Location: Waihi
Top Restaurants in Waihi
Top Things to do in Waihi
- 1. Karangahake Gorge Historic Walkway
- 2. Waihi Martha Mine Pit Rim Walkway
- 3. Goldfields Railway
- 4. Gold Discovery Centre
- 5. Waihi Gold Mine Tours
- 6. Waihi i-SITE Visitor Information Centre
- 7. Victoria Battery Tramway & Museum Society
- 8. Adventure Bike Hire
- 9. Waihi Arts Centre & Museum
- 10. Hauraki Rail Trail
North Island, New Zealand Food Guide: 5 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Waihi
Find out what Cafe restaurants to try in Waihi. Waihi is a town in Hauraki District in the North Island of New Zealand, especially notable for its history as a gold mine town. It had a population of 4,527 at the 2013 census.
Things to do in Waihi
1. Waikino Station Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Priscilla N
We stopped here briefly as it is where the train stops Lovely, caring service! They thought of everything and took into consideration that we were not going to be there long. The food was delicious! My sister-in-law is still talking about the delicious scone she had their.I highly recommend this sweet station cafe
Where to eat New Zealand food in Waihi: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. Eaten
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By PeppaPigNZ
We stopped here after looking in the sushi shop and the bakery just opposite. Reasonably priced, friendly service. Kids enjoyed gingerbread ladies who were wearing bikinis. Good choice of cabinet food, fresh sandwiches. My soup was nice. Would visit again.
3. Gold Rush Cafe
Reviewed By dicowan
we arrived when the lady was getting ready to close up but she was very lovely and didn't mind. we got our drinks in takeaway cups to help her but she was truly happy for us to take our time on a sunday afternoon. food was yummy and her local understanding of the mining was very informative
4. Kate And Willâs Coffee Garden
Reviewed By May C
Only open Thursday to Sunday 10 till 4 during summer. Serving a limited selection of homemade open sandwiches, scones and cakes + coffees, a good selection of loose teas and lovely hot chocolate. I sampled almost everything over my 5 visits and all were excellent with the savoury scone being the best I have ever tasted!Kate & Will intended to attract cyclists and walkers doing the Hauraki rail trail but they have also attracted a number of locals who have become regular customers. One of the locals being the friend I was staying with. It is a lovely setting and they are a very friendly and welcoming young couple.
5. Table Matters
Reviewed By librarychicknz
I was most impressed with this quaint little tea shop in the centre of Waihi.A friend and I had booked in for a little high tea to celebrate her birthday. We duly arrived and sat down to the most lovely dining experience. As I said, it was just so quaint. The table was laid out with vintage table cloths, tea cups and matching crockery, cutlery and condiments. In fact the whole shop was laid out just as lovely, in full vintage theme. The food was gorgeous; the yummiest club sandwiches I've ever tasted, a simply scrumptious savoury quiche, a perfect scone accompanied by jam and cream, and a melt in your mouth chocolate brownie. This was all served on a vintage two-tiered high tea plate. The selection of teas was really good as well. The High Tea was very reasonably priced at $16.50 and they also do Devonshire Teas priced at $8.50. I would thoroughly recommend visiting this place if you are having a girls day out or similar. The shop part had a few momentos to purchase as well for the die-hard tea lover.
