The Globe Perth is the 1883-built former Globe Hotel at 495–497 Wellington Street, now run as a sports bar and eatery in the heart of Perth’s CBD. Its Monday-to-Friday happy hour, modern Australian menu and 100-guest function lounge are confirmed in the source trail below; the full itemised menu and the venue’s Arsenal association are not, and we flag that gap clearly. Every claim is tied to a named source so you can plan on evidence, not hearsay.
Last checked: 2026-10-11
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Venue type: Sports bar and eatery in Perth’s CBD · Heritage: Original Globe Hotel; one of Perth’s oldest remaining pubs · Address: 495-497 Wellington Street, Perth WA 6000, Australia · Book online: SevenRooms reservations; The Lounge event space up to 100 guests
How we researched this
Last checked: 2026-10-11.
Sources reviewed: official venue website pages (happy hour, eat & drink, history, functions, Monday meal deal), Perth tourism listing, independent local guide, review platforms (Yelp, Uber Eats), editorial guide (The Urban List), dietary directory (HappyCow), and local promotions directories.
This is a source-verified profile, not a site visit: no on-site visit, no staff interview, and no independent verification of the current itemised menu was conducted.
The Globe Perth at a glance
- One of Perth’s oldest remaining pubs, operating from the original Globe Hotel (Visit Perth)
- Monday to Friday, 5–6pm, with $11 AUD selected pints, $8.50 AUD house wines and $14 AUD Espresso Martinis (The Globe Perth)
- Modern Australian cooking: bar bites, burgers and shared platters (My Guide Perth)
- 21 Yelp reviews with 94 photos in the latest listing update (Yelp)
| Aspect | Detail |
|---|---|
| Venue type | Sports bar and eatery in Perth’s CBD |
| Heritage | Original Globe Hotel; one of Perth’s oldest remaining pubs |
| Address | 495–497 Wellington Street, Perth WA 6000, Australia |
| Book online | SevenRooms reservations; The Lounge event space up to 100 guests |
| Happy hour | Monday–Friday, 5–6pm; excludes public holidays; 18+ |
What is The Globe Perth known for?
The Globe shows up in two conversations at once: heritage pub and modern sports bar. Visit Perth’s tourism listing calls it one of Perth’s oldest remaining pubs and places it in the original Globe Hotel, while the venue itself operates as an inner-city pub with full food service in the CBD.
The modern Globe pays tribute to its origin in a popular drinking and dining space where colonial charm meets modern design.
Visit Perth, tourism listing
The original Globe Hotel
The venue’s own history pages (theglobeperth.com.au/history/) set the construction at 1883, when publican Michael McMahon opened the Globe Hotel. The building’s significance is tied to Perth’s gold-rush-era expansion and the 1881 opening of the Fremantle-to-Guildford railway; the hotel has offered dining and bar facilities since its construction.
| Attribute | Recorded detail |
|---|---|
| Constructed | 1883, for publican Michael McMahon |
| Heritage context | Gold-rush-era expansion; Fremantle-to-Guildford railway opened 1881 |
| Cuisine | Modern Australian; bar bites, burgers, shared platters, light options, substantial meals |
| Drinks range | Beer on tap and bottled/canned; sparkling, white, red and sweet wines; classic and experimental cocktails; no- and low-alcohol range |
| Ordering | Order-to-table via the venue’s visual menu |
| Monday meal deal | $35 AUD with house beer or wine; $30 AUD zero-alcohol option |
| Listed dining hours | Mon 11am–9pm; Tue–Thu 11am–10pm; Fri–Sat 11am–midnight; Sun 11am–9pm |
Sports bar and CBD eatery
The Urban List positions The Globe as a modern Australian venue serving lunch, dinner, dessert and late-night food, with beer, cocktails and wine. That combination — sports-bar energy and full food service — is what separates it from a straight-ahead cocktail bar.
The pattern: the sources describe a hybrid: a 19th-century hotel shell now operating as a contemporary sports bar and restaurant, with heritage as the backdrop rather than the whole act.
Does The Globe in Perth have happy hour?
Yes. The venue’s official happy-hour page confirms the offer runs Monday to Friday, 5–6pm, with $11 AUD selected pints, $8.50 AUD house wines and $14 AUD Espresso Martinis. The same page states the offer is not available on public holidays and is for people aged 18 and over, with responsible alcohol service promoted.
It’s WA’s Happiest Hour.
The Globe Perth, official happy-hour page
What time do most happy hours start?
