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Best European food near Rangiora, South Island, New Zealand
Best European restaurants nearby. Discover the best European food in Rangiora. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for European restaurants near you.. Rangiora is the largest town and seat of the Waimakariri District, in Canterbury, New Zealand. It is 29 kilometres (18 mi) north of Christchurch, and is considered a satellite town of the city. With a population of 18,100 (June 2017), Rangiora is the 25th largest urban area in New Zealand, and the fourth-largest in the Canterbury region (behind Christchurch, Timaru and Ashburton).
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7. The Coffee Shot Expresso
Mobile Coffee van, serving hot and cold beverages. We specialize in events and functions. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any of your needs regardless of size.
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6. Soda Cafe & Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By sherbsfamily
Drove from Oxford on Sunday 7th Jan 2018 after finding it in the Entertainment book & it sounded fabulous. Says open 7 days a week and we were there at 12.30pm.So annoyed as well out of our way BUT sounded so worth It!!Sorry you had a wasted journey. Like many other businesses we close during the Chrismas/New Year period and on public holidays. As the dates are established long after the Entertainment Book goes to print it is impossible to have our closure dates listed in the book (I don't actually think it is possible to do so anyway). I left a full answer phone message with details of our closure times on our land line during the break and posted closure times on our Face Book page. Other than that I'm not sure what else I could do. Have made the decision to withdraw from the Entertainment Book for 2018/19 as reviews like this that are beyond our control but affect our business terribly are disappointing and damaging.
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5. Ivory Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 22 reviews
A stunning 1920's styled, restoration and reincarnation of one of Canterbury's few surviving Heritage Buildings. An establishment of majestic opulence, sensational European tappas and shared plate cuisine, crystal, cocktails, champagne and craft beers.
Reviewed By Thaimusic
We have been to the Ivory Bar several times as a couple and twice as a small group. All visits have met or exceeded our expectations.Firstly the building has been restored to absolutely perfection, the detail is fantastic. The bathroom alone is worth a visit but odd lighting in there makes you look very red.The place has been very cosy and warm each time, twice we have encountered live music, our favourite being Lee Martin.We didnât dress up just smart casual and that seems fine but it sure is a great place to go if you wanted to dress up. Hopefully they donât let it get too casual though, especially in summer.Drink selection is great and they use top quality product. Connor went over and above to make a cocktail that is hard to get at most bars and it is now a favourite for me when I go, heâs a very friendly and knowledgeable bar manager.Twice we have had the platter to share â¦.huge and value for money, I doubt I could make it myself for the price. They have 3 types of platters and we got a mix of each of them which was helpful. Everyone was blown away by the presentation, flavours and cost. They have the most amazing fish on there I have tasted; we all went ohhhhhhhhh when we tried it.We will be sure to make a night to have a try of the rest of the menu.The bar staff are very welcoming, relaxed to chat with, super efficient and helpful to accommodate anything. Lots of seating options from at the bar, high tables, intimate comfy seating and well set up to take groups.Our most recent visit last night was the most coldest of nights and the place was warm and cosy, we were just in for a quick birthday drink. To our delight they have introduced a new happy hour every night of the week from 4pm-6pm. Amazing prices, especially for the setting and quality they deliver.Bottle Heineken and Corona for $6!, tap beer mostly at least $6 off, Spy valley sav $8, Prosecco $8, cocktail of the month that looked amazing $12, I had a nice Cabernet Malbec for $11 and my fave cocktail $20, not a fan of the paper/card straw but thatâs the way of the world, it goes soggy after a few sips. There was a selection of approx 4 or 5 bar snacks for very fair prices. We were cooking that night so just had the olives that were crispy coated on a feta puree that tasted a little like wasabi approx 6 of them for $4. Canât wait to try the Dutch croquettes which sound great and only $8. Have seen a variety of people there that all look very comfortable and relaxed regardless of dressed up or tidy casual and we have been there when there was a huge birthday crowd also but that made no difference to the service or ambience.Rangiora has needed a place like this for some time and I hope people donât judge it and write it off as expensive or stuffy as itâs far from that. Well done to the staff and owners that seem to be passionate to get things right for their customers.
4. Five Stags Rangiora
Overall Ratings
3 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By BillI875
5 Stags restaurant and bar is set in a modern building with a rustic country decor. Little hard to find but worth it. Excellent service, friendly staff, very generous meals and not too expensive. Great for families. We have now visited 3 times when in the area as it is not close to home.
3. Kingsford Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
A daytime eatery offering fresh, contemporary, creative, flavoursome, New Zealand cuisine. Located in Rangiora.
Reviewed By EricaW1558
My husband and I had breakfast at the Kingsford yesterday. I ordered the oatmeal pancakes and hubby ordered the Kingsford Brekkie. The food was absolutely delicious and good value. We love the decor of the Kingsford Kitchen, it is classic and the place is always immaculate.
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2. Fresca Mediterranean
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
A mellow little Mediterranean-style cafe, grocer and deli tucked away at the sunny end of Conway Lane. Fabulous coffee and a great range of food. The evening menu features the best pizza in town! Browse the grocery shelves for a great range of quality ing
Reviewed By 494kerenc
Love this place. Super friendly team and scrumptious food. Love the option to purchase Italian goodies from cabinet and shelves. Had spinach, cream cheese and capsicum roulade, served with salad and mint dressing. Perfect combo. Long black with dash of cream. Set for the day. Open 7 days a week.. well worth a visit. Bought fresh halloumi on way out, just coz.
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1. Fusion Cafe Restaurant Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Fusion Café Restaurant Bar strive to provide best and fresh baking and cooking. Not to miss, Coffee, Ice creams, Smoothies, Shakes. We are not only Café. We are Restaurant for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner with take away facility as well. Fully Licensed Bar wi
Reviewed By McdTara
First place to serve proper Coffee, Nicely blend medium strength coffee in this winters is what Fusion offered.Wide and nice selection from cabinet with different and Yummy choices.I was happily surprised to find this place.When spoke to staff(Owners), they mentioned that they believe in customer's word of mouth. I know they will go long with such genuine approach.
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