Location: Greymouth
Top Restaurants in Greymouth
Top Things to do in Greymouth
Where to eat Cafe food in Greymouth: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Greymouth, South Island, New Zealand. Greymouth (/ˈɡreɪmaʊθ/) (Māori: Māwhera) is the largest town in the West Coast region in the South Island of New Zealand, and the seat of the Grey District Council. The population of the whole Grey District is 13,500, which accounts for 42% of the West Coast's inhabitants. The Greymouth urban area had an estimated population of 9,690 (June 2017). The District Council expects growth of 1.5% per year between 2006 and 2016.
Things to do in Greymouth
7. DONNY and MARIE Restaurant
6. Do Duck In Bakery
Reviewed By mummakook
There's sure to be something for everyone here. Plenty to choose from at reasonable prices with friendly service. I wish it was my local!
5. The Gap Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By 202paulap
We love trying new cafes but this one seriously had me wishing Iâd checked the reviews on TripAdvisor first! I had noted the exterior as we drove into town and thought it looked very funky so after a wander around town we ended up back there for lunch. The exterior and interior did not match (first red flag) outside looked hipster cool - inside bland and uninspiring. Waiting in the queue to order, someone came up to the counter to complain they had been waiting for ages for a cup of tea to come. The staff member at the till also seemed quite flustered taking orders and writing things down then trying to ring up the till. Once seated our coffee arrived - it appeared as a mixture of unfrothed barely warm milk and coffee. We could hear people at two nearby tables complaining about being over-charged, food being slow to come out and things missing from their meals. We had the same experience with our order of âWest Coast wedgesâ coming out without the bacon - I began to think the chef didnât have a copy of the menu? I felt embarrassed for the owner who did seem to be trying her best to greet people and help and direct the staff - I did wonder whether it might be a training cafe for young people or for a charity? Overall a disappointing experience for us at this cafe unfortunately.
4. Paroa Parked Up
Restaurant meets food truck. Paroa Parked up is an extension of Paroa Hotel parked up in Greymouth's town square offering smart friendly street food.
Reviewed By CJnewzealand
Can not recommend these guys more! So far Iâve had 3 types of burgers, the loaded fries, donuts & bliss balls! Love that I can order in the morning and have it ready for a certain time. Super tasty, affordable meals, and big sized portions!
3. Bonzai Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Established in 1982 the Bonzai has been under new management since June 2015. Now known as the Bonzai Cafe, it still provides all the old favourites, great pizza's and some of the best coffee to be found on the Coast. We've been continuing to improve the
Reviewed By MarcelTraveller
In this street with shops, this place to eat is a little bit hidden away. When we entered, we saw this restaurant has the charm of a restaurant where mostly local people eat, with (older) friendly waitresses who seemed to know a lot of guests. The menu offered sufficient choices. My wife ordered the vegetarian dish and I had the fish special for $ 22,90. Summarised a place for a good meal in a friendly restaurant.
2. Rapahoe Beachfront Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Nicky S
We came here for dinner after visiting punakaiki. What a fantastic hotel. Rustic looking. Amazing location next to stunning wild beach. Very friendly locals, Pool table, jukebox and great simple but incredibly tasty food. Would recommend to all. New management apparently and doing great job. Please support!
Greymouth Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Greymouth
1. Maggie's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
Good old-fashioned New Zealand cafe.
Reviewed By FJ-NZ
We called in here for a quick coffee, totally unplanned and were really pleasantly surprised. $8 for a large cappuccino and an earl grey tea was great value and the drinks were sizeable and good quality. We didnât eat but what others had looked great.Donât be put off by the fact it doesnât have the modern âkerb appealâ of some other cafes, this place is a real find that we would definitely come back to if back in the area.
What to do and see in Greymouth, New Zealand: The Best Places and Tips
