Melbourne
Posher than your average old Carlton boozer, the Lincoln retains its 1854 historical charm with an art deco curved bar featuring 12 taps. It offers an impressive wine list and a rotating selection of craft beer, alongside Carlton Draught, of course. The kitchen does gastropub meals (Lincolnshire sausages and mash, tempura fish) and does them well.
Visit before 6pm for $15 jugs of beer and cider, or head in for two margaritas for $20 on a Monday.
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The esteemed University of Melbourne was established in 1853 and remains one of Australia’s most prestigious universities. Its blend of Victorian Gothic…