Ball & Chain

Ball & Chain With its starting history in Fremantle in 1896, we are one of the most iconic drinking establishments
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The Ball and Chain is Fremantle's newest old pub and is one of the most important sites in Western Australia - it housed the first 75 convicts arrived in Fremantle on 1 June 1850.
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In 1896 the building on the site was first used as a Hotel and later became a well-known corner pub ‘Hubbles’ after its owner; a meeting place for the working class of Perth’s Fremantle suburb with boxing tournaments

out the back and dock-workers picked up on the veranda who sat on the timber benches still outside today. Over the years, the Pub has been beautifully restored, highlighting some of the unique features of yesteryear and tastefully decorated with warm timber and copper finishes. The main bar has the original timber from the Matilda Bay Brewery right here in Fremantle. Complimented with a wide range of bourbon, scotch, rum and other enjoyable spirits, the new Ball and Chain Bar continues to enjoy patronage for what it was built for – serving great drinks and food with a smile to its customers as it did over 100 years ago.

Address

Cnr Marine Terrace & Collie Street
Fremantle, WA
6160

Opening Hours

Wednesday 3pm - 12am
Thursday 3pm - 12am
Friday 3pm - 12am
Saturday 12pm - 12am
Sunday 12pm - 10pm

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