The Norfolk Island RSL (Returned and Services League) Club is a cherished institution on Norfolk Island, serving as a hub for the local community and a place of remembrance for those who have served in the military. Established to support veterans and their families, the club is a gathering place where members and visitors alike can enjoy a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The club offers a range of amenities including a bar, restaurant, and regular social events, all while upholding the proud traditions of service and camaraderie. Whether you’re looking to learn about the island’s rich military history, enjoy a meal with friends, or participate in community events, the Norfolk Island RSL Club is a cornerstone of island life.
Hours
| Thursday | 3–9 PM |
| Friday | 3–10 PM |
| Saturday | 3–9 PM |
| Sunday | 3–9 PM |
| Monday | 3–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 3–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Taylors Rd, Burnt Pine 2899, Norfolk Island
Phone: +672 3 22233
Website: https://www.norfolkislandrslclub.com.au/
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Norfolk Island RSL Memorial Club – Facebook
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Norfolk Island Rsl Memorial Club Inc. – Burnt Pine – MapQuest
Reviews
We came in, went to the till and waited for at least 5 minutes before someone came and served us. Utensils can be found next to the till, all bunched together. These were not separated, oily and frankly, dirty.
It was quite a busy night, most likely because there was a game happening that night (from what we saw) so we waited 30 minutes+ for our food.
Stiff steak, saltiest and hardest fries that we’ve tried on the whole island, but decent pasta and good lemon, lime & bitters.
Live music kept the people entertained, as well a TV that played sports shows. We did not realise until it happened that there was going to be 2 minutes of silence, which was a nice thing to do. Lots of memorabilia on the walls as well. A nice place to go to with well-priced meals, but we wouldn’t rush back.
Drinks inside at bar were limited but adequate. A couple of wines tried were not to our liking before we landed on a pleasant rose. Various bottled & canned beers & spirits available. Prices fair.
Menu is not huge but good pub food & good prices. Our table enjoyed local fish (grilled & fried) served with different accompaniments, the rump special $25 h a schnitty. Generous servings. Unfortunately a number of meat options were unavailable (fillet, chops, ribs) which was unfortunate. Deserts were limited & appeared packaged.
Ode to the fallen was done at 7pm & was respected by all attendees. Staff were all friendly with a very laid back approach.
Club also offers 2 free pool tables in a semi divided area.
Lots of memorabilia on display & I believe also a small museum open a couple of days a week.
Certainly worth a drop in for a relaxed casual meal with a pub feel.
The live music by singer Phong(?) set a great atmosphere for the evening.
Quite a few GF options on the menu as well.
Icing on the cake, the respective reciting of the ode each night.
We’ll be back.
Try a few high end restaurants but come back to the rissole for real food, cold beer and great service.