Inglewood Hotel

Inglewood Hotel is a long-established pub in Mount Lawley, Perth, with a restaurant, bar area, functions offering and sports facilities. The restaurant takes bookings from 11am until 9:30pm daily, while the site also provides separate food, wine, drinks and kids menus. Families are catered for with the kids menu, and larger parties can book restaurant tables, although groups of 15 or more are asked to use a reduced menu. Bar bookings and larger functions are handled separately through the hotel.

The hotel’s history is central to its identity. It opened on 16 May 1936 after local residents petitioned for a licensed venue in the area. Despite its location in Mount Lawley, near the Inglewood border around Central Avenue, it was named Inglewood Hotel. The building is heritage-listed and designed in the Spanish Mission style, giving the venue a clear connection to the neighbourhood’s past.

The hotel describes itself as a community-minded local and says it supports local businesses, schools and sporting groups. Current owner Murray Cutbush bought the venue in 1992 and has worked in the hotel industry for more than five decades. Its community contributions include support for organisations such as Scouts WA, Rotary Club of North Perth, Inglewood RSL, Cancer Council WA and Beyond Blue.

Alongside the pub, Inglewood Fine Wines operates as the hotel’s drive-through liquor store. It is open daily from 10am until midnight and offers spirits, wines, ales and lagers, including boutique brands sourced from Australia and overseas. The store’s team has more than 40 years of combined experience and offers advice across its range. Together, the hotel’s dining, group-booking and retail options make it a practical local venue for meals, family visits, gatherings and picking up drinks.