Broncos Leagues Club

Visited Friday night. Seafood evening I believe well the price would indicate this! $ 175 for 4 meals and it was a disappointment!
Ravioli was cold with the most disgusting tomato based sauce.
Roast Pork was cold and chewy, gravy was transparent with no flavor.
Don’t ask for a jug of water as they’ll only provide you a jug of soft drink.
Over priced and terrible off my list of places to eat for at least the next eternity!!!

Felt like a bunch of cows stuffed in a crate. Fair bit of food to chose from. Food was ok nothing exciting but I suppose what does one expect at an all you can eat Buffett. Oysters were tiny no lie no bigger than a twenty cent piece. Ice cream bar was a good idea however. Drinks took too long to order and they ran out of soft drink jugs. Mind you $ 12 for a jug of coke is a bit sad. Alcohol was expensive also. Staff didn’t clear table for a while where it got to the point of myself actually placing them on a near by unattended bench.

Cheap food, quick service and smiles all around. Great for a buffet breakfast!

When I woke up this morning and looked outside my window it was still raining… on rainy Sunday mornings nothing compares to the $ 15 Bronco’s Leagues Club Breakfast Buffet. Sausages, eggs (scrambled or poached), baked beans, spaghetti, bacon, croissants, toast, cereal, yoghurt, tea, coffee, juice and champagne!
Although you stand in line for some time and usually have to battle with the hundreds of senior citizens that flock here on the weekends, just to get your meal, it is worth it. The food is hot and fresh, and the kitchen staff keep returning to top up the supplies. The warm lighting in the dining room creates a warm atmosphere on rainy Sunday mornings. I just love it.

Ok I LOVE my footy so a trip to the Broncos Leagues club is always going to go down well!
I am also a big buffet fan and I love seafood, so I believe this place could be Mecca for me!
But enough about me, the food and the place is what you want to know about right?
Well, like any good buffet, the place is always pretty packed, particularly on Friday and Saturday night, so book to avoid any disappointment, otherwise you could be in for a wait.
Friday and Saturday night is the night the seafood buffet is added to the menu, adding a few extra dollars to the bill. Becoming a member takes $ 5 and 5 minutes and also drops the price of both the normal buffet and the seafood nights, so it is worth it, especially if you are planning returning visits.
When I was there I found the food to be fresh and yummy, there was plenty of it and the buffets were restocked quickly by nice and helpful staff. The dessert buffet area is absolutely wicked with a chocolate fountain that is just divine!
But there are other areas as well if you don’t feel like braving the masses and serving up your own grub and for those I suggest the Half Time Café. It’s open from brekkie till late and wil be the next place I go to eat when I head to get my footy fix. Specially now, in the off-​season.
There is also the usual glitz of a Leagues club with TAB, pokies and drinking bars at your service.
Worth a visit and if you make it when the lads are running around the field, then the view can be top-​notch as well, if you are so inclined!

This place has a pretty good Buffet for $ 23.50 if you are a member (it doesn’t cost anything more tha $ 5 to join for the year) for lunch and $ 32.50 for the Friday and Saturday night seafood buffet for members. With a huge array of seafood and roast meats and salads and a dessert bar, how can you not want to be a part of this eat fest?
You will have to book a table for the buffet on the Friday and Saturday or you may have to go a little early to secure your table because even though there is an inside and outside area and a piano playing person on the floor, this place does fill up very quickly. It’s a better seafood buffet than most 5 star hotels offer at the 70 dollar mark if you ask me. The environment is not 5 stars, but it is 3 – 4 stars and it’s pleasant, very loud. And the crackling very crispy (yum).
It’s also got the pokies for the gambler in you and it’s a rather large room. I’ve won quite a few dollars here, and paid for my dinners many times which tells me that you can have a good time here, provided you don’t have a gambling problem. The service is friendly, the buffet is reasonably priced for the pretty damn good food it offers… you can’t be let down with the prices.

I had my first legal drink at the Broncos Leagues Club. My friends and I decided to have a laugh and go hunt down some buff footy tail at Alfie’s Bar. (The hunt didn’t go down so well). I returned 9 years later to have lunch with my parents.
Although I’m not a footy fan, I quite enjoyed myself. When you walk in, you can turn right into the pokies room and lose yourself in a wash of rainbow, neon machines begging to take your dollars, one by one. Beyond the pokies is the Halfway Café, where you’ll find a fine pub lunch.
My mother and I are suckers for buffet, so we went downstairs and got the smorgasboard ($ 20 each excluding drinks). The buffet stations are huge. It’s the standard soup– salad– vegetables– carved meat– pasta options with some surprising added extras. The cheese kransky is delicious, the spring rolls are more-​ish if nothing else, and the grilled octopus salad is succulent and juicy. There is also quite a large assortment of asian cuisine including honey king prawns and sweet and sour pork. The only inconvenience is having to go to the bar and pay for your drinks separately. You’ve got a wealth of tables to choose from– booths, or window seats, so you can watch the Broncos train while you dine.
While you’re there, go have a gander at all the old jerseys and trophies. My favourite area is the wall just outside of Alfie’s Bar that has old photos of big beefy footballers who were snapped while getting tackled, and getting their junk yoinked up to their armpits. There’s some corkers in there, let me tell you.
Even if you’re not into footy, Broncos Leagues Club isn’t a bad place to have a beer or to have a sit down meal. You’ll be pleasantly surprised.

Great team, great leagues club. Come here if you want a good family/​community centred night out. Although like any other leagues club this place attracts an older crowd it still offers much, regardless of your age.
Definitely worth getting a membership here if you see yourself going more than once or twice in a year as the competitions, promotions and dining discounts are too good to pass up. On the street and top levels you will find several bars, a few large function rooms (that often hosts events such as Poker tournaments and the like), poker machines, a couple of bars and a very casual, basic restaurant.
Downstairs is the probably the most popular area for families as the restaurant has the best all you can eat buffet for miles with a large seating capacity and the addition of a la carte menu there is something for everyone, this is where your membership card will be worth its weight in gold giving you sizeable discounts on the standard buffet price.