Happy-hour windows in Australia commonly fall between 4pm and 7pm; The Globe’s fixed 60-minute window from 5pm sits on the earlier side of that band. If you’re timing a visit, 5pm is the start line — the offer expires at 6pm.
What is typically included in a happy hour?
At The Globe, the listed line-up is specific: selected pints at $11 AUD, house wines at $8.50 AUD and Espresso Martinis at $14 AUD. The official wording names “selected” pints, so the qualifying beer list is not published on the page — check the board or ask the bartender. The venue’s main menu separately advertises a no- and low-alcohol range, but the happy-hour pricing applies to the three listed categories.
What is happy hour etiquette?
The etiquette here is mostly about the terms. Arrive inside the 5–6pm window, have ID ready for the 18+ rule, and don’t assume public holidays are included — the venue’s terms exclude them. For a group, the documented path is the events side: The Lounge, with capacity up to 100 guests, rather than holding a large table through the happy-hour slot.
Editor’s note: “Selected” pints and “house” wines are the qualifiers in the official happy-hour wording. Confirm which pours qualify before ordering a round.
Before you go: The venue’s happy-hour terms exclude public holidays and set the offer at 18 and over.
The bottom line: Happy hour is confirmed and priced — $14 AUD Espresso Martinis, $11 AUD selected pints and $8.50 AUD house wines, Monday to Friday 5–6pm, with public holidays excluded and an 18+ age rule.
What does the Globe Perth menu have?
The official menu page describes the food as modern Australian, with bar bites, burgers, shared platters, light options and substantial meals. The drinks list spans beer on tap and in bottles or cans, sparkling, white, red and sweet wines, classic and experimental cocktails, and a no- and low-alcohol range. The venue also advertises an order-to-table option through its visual menu.
What the review listings say
My Guide Perth echoes the official positioning with modern Australian bar bites, burgers and shared platters. Yelp review highlights praise the three-bean dip, arancini and meatballs for flavour, price point and serving size. A Sunday-roast review reproduced by My Guide Perth was emphatic about the roast.
We visited as part of our Sunday roast reviews, and I have to say the roast was one of the best I’ve had.
Reviewer via My Guide Perth
Price signal: the same guide records criticism about a $25.35 AUD large glass of Sauvignon Blanc. Treat it as one review’s data point, not a menu-wide price guide.
Delivery reviews and dietary signals
Uber Eats customer reviews praise the pulled-pork sandwich, packaging, parmi and sausage rolls — useful signals about the kitchen, though delivery reviews reflect travel time and packaging as much as the food itself. For plant-based eaters, HappyCow identifies vegan options including roasted pumpkin salad, corn ribs, eggplant parm and bang-bang cauliflower. Treat that as a menu signal and confirm allergen handling directly with the venue.
Specials to verify before you rely on them
The official Monday meal deal (theglobeperth.com.au/events/monday-meal-deal-express-lunches/) pairs menu favourites with house beer or wine at $35 AUD, or a zero-alcohol option at $30 AUD. Separately, the promotions directory The Specials lists a $24 AUD Wednesday parmi — because that source is secondary, confirm it directly with the venue. The Urban List previously promoted a seasonal Prosecco Fountain Brunch at $49 AUD; that listing is dated and should not be treated as a current offer. Related-search queries also link The Globe to bottomless brunch, but no reviewed source confirms a recurring bottomless brunch.
What this means: the menu is documented by category — modern Australian, bar bites through substantial meals — but the full itemised price list was not in the sources reviewed. Verify specials and the “selected” pint list before you rely on them.
What is the main area of Perth?
For visitors asking where Perth’s main area is: the CBD, and The Globe sits right on Wellington Street inside it. The address is 495–497 Wellington Street, Perth WA 6000, and the listed dining hours run 11am–9pm Mondays, 11am–10pm Tuesday to Thursday, 11am–midnight Friday and Saturday, and 11am–9pm Sunday.
Perth’s inner-city pub on Wellington Street
The Globe’s position at 495–497 Wellington Street places it inside the main CBD rather than on the city’s edge; the building has provided dining and bar facilities on this same site since 1883. Neighbours include Bambamboo and Ribs & Burgers close by, keeping the block useful for a meal-or-drinks decision. If you’re also weighing hotel options near the city, our Civic Hotel guide compares properties across Inglewood, Sydney and Perth.
Getting to The Globe Perth
We don’t have verified transit directions in this source set, so we won’t invent a route. What the listings confirm is the address, the Wellington Street location in the CBD, and practical extras: booking runs through SevenRooms, the order-to-table option suits quick meals, and The Lounge is the documented space for groups up to 100.
