This is my favourite place, I don't need to think twice when this comes to my mind. Their ambience, food, beers are superb. My favs : Hop Thief, Jack of spades, Broken shackles and 150 lashes Pale Ale 😋😋😋😋 See less

Nice place for a hangout with friends. They have many kind of beer collection. Service is good. Quite clean too. See less

The place is modern and clean. Very big so can host big functions. The food is good. Nothing to brag about but tasty. The beer is James squire. Take it or leave it that's the only thing on the menu in terms of beer. Personally not a brand I favour. See less

Great venue to hold a party! The staff were friendly and professional and the food was great too. Will definitely consider other future parties here again. See less

Was a great night... The food was outstanding... The pork belly ends to die for.... The staff amazing .. the place was full and the staff weren't flustered at all... The assistant manager checked in on us throughout the night, she was so lovely and that made our evening....will be back for sure. See less

Another great Squires pub. As always, a great selection of beer, and good food. Service is reliably friendly and suitably attentive. The views from the beer garden/deck are a great bonus on a nice day too! See less

Held my birthday party at the venue. Great service, reasonable pricing and good quality food. Everyone had a great time! See less

Lovely food, cosy environment in a cold Melbourne night and friendly staff. See less

We had a lady Claire as our waitress, she was new but fantastic, great customer service See less

Was quite impressed with this Restaurant on a first visit. The atmosphere was very good with very good service and the meal was of a good size and very tasty. Reasonably priced and good value for money. The difference in food quality between The Rogue Squire and the Wheelers Hill Hotel is massive. I would definitely eat here again and definitely would not eat again at the Wheelers Hill Hotel. Very easy parking in the attached Carpark. Would recommend you give it a try as I am sure you will be pleasantly surprised with quality, quantity, and service. See less

A most unlikely but lovely spot for a pot of tea. Spacious, indoor and outdoor dining at tables or relaxing on lounges. A well designed space. The main dining experience is upstairs. Friendly staff. Tables for one, two or large groups (long table) appear to be catered for. See less

Food ok, drinks good, only one specialty tap of craft beer on for the venue. Few mistakes from the staff but nothing major. See less

Serving 2 medium rare (almost fully rare) chicken parmas to customers then only being able to cough up a dessert as a peace offering is very, very poor. Not even a reimbursement. Avoid this joint unless you want a nice dose of salmonella. See less

Nice atmosphere (bit loud, no soft surfaces); good drink options; feels fresh; well priced meals, plenty of food See less

The Rogue Squire Review 13/12/2020 If you have not been to this place for sometime, you may not recognise this former pub which has undergone extensive renovation. It once offered special late event for young people on Thursday night, but now it is a bit posh for these patrons. It has ample parking, and failing to find a car park, you can use the general car park shared with Wheelers Hill Hotel next door. The Rogue Squire belongs to the same AHL chain, and is 75% owned by Woolworths. As you enter the premise, the interior has a very rustic look, and a rather interesting display of beer barrels on the right side of the entrance. There is plenty of standing room to have a few drinks, a burger or a pizza. The dining areas are located upstairs, through two flights of stairs. You can choose to dine inside the brewhouse with restaurant experience, or outside, still under cover, with full glass windows to view the panoramic scenic distance of the Dandenong Ranges while dining or relaxing on the comfortable club lounge furniture. There was once an open deck, with nothing to block the views of the Dandenong Ranges. After sunset, the distance dotted with myriads of lights, was too beautiful beyond words could describe. Unfortunately, that is history. Despite the short coming, the present atmosphere is still very pleasant, and the waiting staff of the night was very pleasant and patient. Although the Covid-19 restrictions are not fully relaxed, the inside can accommodate 139 people, and the outside 70. The menu is not very extensive, and almost comparable to Wheelers Hill Hotel's. However, the waitress later shows the Chef's special menu as an extension to the regular offer. The wine, beer and non-alcoholic drinks are listed in the same menu. We are a party of four, but only ordered three different menu items. My 2 dining companions enjoy their Grain Fed Scotch Fillet 300g., tender and cooked to their requirement. One orders Tuna Steak, and it does come out nicely presented. The beef and tuna are well sizzled with criss-cross charred marks over the top. I had steaks during the previous two days, so I decide on the Scicilian pizza. The pizza is medium size, soft base, and not very thick. For a price of $22, I expect the chef can be a little bit more generous with the topping. My rating to the overall experience is marked down by the pizza. The waitress suggests Orange Chocolate tart - the dessert of the day. It does look good, but it is really for people with very sweet tooth. See less