Top Things to do in Cromwell
Top Restaurants in Cromwell
- 1. Carrick Winery & Restaurant
- 2. Lazy Dog
- 3. The Winery Restaurant at Mt Difficulty
- 4. Cromwell Brew House
- 5. Nichols Garden Cafe
- 6. Bannockburn Hotel - Wine Country Restaurant and Bar
- 7. Armando's Kitchen
- 8. Wild Earth Outdoor Kitchen & Cellar Door
- 9. Tarras Country Coffee Shop
- 10. Thai Crom Restaurant
10 Shopping in Cromwell That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Cromwell, New Zealand including Alan Waters Art Gallery, marie velenski, The Tent House, The Otago Buzz, Remarkable Wines, Hullabaloo Art Space, Transpire at Bannockburn, Fusion Ceramics, ART-CUT Gallery, Dam Good Fruit.
Restaurants in Cromwell
1. Alan Waters Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By darrrling - Mooloolaba, Australia
I was delighted to have found Alan's gallery today. He welcomed me into his place and guided me though his amazing art. Art that is created with his whimsical style, and astonishingly all water colour (you wouldn't guess with some of it). I adored meeting this wonderful soul and hope one day to purchase a piece of his art. It is the type of art that you look at with such fondness and awe.
2. marie velenski
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Artwork. Fused glass, wire and jewellery housed in an historic stone building in the bakehouse courtyard surrounded by shops, cafes and galleries overlooking Lake Dunstan.
Reviewed By AJat87 - Cromwell, New Zealand
This quaint jewellery shop in Old Cromwell precinct is a treasure trove of stunning works of art. Cleverly displayed floral wire works, fine handmade earrings and necklaces, recycled fine china, and Marie’s quirky handmade cards and glass ‘stories’ will easily encourage you to reach for your wallet. You won’t be disappointed
3. The Tent House
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 4 reviews
The Tent House features products including: hand made soaps, lavender products, live plants, as well as patchwork cushions and curtains; over-looking Lake Dunstan from a wee heritage building.
Reviewed By RaeZou
Excellent place for lavender products, bought some lavender oil and handmade soap. The owner is very friendly. Highly recommended to check it out when you are in Cromwell.
4. The Otago Buzz
5. Remarkable Wines
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By acooke85 - Cronulla, Australia
We made a somewhat impromptu visit to Remarkable wines after some recommendations and a quick phone call to Richard who generously made himself available to guide us through his list of ~ half a dozen of his beautiful, boutique wines. The majority of the grapes were sourced from the vines over which we were looking as we tasted, with a few from a vineyard Richard owns in the nearby Gibston Valley. Richard was extremely knowledgable and accommodating, giving passionate, rank-newbies like ourselves an easily digestive but very interesting walk through on how the wines were made, how to correctly tastes the wines and the factors going into these characteristics. Having visited many of the wineries around central otago, this was without a doubt one of our most enjoyed experiences, with incredible great value, award winning, wines and is definitely a must do for the bannockburn area. Thanks again, Richad.
6. Hullabaloo Art Space
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
Art Space Gallery based on the waterfront in Old Cromwell town and comprising the collective works of up to 15 artists.
Reviewed By FlyMyPrettys - New Zealand, null
This gallery is a collective of local artists and is one of the most attractive spaces I've seen. There was an artist on duty to tell me about the art and also the history of the town.
7. Transpire at Bannockburn
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Fibre studio and craft galley. A rainbow of colours, an array of textures, all to inspire fibre artists and crafts people who reveal (transpire) a joyful gallery of New Zealand creations. We now spotlight the creative skills of New Zealand artisans at the historic J.D. Stewart General Store ( circa 1880).
8. Fusion Ceramics
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Fusion Ceramics studio and gallery in the heart of Bannockburn township showcases Robert Franklin's much sought after white crackle and green copper Raku pieces, stoneware and porcelain.
9. ART-CUT Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
10. Dam Good Fruit
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 21 reviews
On your arrival at the big red barn you will be greeted by our friendly staff who are fluent in both english and mandarin. Glenvale Orchard and Dam Good Fruit grow 18 varieties of cherries including the white varieties which are available from early December until late February. Glenvale cherries are renowned for being delicious in flavour. We only use totally organic fertiliser so you can be assured no nasty fungisides are used on our export grade cherries. We also grow apricots, peaches, plums, nectarines, peacharines, strawberries, raspberries and boysenberries which are tree ripened, picked daily and mouth-watering. The red barn is open 7 days a week from 8am - 6pm and located 56km from Queenstown, 50km from Wanaka and 3km from Cromwell. If you are unable to make it to the orchard Dam Good Fruit also has outlets in Arrowtown, Wanaka and Frankton which are open 7 Days from early December through to March. Quality and taste is our speciality - we don't export, we keep the best for you!
Reviewed By Lenaoen - Bogor, Indonesia
One of my things to do in NZ is cherry picking and thank God finally I could do it... the orchard is nice, lot of variety and the owner very kind and helpful...
