The General Assembly is a pub that serves American food. I have heard ok reviews from Pigging out around the world and others on zomato. Here I was invited by Dimmi so I did not have to pay for anything.
The place is a huge one showcasing beer.
They specialise in Matilda bay beers and old cans of beer. In fact they have a huge history of beers.
The service was quite slow even though the place was busy. The guy that served me was attentive.
Here I had two courses and bread and it was a filling meal. For the mains I had baby barramundi and for dessert I had the chocolate fondant
The fish was fresh and it was a small barramundi. It was not deboned but that is ok as Chinese we are used to eating the bone. Here it was cooked just right and it took fifteen minutes to cook. It came with lemon inside and lots of spring onion and coriander. The other table of eight didn't know what to do with theirs and they also didn't know it was quite small.
However a bowl for washing hands would be nice. In many Chinese restaurants bowls for washing hands are provided. Luckily though I was right near the bathroom.
The bread was small for $4 but I enjoyed their herbed butter very much so and the bread was chewy.
The chocolate fondant was a lovely way to finish off the evening. It was decadent and the ice cream was really good.
Rating: 15/20- good food but marred by the slow service. I would just go there for a drink and not much else.
The place is a huge one showcasing beer.
They specialise in Matilda bay beers and old cans of beer. In fact they have a huge history of beers.
The service was quite slow even though the place was busy. The guy that served me was attentive.
The fish was fresh and it was a small barramundi. It was not deboned but that is ok as Chinese we are used to eating the bone. Here it was cooked just right and it took fifteen minutes to cook. It came with lemon inside and lots of spring onion and coriander. The other table of eight didn't know what to do with theirs and they also didn't know it was quite small.
However a bowl for washing hands would be nice. In many Chinese restaurants bowls for washing hands are provided. Luckily though I was right near the bathroom.
The bread was small for $4 but I enjoyed their herbed butter very much so and the bread was chewy.
The chocolate fondant was a lovely way to finish off the evening. It was decadent and the ice cream was really good.
Rating: 15/20- good food but marred by the slow service. I would just go there for a drink and not much else.
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