Beef and Barley Pie
Slow-cooked Western Downs beef under a shortcrust lid.
A short menu that changes with what the Western Downs around Dalby has ready that week, served from seven until closing.
What decides the menu each week? Mostly what's come off the district's farms — grain and cattle country stretches out around Dalby in every direction.
Is there a set menu, or does it change? It changes weekly, though a handful of plates rarely leave the board for long.
What's there to drink besides tea? Coffee, lemonade and sparkling water, poured from the kitchen through to the last hand of the night.

Slow-cooked Western Downs beef under a shortcrust lid.
Roasted pumpkin, cream, and warm damper on the side.
Baked fresh, served with tea to close the evening.
Supper is reserved by calling the house or writing through the contact page — the card room keeps its list apart from it.
The kitchen takes its last order well before closing; after that, only the card room stays open.
Eating here doesn't put anyone at a card table automatically — that gets arranged on its own list, same evening or not.
Supper is paid at the table before heading through to the card room; there's no shared tab between the two.
Both the dining room and the card room at Coral Ridges are for adults only. Confirm you're eighteen or over to continue.
Coral Ridges is a physical venue on Cunningham Street, Dalby — none of it exists on a screen.