Welcome to the most photographed Pub in the world!  The Ettamogah Pub is more than just a quirky shaped building on the side of the Bruce Highway.  It has an interesting history and a bar and grill upstairs called Bluey's that serves up huge delicious Aussie meals.  There's no better place on the Sunshine Coast to relax, kick back and enjoy yourself.

Bluey's Bar & Grill

Bluey's Bar & Grill is situated upstairs in the Ettamogah Pub and can seat up to 60 people.  Specialising in the use of local produce and including a select range of beer and wine the menu changes with each season.

The current menu (see below) includes a huge selection of dishes and old favourites including our famous beef, bacon and cheese burger, the popular steak sandwich and good old fish and chips.

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Monday to Thursday Dinner Special:  in addition to our usual menu you can also try a tasty 300g Rump Steak and a Pepperjack Ale for $20 per person.  Served with chips and a fresh garden salad.

If you'd like to reserve a table for lunch or dinner call us on +61 7 5494 5444.

Goose Club

Every Friday night from 5pm is our famous and entertaining Goose Club with 20 great prizes on offer each week.  Next big prize draw is Friday 31 July where you could win a outdoor gas heater.  You can enter any Friday night but you must be at the draw on Friday 31 July to win the major prize.  See you there!

Gig Guide

Click here to see what bands are appearing at the Ettamogah Pub.

Background History

The original creator of the Ettamogah Pub was Ken Maynard who started drawing the Ettamogah Pub in 1959. It was made famous through his regular cartoons in The Australasian Post.

The Aussie World Ettamogah Pub was built in 1989 and the word "ettamogah" is Aboriginal for "place of good drink!"  Now one of Queensland's leading tourist attractions it stands at an impressive 18m in height.  It's a must to visit due to its quirky shape and caricature appearance.  It was opened on 24th November 1989 with most of the furniture inside the pub built from trees cleared from the actual site. 

There's a 1927 Chevy truck on top of the bright red roof of the Ettamogah Pub.  In the cartoon the theory is the truck was washed up there in the floods of 1946 and none of the regulars could be bothered to get it down.  There are also pictures of the cartoons hanging around the walls of the Pub along with other eclectic displays of everything Australian.