A great little pub in the Blacktown area, the menu featured traditional English food, but to be fair they had an interesting specials board. A fantastic place to bring your family, gorgeous beer garden and helpful staff this is a gem in the hospitality world - highly recommended   (Anastasia - See my reviews (2) - July, 2009)

It was a little out of the way but well worth the effort of finding it. This gorgeous heritage pub is a gem in the Blacktown area. It had great food, which was primarily traditional English fare although to be fair it also had an interesting specials menu; lovely atmosphere and really helpful staff. I would highly recommend the Royal Cricketers Arms, I was taken there by a friend and I wouldn't hesitate to go again.   (Anastasia - See my reviews (2) - July, 2009)

What a fabulous establishment... we ate lunch last Sunday in this pub... it caters for those seeking a cosy corner with their traditional setting inside including inviting open fires or if you prefer it also has a gorgeous beer garden with live entertainment and a large heated covered area outside ... the hardest work I did all afternoon was deciding which of the fabulous meals to have... their lamb shanks are the best I have ever eaten... fantastic staff, they seem more like one big happy family behind the bar... this is one place I will be going back to   (Tanya - June, 2009)

We had lunch today, nowhere near a full house, the poor waitress that looked after us was terrific. It was a shame the kitchen let everyone down, They had no idea what table ordered what. Our meals went to the wrong table and when they did arrive one was over 40 minute later than the first!!

The waitress was great, the food only just fair and the organisation terrible.

If there is a next time it will only be for a beer   (Craig - May, 2009)

I was expecting better food. My lamb curry had little taste and the calamari rings were oily and pricey for 6 of them. The place itself is nice and cosy but it is isolated from everything else. It was though full of people, so people coming to a isolated place, they must be doing something right.   (rojoe roger - See my reviews (152) - September, 2008)

Casual atmosphere, quite unsophisticated; reminiscent of an English pub. Very friendly service, meals arrived very quickly. My lamb curry was one of the best I have had, my partner had beer battered fish, which I finished off. Salad was fresh, although a bit spartan. The only downside, being a pub, is the pay per drink. Inside/ outside dining with live entertainment; I shall return.   (toothy tiger - See my reviews (4) - January, 2008)

Food was fantastic,entertainment was great good atmosphere should be experienced a must for a family on sunday lunchtime   (November, 2007)

Left UK for the Aussie sun, Walking into the cricketers arms was like walking back into time. In the middle of what appears to be no where this great little pub sits with its old english style, Pints and pickled eggs without a 24 hour plane ride. The food devine, above standed pub grub!!   (November, 2007)

it was ok not as good as i heard i would go there agin but not my first choice to go out for the night   (October, 2007)