Ned Kelly's Last Stand Pub, Hong Kong

Ned Kelly's Last Stand Pub, Hong Kong

Ned Kelly's Last Stand, located in Hong Kong, holds the distinction of being the city's longest-standing pub, having been established in 1972. Despite the passing years, this iconic establishment continues to thrive and attract patrons with its lively atmosphere and dedication to providing excellent entertainment. Renowned as one of the premier jazz venues in Hong Kong, Ned Kelly's host's nightly performances by a traditional Dixieland jazz band, offering visitors an unforgettable experience.

The pub exudes a vibrant and energetic ambiance, creating the perfect backdrop for a memorable night out. Amidst the lively atmosphere, patrons can enjoy a delectable selection of classic pub food. Ned Kelly's offers an Australian menu that showcases culinary favorites such as meat pie and mashed potatoes with onion gravy, allowing guests to savor authentic flavors from Down Under. The pub also provides happy hour specials, ensuring that visitors can unwind and enjoy their evening with a drink in hand.

Whether you are a jazz enthusiast, a fan of Australian cuisine, or simply looking for a lively and unforgettable night out, Ned Kelly's Last Stand in Hong Kong is the place to be. With its rich history, energetic atmosphere, and delicious offerings, this iconic pub continues to stand the test of time, captivating the hearts and taste buds of locals and visitors alike.

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Sight Name: Ned Kelly's Last Stand Pub
Sight Location: Hong Kong, Hong Kong (See walking tours in Hong Kong)
Sight Type: Food/Drink

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