The Duke of Dural
ProHighlights
- Three function areas: the Bistro (up to 80), the Courtyard (up to 60) and a private dining room for 12
- Shared banquets from $55 per person, with canapé and grazing platters too
- Drinks packages from 1.5 to 4 hours, or a bar tab set to your budget
About The Duke of Dural
The Duke of Dural is a local pub on Kenthurst Road in Dural, serving the Hills District with live sport, live acoustic music and a menu built around dry-aged steaks cooked in a Josper charcoal oven. It takes bookings for birthdays, engagements, corporate gatherings and other private events. There are three function areas. The Bistro is an open-plan dining space seating 68, and its furniture can be cleared for a cocktail party of up to 80. The Courtyard, the pub's beer garden, has its own entrance, high and low tables, TVs and a semi-retractable roof, holding 40 seated or 60 standing. For something smaller, the Private Dining Room seats 12 with access to a TV. Each booking runs for four hours, and staying longer can change the minimum spend. Food is served as shared banquets at $55, $75 or $95 per person, each with a $15 dessert platter upgrade. Canapé platters of 20 pieces cost $80 or $100, and grazing platters range from cheese and antipasto boards to a tomahawk steak platter. Drinks packages run for 1.5, 3 or 4 hours at standard or premium level, and a cocktail can be added per person. Hosts can also set up a bar tab or let guests buy their own drinks, and the pub can organise a DJ at extra cost. Send an enquiry to book and the functions team will follow up.
Inclusions & amenities
Venue type
Budget
Food & drinks
Features
Facilities
Pricing
Grazing platters run from $50 for fruit to $190 for a tomahawk steak platter serving about four. Bookings are for four hours, and a longer booking may change the minimum spend.
Food
Grazing platters cover yum cha, antipasto, cheese, sweets and fruit, plus larger tomahawk, pork and chicken, and seafood platters. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free canapés are marked on the menu.
Beverages
A cocktail such as an Aperol spritz, Tommy's margarita or negroni can be added for $12 per person. Hosts can also set up a bar tab or a cash bar.
Availability
Frequently asked questions
How many guests can The Duke of Dural host?
The Bistro seats 68 or holds 80 for a cocktail event. The Courtyard takes 40 seated or 60 standing, and the Private Dining Room seats 12.
How much do function menus cost?
Shared banquets are $55, $75 or $95 per person, and a dessert platter can be added for $15 per person. Canapé platters of 20 pieces are $80 or $100, and grazing platters start at $50.
What drinks options are there?
Standard packages are $45 per person for 1.5 hours, $70 for 3 hours and $80 for 4 hours. Premium packages are $50, $85 and $95 per person. You can add a cocktail for $12 per person, run a bar tab, or set up a cash bar.
How long does a function booking last?
Functions are booked for four hours. If you want the space for longer, the minimum spend may change.
Can we have a DJ?
Yes. The pub can arrange a DJ for an event in the Bistro at an additional cost, and the Bistro's large screens can show sport or presentations.
Where we are
Suitable occasions
JT
4 months ago
This place is Unreal !! Only 260 metres from my new dwelling & I’m going to be coming here very often . Flawless establishment throughout , anywhere you look it is purely exceptional. Massive carpark , top restaurant/bar…
Jess Nicholson
a year ago
Glad we tried this place again. We had come a few years ago and it wasn’t the best! But now it’s definitely turned a page and the food was great. We went for a mid week meal. Hubby had the Chicken Caesar salad and I orde…
Lesley Winspear
2 months ago
The only disappointment was my husband’s steak, it was quite rare ordered medium rare. Some of us had the Barramundi, lovely presentation and green beans perfectly cooked, very happy. We had a leisurely lunch catch with…
Milo Gajin
4 months ago
We were looking for a Sunday lunch locally and having been to the other local pub before, wanted to try The Duke. It was disappointing. We ordered the Pita Bread and dipps and Prawn Dumplings as entre. Our mains were wo…
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