north today, I thought I'd stop for lunch and re-live the memory. What a terrible mistake. Two young girls couldn't even be bothered to greet me appropriately. They were both rude and too busy with whatever was more important than serving their customers. I ordered a Guinness, asked for a menu then waited and waited and waited. In the end I walked out. So much for great service. My advice: if you're hungry and near Euroa, go somewhere else.Preferably somewhere where you're greeted with a smile and a bit of courtesy.