Why this matters: The Globe is a central-city pub on Wellington Street — inside Perth’s main CBD — which makes it practical for after-work drinks, dinner and events without a long trek.
What the sources support — and what they don’t
What the sources support
- Happy hour is confirmed: Mon–Fri 5–6pm at fixed prices ($8.50 AUD house wines, $11 AUD selected pints, $14 AUD Espresso Martinis).
- Heritage claims trace to Visit Perth and the venue’s history page (1883, original Globe Hotel).
- Menu categories are documented: modern Australian, bar bites to substantial meals, plus a no- and low-alcohol range.
- Order-to-table service is advertised through the venue’s visual menu.
- The Monday meal deal ($35 AUD/$30 AUD) and The Lounge (100 guests) appear on official pages.
What the sources don’t confirm
- No complete itemised current menu with prices was in the reviewed source set.
- Related searches connect The Globe Perth with Arsenal, but no source reviewed confirms the affiliation.
- Family-friendly status is not documented in the sources reviewed.
- Wednesday parmi at $24 AUD comes from a secondary directory, not the venue.
- No current bottomless brunch listing was found; the only brunch promotion in the data is dated.
- An aggregate rating of 4.4 from more than 2,400 reviews appears in a local directory whose methodology and review date should be checked before quoting it.
Comparable venues for your shortlist
If The Globe doesn’t fit the plan, the search landscape surfaces three other Perth venues worth comparing: The Globe South Perth, The Royal Perth and The Aviary Perth. We don’t have verified detail on them in this research pack, so we’re not ranking them here — treat them as names to check directly alongside The Globe.
- The Globe South Perth — a separate venue from the CBD pub; verify its address and hours directly.
- The Royal Perth — appears alongside The Globe in Perth venue roundups; confirm current offers on its own listing.
- The Aviary Perth — another repeat appearance in the same search set; check its own listings for current events.
For another Perth hotel review in the same research style, see our Criterion Hotel Perth review.
Who The Globe Perth is actually for
Based on the verified source set, The Globe works best for four reader types:
- First-time CBD visitors who want a heritage pub with a known address, confirmed hours and a current happy hour.
- Sports fans checking the Arsenal link — the venue is positioned as a sports bar, but the affiliation itself needs a direct ask before you plan around it.
- Groups planning an event for up to 100 guests, with SevenRooms booking and The Lounge as the documented function space.
- Travellers after a gold-rush-era pub in central Perth, where the 1883 building and 1881 railway heritage frame the experience.
Our pick: if you want one central pub that mixes verified heritage with a documented happy hour, The Globe Perth is the strongest choice among the related names in this research set — as long as you confirm the selected happy-hour pours and any promotion you plan to rely on.
theglobeperth.com.au, theglobeperth.com.au
The Globe Perth: frequently asked questions
Can I book The Globe Perth online?
Yes. The venue uses SevenRooms reservations, and the functions side of the operation confirms The Lounge as an event space for up to 100 guests. For groups, the official functions page (theglobeperth.com.au/functions/) is the clearest booking path.
What are The Globe Perth’s opening hours?
The venue’s official dining hours are Monday 11am–9pm, Tuesday to Thursday 11am–10pm, Friday and Saturday 11am–midnight, and Sunday 11am–9pm.
Can The Globe Perth host events?
Yes. The venue advertises function and group-event facilities in Perth’s CBD for birthdays, engagements, corporate events and casual gatherings, with The Lounge listed at up to 100 guests.
How many Yelp reviews does The Globe Perth have?
The latest Yelp listing shows 21 reviews alongside 94 photos.
Is the Monday meal deal still available?
The venue’s official Monday meal-deal page (theglobeperth.com.au/events/monday-meal-deal-express-lunches/) lists a $35 AUD pairing of menu favourites with house beer or wine, or a $30 AUD version with a zero-alcohol option.
Does The Globe Perth have vegan options?
HappyCow’s listing identifies vegan choices including roasted pumpkin salad, corn ribs, eggplant parm and bang-bang cauliflower. As with any dietary requirement, confirm allergen handling directly with the venue.
Recap: a central Perth pub, an 1883 hotel building, a confirmed weekday happy hour and a 100-guest lounge — with the full itemised menu, the Arsenal link and brunch specials still needing a direct check.
Sources cited
- The Globe Perth — Eat & Drink (official)
- Uber Eats — The Globe
- The Urban List — The Globe
- HappyCow — The Globe Perth
- Perthspots — The Globe Perth CBD
- The Specials — Perth Wednesday Specials