Line drawings of various Ganley Group venues, The Fifth Province, Freddie Wimpoles, The Carlton, Windsor Castle Hotel, The Bay Hotel and Angus & Bon.

Breathing new life into heritage landmarks.

Six venues, each with its own character. From neighbourhood pubs to late-night bars, steakhouses and city rooftops, every Ganley Group venue is shaped by warmth, story, and a genuine sense of hospitality. Each one has its own pace, personality, and point of view, unified by the same care for the guest experience.

Reservations

  • An authentic Irish pub in the heart of St Kilda

    Warm, lively, and built for whatever the craic might be, The Fifth Province brings together proper pints, live music, sport, whiskey, and a welcoming atmosphere that feels familiar from the first visit. With its Public Bar, Whiskey Bar, Verandah, Beer Garden and soon to be Carriage Bar, a dedicated event space, The Fifth offers five distinct spaces under one roof.

    Address: 3/60 Fitzroy St, St Kilda VIC 3182

    Phone: (03) 9534 4005

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  • Set in Prahran’s historic former Post Office, Angus & Bon is a New York-style steakhouse with warmth, presence and a strong sense of occasion.

    Premium steaks, seasonal produce and a considered wine list sit at the heart of the experience, served in a room of leather booths, heritage detail and classic bistro charm. From long lunches to celebratory dinners and private dining, Angus & Bon is made for generous hospitality, seamless service and nights worth lingering over.

    Address: 168 Greville Street, Prahran

    Phone: 03 9533 9593

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  • An American dive bar with late-night vibes.

    Freddie Wimpole’s is a craft beer and cocktail bar made for good nights that run on. With rotating taps, cheeky cocktails, a killer bourbon list, fried chicken, live music and weekly happenings, it leans louder and more playful than the traditional local.

    Address: 125 Fitzroy Street, St Kilda

    Phone: 9977 5994

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  • A historic Mornington pub with a coastal point of view.

    Set on Main Street, The Bay Hotel blends heritage charm that's relaxed and social. Seasonal menus, live music, sport, and easy gatherings make it a true local, the kind of place that fits the pace of Mornington and invites you to stay a little longer.

    Address: 62 Main Street, Mornington

    Phone: (03) 9534 0194

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  • A corner pub with old bones a local cornerstone.

    Known for its beer garden, hearty pub fare, and easy neighbourhood feel. The Windsor Castle is everything a great local should be: warm at the door, relaxed on the floor, and built for casual drinks, weekend catch-ups, and a proper pint in the sun.

    Address: 89 Albert Street, Windsor

    Phone: (03) 9525-0239

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  • A multi-level city venue with an iconic rooftop.

    Right in the heart of Melbourne CBD, The Carlton Club brings together a restaurant, cocktail bar, rooftop, functions, and nightclub across multiple levels. Built for easy catch-ups, bigger nights, and everything in between, it is lively, layered, and unmistakably social.

    Address: 193 Bourke Street, Melbourne

    Phone: (03) 9663 3246

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A busy bar with a well-lit counter displaying numerous bottles of liquor, a mounted deer head with antlers, and a neon sign in the background. Several patrons are sitting and standing, engaged in conversations, with various decorations including a chalkboard menu and framed pictures on the walls.
A woman holding a cocktail glass with green olives on a skewer inside, illuminated by warm lighting at a bar or party setting.
A street scene at dusk with a vintage beige car driving past a building with white ornate architectural details and string lights. The building has a sign that reads 'Bay Hotel' and a large electronic board listing events such as live music and trivia nights. A sidewalk café with striped umbrellas and a few pedestrians is also visible.
A bartender pours draft beer from a tap into a tall glass, with a tattooed arm and a tattooed wrist, in a bar setting.