ClancyS Fish Pub
Fish in Melville

The venue is always buzzing with live bands frequenting the stage and the kitchen being open all day. Clancy's is a family friendly environment where people share a common interest - socializing. A social hub for budding musicians, film makers and artists, clancy's fish pub is definitely a trendy hangout.

The ingenious fish pub and leader of the pack, dishing out huge beer, tasty treats and pleasing music since 1996. This correct Fremantle icon has been a destination for many a year, welcoming families, corporate, hipsters and all comers, through the doors of this classic Fred establishment. The third in the family and perched in the sand hills of City Beach, overlooking snow white sands, azure blue skies and crystal definite waters, Clancy’s Fish Restrict City Beach occupies one of the maximum pretty locations in the west. Clancy’s in Canning Bridge is the second child. She has a very powerful local customer encourage who love all things fish and beer.A true local, Clancy’s is as cozy and gracious as an worn pair of slippers and a comfy chair. Clancy’s Canning Bridge provides for all tastes, shapes and sizes. Clearly a deposit for all, with families, surfers, mus’s, artists, tourists, dogs and even the strange emu, the complete family will love the grassy openness. We started Clancy’s with a belief in all the things we thought were vast about the Australian pub. We believed Clancy’s should be an essential piece of its community a meeting place, a refuge from the stresses of daily life, a store for friendship and entertainment. We believed Clancy’s should include everyone, and discriminate against Boone. That it should provide appropriate food, wine, music, merriment and, of course, the beers we love, served with care and knowledge. This is what we believed over 30 years ago when we started trading at the beginning Clancy’s, in Fremantle, and we believe it even more today. WARNING: Under the Liquor Oversee Act 1988, it is an offense: to sell or supply liquor to a person under the age of 18 years on licensed or regulated premises or for a person under the age of 18 years to purchase, or attempt to purchase, liquor on licensed or regulated premises.