Brady’s Railway Hotel is the perfect place for Albury locals and visitors to eat, drink, and relax. Established in 1878, Brady’s Railway Hotel has a long history in the area as an iconic working class hotel and is the only remaining hotel south of the main street. The laid back and down to earth atmosphere are a staple of the community minded pub which was acquired by regionally-focused hospitality company, Harvest Hotels in December 2020. Offering an ideal meeting place in Brady’s Bistro or the best beer garden the region has available, with leafy trees, cold beers, classic pub meals and unbeatable atmosphere, Brady’s Railway Hotel is perfect for any occasion. The public bar is dedicated to live sport and you can always expect service delivered to a high standard and with the same genuineness as the table next to you. Come in, say hello, grab a drink and a bite to eat, or pop through the drive through bottle shop and enjoy your experience at Brady’s Railway Hotel.

Red Brik Caffe is a favourite catch up spot for both locals and travelling foodies. Enjoy mouth-watering dishes, with the menu focusing of quality, locally-sourced ingredients and gluten free options, alongside specialty coffee and an extensive range of cakes and beverages. Lavington can be a tricky place to find a quiet spot to relax, hunker down with a good book or smash out some work on your trusted lappy. Red Brik Caffe is a warmly, laid-back cafe. Take your pick and order from a rotating specials board for lunch. Add a few coffees to your stay and you’ll find the Red Brik Caffe is one of the best cafes Albury has to offer.

The Blazing Stump Hotel – A true icon of the north east region of Victoria since 1880. It’s truly great history and enchanting characters hold a wonderful place in the Wodonga region. The Stump provides a great range of family pub & dining facilities including a modern sports bar with the biggest sports screen in Wodonga, large outdoor tank bar deck with icy cold brewery fresh tank beer on tap, bottle shop open until late, highly regarded 400 seat bistro which includes an amazing Mountain deck overlooking picturesque mountains. Our food is a combination of pub classics and exciting fresh modern cuisine. We even have a free courtesy bus. To all those that visit! It’s more than just a pub.

The Crossing Point Diner & Takeaway is a one stop for travellers, fresh cooked food with a wide range of all day menu. Lot of options in our display fridge for ready to go meals, sandwiches, wraps ,deserts and salads. Barsita made coffee ,coffee beans produced locally from mount beauty. Showers are available, lounge to rest and free tea, coffee with your big meals. Definitely the best place to rewind & relax and brilliant staffs to look after. Thank you for stopping by.

The Kinross Woolshed is a relocated shearing shed that was moved from Holbrook, north of Albury, in 1988. The Woolshed was rebuilt using the original materials and keeping true to its original features. The building's origins date back to the 1890's when it was one of the busiest shearing sheds in Australia. Kinross Woolshed is one of the most popular dining and entertainment venues on the border as well as a must see tourist destination for people visiting Albury Wodonga. Over the past few years many of the music industry's biggest stars have performed at the Kinross including international '80s stars Belinda Carlisle and Rick Astley as well as Australian stars such as Jimmy Barnes, Vanessa Amorosi, Joe Cameliri, Diesel, Shannon Noll, The Whitlams, Lisa Mitchell, Jeff Lang and many many more. Known as the home of Country Music on the border with the cream of Australian Country artists all appearing including Adam Brand, Beccy Cole, Adam Harvey, James Blundell, Gina Jeffreys, the Sunny Cowgirls, the McClymonts, Jetty Road and even Chad Morgan. One thing is for certain - There is always something happening at the Kinross Woolshed.