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"this place never disappoints. always a great atmosphere (and play great background music) and eating is in the rule to scratch."
Telefon: +61892262904,+61892662904
Adresse: Building 106C, Curtin University, Bentley, Australia, 6102
Stadt: Bentley
Webseite: http://www.guild.curtin.edu.au/go/food-and-beverage/the-tav
Montag: 10-19:30
Mittwoch: 10-12midnight
Freitag: 10-21:00
Gerichte: 12
Ausstattung: 10
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 52
the tav has recently added poutine to its menu. we ordered the pulled pork. the menu describes the poutine contains 'French pommes', but they were actually thick cut chips. the cheese was not completely melted and the gravy tasted like gravox, but I have not really high expectations on Tav food. the price is good for the large portion size. we also ordered the Tuesday midday special, $10 pie pint. the cake was a chicken and sweet cake. it wasn't the best cake I ever had, but it was a good one. we ordered the pizza special before (donndays), but the pizzas do not have much to do, which is quite disappointing. we only come here when we feel that...read more
Great. I go here every week. Don't bother with the food it's generally sub par. Don't try buy a $12 pizza and pint on Thursday for lunch if you have class within the hour because there is usually a 1hr wait. Apart from that, less than $8 for a pint is unbeatable, the place is either packed or totally empty nothing really in between, so works great as an escape from uni work
best value for money on campus. the tav is a good thing with curtin. it's either busy or dead. the Arancini balls are my favorites along with the pizza. the bierbatterfries are good, but the aioli is the highlight.
reasonable enough for beer and service. beer is affordable, but can always be cheaper as its purpose and property. eating needs some work, pizzas are not worth the cost. Maybe you need a shake.
this place never disappoints. always a great atmosphere (and play great background music) and eating is in the rule to scratch.
