Rentons Restaurant offers generous portions and fantastic flavours. M Renton no longer works here =} cheers mosgiel
Features: Licensed, Romantic, Wheelchair Accessible, Outdoor Dining
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(20 reviews)
160A Gordon RdIn the Crofters ArmsMosgiel
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
(4 reviews)
17 Macandrew RdCareys Bay
The Craic Irish Tavern offers a great range of affordable and great value meals. Open for breafast, brunch, lunch and dinner we offer our full menu all day. We pride ourselves in our DCC inspected A graded Kitchen.
(3 reviews)
24 The OctagonDunedin Central
The Reef Seafood Restaurant & Bar offers a range of seafood and also plenty of non-seafood dishes available. The Reef was established over 12 years ago, however the place has never looked better since new owner Rob Griffiths and head chef Leighton took over in 2010. Leighton the chef is passionate about his career in food, he has traveled widely, appreciates fresh local food. Seafood and steaks are the mainstay of the menu, with whole crayfish grilled with garlic butter, and mouth-watering char-grilled steak. Bubbly, friendly staff make customers feel welcomed to The Reef's great atmosphere. The Reef also boasts an excellent range of range of local beers and wines. (Source: 52 restaurants - Dunedin Tourism)
Features: Licensed
(23 reviews)
329-333 George StDunedin Central
Features: Licensed, Wheelchair Accessible
(5 reviews)
111 Moray PlaceDunedin Central
Cargills "Atrium" Restaurant & Bar is situated at Quality Hotel Cargills. The Award wiining restaurant and lounge bar open up onto a magnificent courtyard garden. The Atrium on George holds the New Zealand Lamb and Beef Hallmark of Excellence 2009.
Features: Licensed, Wheelchair Accessible, Outdoor Dining
678 George StDunedin North
The Terrace in The Octagon is a unique restaurant and sports bar. Enjoy a sumptuous meal in Dunedin's only restaurant offering Stonegrill Dining which enables you to enjoy a meal freshly grilled to personal taste, whether rare, medium or well done.
(14 reviews)
6 The OctagonDunedin Central
Overlooking the main street of Dunedin City, The Rooftop Restaurant & Bar offers a relaxed, casual & friendly dining environment. Rooftops menu specialises in local seafood and steak but also includes lamb, venison, chicken, pork and vegetarian options.
Features: Licensed, BYO, Great View
(9 reviews)
487 George StDunedin Central
Plato Cafe is a relaxed, retro-themed eatery situated on the waterfront in Dunedin, New Zealand. Plato Cafe provides good food, matched with good service, in comfortable surroundings.
Features: Wheelchair Accessible
(34 reviews)
2 Birch StDunedin Central
(2 reviews)
30 Stuart StDunedin Central
Dunedin is home to some of the rarest wildlife in the World!
If you're coming to Dunedin make sure you check out the Otago Peninsula.
s it possible that we are actually half way through May? It seems like just yesterday that we were surfing in boardies (well, some of us) and enjoying surf sessions that started at 8:30pm and finished well after 10pm
Built in 1871, Larnach Castle is New Zealand’s only castle and is quite rightly one of Dunedin’s and New Zealand’s most picturesque places to visit.
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