Big hits, big calls, big pours.
We’ve got it cranked, beers cold, food coming in hot, and absolutely zero inside voices.
Pick a side, grab a spot, settle in. It’s Origin, it deserves your full attention.

The FIFA World Cup is here! Join us at Lager House as Australia takes on Türkiye.

Live, loud, and kicking off at 2PM this Sunday, June 14.

Heading to Lager House? Basement parking is on us. Simply swing by the bar and we'll validate your stay. More time for good times, less time circling the block.

Every Monday from 5pm until lateish, treat yourself to a classic $19 schnitty. You get a generous schnitzel served with skin-on fries, dark lager jus, and lemon. The perfect way to kick off the week at the House of Good Times.

Every Tuesday from 5pm until lateish, pick your favourite $19 burger and dig in. Choose from a Capital Beef, Harissa Chicken, or Truffle Mushroom, all served up in true House of Good Times fashion. Free basement parking for customers, just validate at the bar.

Put your knowledge to the test every Wednesday from 7pm to 9pm. Entry is completely free and it's all done on buzzers, no pens, no paper, just a ticking clock and quick fingers. Gather your crew and book a table to secure your spot. Free basement parking for customers, just validate at the bar.

Meat raffles walked so this could run.
Every drink or food purchase over the bar gets you in the game, with tickets stacking up as you go. The prizes? Three very serious cheese platters, paired with your choice of House wine (MADA) or a House Lager. It’s free to play, dangerously easy to get involved and even easier to justify another round.

The only thing smoother than the pour is the crackle.Slide in for a few cold ones while the DJs spin actual records like it’s meant to be. No playlists, no skipping, just good tunes and better beers.Clock off, rock up, settle in. You’ll probably stay longer than planned.

 Ease into Sunday the proper way, a pint in hand and someone else doing the singing.
Local legends on the mic, beers flowing, kitchen firing. The kind of arvo that quietly turns into “should we stay for one more?”
Short answer, yes.