Hens Party Venues in Yarraville

How to Choose the Right Hens Party Venue

Somewhere between a garden afternoon and a private room with its own bar, The Victoria Hotel in Yarraville gives a bride-to-be and her friends a few ways to celebrate. The pub has stood on Hyde Street since 1873.

A hens group of a dozen fits the bistro's Nook, while a bigger bridal crowd can take a whole function room.

How a hens day can play out at the Victoria:

Afternoon in the garden: the semi-covered beer garden has a semi-private section that holds about 50.
A long lunch: the Nook, a semi-private part of the bistro, takes up to 30.
Room of your own: the Hyde Room comes with its own entrance and bar, plus a terrace over Hyde Street.
Games and toasts: a quiz about the bride can play on the ceiling-mounted screens in the Hyde Room, with a wireless mic for the host.
Sweet finish: dessert stations and grazing tables join canapé packages from $37 per person.

The Victoria Room, with skylights and its own bathrooms, suits a larger hens party of up to 120 standing.

Canapé packages range from six choices to ten.
Platters suit a casual garden afternoon.
Share-style menus work for a seated hens lunch of 20 or more.
No cakeage is charged if the group brings a cake.

Practical details for the organiser

Drinks can be a package, a bar tab or a cash bar.
A rear car park sits behind the pub.
Accessible entry and toilets help older guests.
Air conditioning and heating keep the rooms comfortable in any season.

Venues for Hens Parties: Your Questions Answered

Is there a hens venue in Yarraville with a garden?

Yes – part of the Victoria's semi-covered beer garden can be reserved semi-privately for about 50.

Can a small hens group book somewhere semi-private?

Yes – the Nook, part of the bistro, takes up to 30.

Can the hens bring their own cake?

The Victoria Hotel charges no cakeage.

What food suits a hens afternoon at the Victoria?

Canapé packages from $37 per person, platters, grazing tables and dessert stations.