New Zealand, European

The Palms Restaurant is a great place to enjoy a unique dining experience while enjoying the tranquil setting of the Queens Gardens in the heart of Dunedin City. The restaurant is a favourite in the Dunedin dining scene, and the strong lunch and dinner menu is popular among locals and visitors alike. The Palms focuses on delivering "the total Dunedin dining experience" which goes beyond the meal, to encompass atmosphere and service HANZ Awards for Excellence - National Finalist - Best Restaurant 2008 and Best Lamb 2009 NZ Beef and Lamb 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011

Features: Licensed, BYO, Romantic, Wheelchair Accessible

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New Zealand, Burgers

A culinary extravaganza in a casual bar setting: You can enjoy a HUGE range, from a Kiwi Burger with fries (Homemade beef pattie, lettuce, tomato, egg, beetroot, cheese & mayo), to 'Cock-a-doodle Pesto' (chicken breast crumbed & stuffed with basil pesto, cream cheese & bacon. With your choice of delicious Mushroom or Pepper sauce if you wish). Mmmmm. Check out the menu. The Baaa serves a comprehensive range of main meal menu options for lunch or dinner, plus an all day bar menu. The Culinary Team is preparing food for you every day from 10am and licensed till 1am Mon - Sat and 10pm Sun.

Features: Licensed, Outdoor Dining

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Vegetarian, Seafood

Carey's Bay Historic Hotel prides itself on serving up succulent, freshly caught fish of the day, for the freshest seafood experience. Also on the menu you'll find traditional pub dishes such as beer-battered fish & chips, hearty seafood-chowder, fish-pie, and steak & eggs. All this, alongside a variety of adventurous dishes such as Thai seafood curry, pork belly five-spice, lamb shank korma, plus Carey's Bay Hotel's glorious seafood platter. Large group bookings outside standard dining hours are welcome. Plus extensive blackboard bar menu is on from 3pm til close, 7 days. This gorgeous venue dates back to 1874, and provides plenty of cosy corners, with open-fires to warm your toes, plus lovely views across the bay. 'The Conservatory' provides covered, heated pseudo-al-fresco dining in winter, or a sunny and open outdoor space during summer-time, as does 'The Courtyard' area. You'll find a perfect spot for a romantic candle-lit meal, or a smart but casual spot for lunch-dining. Other spaces include 'The Snug' & 'The Upstairs Lounge'. The Snug is a classy space providing private dining for up to 14. Comfy leather chairs and gorgeous big table, enhanced by a huge 'picture-window' over Careys Bay; Book personalised service in private Upstairs Lounge for stunning views down the harbour. Suits couples or groups of up to 20 diners. $50 fee.

Features: Licensed, Romantic, Great View, Outdoor Dining

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New Zealand, Family

At the Normanby we offer a clean friendly atmosphere with a touch of character to add to your dining experience.

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New Zealand, European

Crown Mill Restaurant is Dunedin's newest and classiest restaurant, with quality affordable dining with larger portions to satisfy, separate function facility with large open fire...perect for any function or conference event

Features: Licensed, Romantic, Wheelchair Accessible, Outdoor Dining

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Cafe

Alibi - Dunedin's favourite bar and restaurant in the heart of the Octagon.

Features: Licensed, Wheelchair Accessible, Outdoor Dining

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New Zealand

Craft Bar is located in the Octagon, Dunedin, which is part of the hub of inner city bars, restaurants, and evening entertainment.

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Indian, British

Madly British is Dunedin's funky new restaurant with a perfectly executed British theme. Owner Ronnie Bhogal, has embraced the British concept right down to the mushy peas, cucumber sandwiches, HP sauce, toad in a hole, and an English-style curry. During the big earthquake of 2011, Ronnie Bhogal's Christchurch restaurants (Two Fat Indians) were all sadly destroyed. The silver lining is that Ronnie has turned his attention to Dunedin, with Madly British being the result! Madly British proudly supports several charities. Including strong support of local cricket and rugby, as well as raising money for the Breast Cancer Foundation. For every coffee brought at Madly British, a $1 is donated to the foundation, and $3 for every high tea. Ronnie hopes to raise $50,000 for the foundation by October 2012. With such a diverse menu, Madly British has three chefs, each with a set of complimentary specialist skills, so diners get the best flavours from each dish. Between 'table-numbers' being replaced by pics of British icons, (eg Mr Bean!), and Queen Victory Sponge Cake, an extensive range of teas, including the specially invented Prince William and Kate’s wedding tea blend, plus the ever-popular tea loaf. Madly British boasts a tempting selection of local and imported beers (try the chocolate beer!). (Source: Dunedin Tourism)

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2 Mooses in Dunedin

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British, New Zealand

'Great food, beverage in a historic-themed atmosphere at an affordable price' is our point of difference, and we're only two minutes over the hill from the Octagon. Enjoy the Tramshed Bistro menu at Cableways, with its friendly English-style bar. The relaxed atmosphere features visual cablecar memorabilia, relating to the nearby site of the old steampowered wheelhouse that provided the power for cablecars to transport locals between Kaikorai & Roslyn in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Pride of place, is the 'No 93' tram out front, an original restored Roslyn cablecar, where the saloons either side can be enjoyed by our patrons for dining/drinking pleasure.

Features: Wheelchair Accessible, Outdoor Dining

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