Lucky Star Asian Take Away is a Chinese restaurant located in Charlestown, New South Wales, Australia. The restaurant also offers a variety of vegetarian and vegan options. The atmosphere at Lucky Star Asian Take Away is casual and relaxed. The restaurant is decorated in a traditional Chinese style, with red lanterns and bamboo furniture. The staff at Lucky Star Asian Take Away are friendly and attentive. They are always happy to help you choose the perfect dish and to answer any questions you may have. Lucky Star Asian Take Away is a great place to go for a casual Chinese meal. They have a wide variety of dishes to choose from, and the atmosphere is fun and lively.

The Boat Shed was built in 1979 along with major renovations to the nationally recognised sailing club, Belmont 16s. The space was necessary to house the many championship Skiffs that had outgrown previous storage spaces dating back as far as the Club’s establishment in 1922. Transformed into The Boat Shed Bar in 2015, the space is now home to a vibrant crowd of independent craft beer and fine wine enthusiasts. Inside it, you will discover original structures and sailing memorabilia that, pay homage to its past life amongst 16 taps of craft beer and the Burger Bros. craft burger menu.

Up the railway station end of Beaumont Street in Hamilton - also known as Newcastle's Eat Street - is The Sydney Junction Hotel. Also known as SJ's, the Sydney Junction Hotel is a great Newcastle pub for having a drink and enjoying some entertainment in the main bar or beer garden, having a game of pool or a flutter on the TAB. For hungry diners the restaurant and cafe is great for lunch or dinner. If you're looking for a table for two, a table for a family feast or perhaps a venue for a private function, the Sydney Junction Hotel is perfect. For visitors or locals who want to party all night and head home in the morning, the Sydney Junction Hotel also offers boutique, hotel-style accommodation upstairs.