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Top 8 Cafe food in Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand
Reviews on Cafe food in Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand. Staggering beauty and heart-pumping thrills await in the resort town of Queenstown, which is also known for its Hobbits—much of the Lord of the Rings trilogy was filmed in the area. Outdoor enthusiasts flock to Queenstown for the kayaking, bungee jumping, jetboating, white-water rafting, hiking and skiing. More mild-mannered adventurers can take a quiet cruise through nearby Milford Sound, part of the Fjordland National Park World Heritage area, or sample South Island pinot noir from one of the region's 75 wineries.
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8. Odelay
Overall Ratings
4 based on 115 reviews
Odelay is a daytime cafe, with fresh seasonal food. We serve Allpress coffee alongside fresh salads, baking, sandwiches, fresh juice as well as a fantastic breakfast and lunch menu.Large outdoor area facing the sun.Child friendly.
Reviewed By RKensington
Great foodVery good coffeeLiked the selection of breakfast and the ability to build your own breakfast Very popular Food prep staff engagingBut do like serving - waiting staff to be attentive and proactive The food and coffees will bring us back
7. Joes Garage
Overall Ratings
4 based on 950 reviews
The original Joe's Garage opened in 2000, situated in an old Post Office sorting room in Queenstown. There are now seven Joe's around NZ and the concept is the same now as it was then- to be a Cafe that everybody can go to and enjoy exceptional coffee and
Reviewed By getatChris
Good shet. No nonsense cafe, I get the sense the waiter wanted us to order food and eat and then get the fock out ASAP. I ainât mad at that, people got shet to do. The scrambled eggs were amazing, we ordered sweetie rolls to go which are more like epic bacon hotdogs. Get at me w/ more of these, could have eaten these mummerfockin pieces of shet every day of our tripThanks for the review, hope to see you again in Joes' soon or grabbing takeaways!
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6. The Bathhouse Cafe, Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 797 reviews
The Bathhouse restaurant is a historical gem from 1911; its regal crown-like architecture is like nothing else in Queenstown. Youâll find us right on the beach along Marine Parade, with a sunny deck overlooking Lake Wakatipu and a nearby playground so you
Reviewed By 702beths
Very friendly staff welcome you to this superbly located spot right on the âbeachâ in Queenstown. Sit outside or in. Latin music and twinkling lights of Queenstown create the ambience. Enjoy just a drink, have some tapas but to go without eating a main meal is to miss out. We had cooked lamb and beef cheeks as our choices and both were hearty tasty and comforting. Queenstown has a lot of restaurants but this one, for both food and location, should not be missed. Open breakfast lunch and dinner. Great spot for a people watch too.
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5. Halo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 802 reviews
Contemporary café/restaurant open for breakfast , lunch & dinner Fully licensed with friendly table service
Reviewed By April A
My husband had the fish n chips and said they were the best heâs had since our trip to Scotland two years ago! I had the chicken cashew salad and it was very tasty. I have celiac and they were careful with my food and they had a GF treat called a Florentine that was wonderful. Highly recommend!Thanks AprilUsing a Scottish batter recipe if mineAnd the Florentine is ever so popular even if ur not celiac
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4. Yonder
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Queenstown's newest eatery, Yonder, with their experimental kitchen also boast the primary go to for speciality coffee. With its main focus on dietary needs (vegan, GF) and a large array of healthy and indulgent delights, Yonder is ever evolving. A sunny
Reviewed By ashleigh_walters1
We ate brunch at Yonder on our last day in Queenstown. We initially sat outside as it had a gorgeous atmosphere, however, with impending rain/snow we headed inside to a booth. The inside atmosphere is cosy yet spacious, never feeling like we were on top of each other. I ordered the pork benedict choosing to swap out the pork for 'streaky bacon' for an added $2, which I felt was a bit of a rip off considering streaky bacon would cost considerably less than shredded pork and the amount of bacon that was substituted in was pretty poor. The overall flavour was good. My friend ordered eggs on toast which came exactly as stated, don't expect anything extra like butter on your toast. Seemed to be a great catch up place for the locals. Free wifi was also a plus as we waited to hear whether our flight home was cancelled or not.Hey Ashleigh, Thanks for the review! We're always happy to supply butter, in fact we've actually started providing butter upon request as a sustainability measure because so many people were throwing it out. We use premium bacon, so its actually more expensive than expected. Glad you loved the flavour, hopefully,â we can grab those two missing stars from you next time!
3. Balls and Bangles
Overall Ratings
4 based on 212 reviews
Balls and Bangles Queenstown is all about crazy donuts, shakes, delicious bagels and our premium ORB coffee. Come on in for a treat or two!
Reviewed By TrishK68
Visited this evening for an after dinner treat - not disappointed at all. Gourmet doughnuts are a bit more expensive at $8, but very filling. Other filled doughnuts were $4. My husband & younger daughter each had a salted caramel & Nutella filled doughnuts, I had a lemon meringue one & older daughter had an Oreo crunch which came with a syringe of chocolate sauce! We were all pretty impressed.
2. Vudu Cafe & Larder
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3331 reviews
Queenstowns iconic Cafe nestled on the waterfront in the heart of town. We are proud to offer award winning modern cafe food using fresh, seasonal and local produce.
Reviewed By HappyNess18
Enjoyed a delicious breakfast and great coffee here with my husband and 9 year old. The cafe has a very cool vibe, which we enjoyed as much as our meals! Cabinet full of amazing treats we will have to go back and try!
1. Big Fig
Overall Ratings
4 based on 138 reviews
Big Fig Queenstown is all about slow food, served fast. We hit the sweet spot between food that's really good and ready to go. Our dishes are fresh, made by chefs and packed with flavour. You choose a plate size and we fill it the way you want. Come fill
Reviewed By Waxmanloilee
This place has a great homey feel to it. The food is just good hands down and there are plenty of healthy choices. Everything is fresh and the atmosphere is great. The prices are quite reasonable considering the quality of their food. This is a must try!
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