Location: Hahei
Top Restaurants in Hahei
Top Things to do in Hahei
Countries
Best Seafood food near Hahei, North Island, New Zealand
Discover Restaurants offering the best Seafood food in Hahei, North Island, New Zealand. Hahei is a small settlement in Mercury Bay on the eastern side of the Coromandel Peninsula in New Zealand. It is near Cathedral Cove, between the settlements of Cooks Beach and Hot Water Beach. It is approximately 6 km south east of Whitianga and 6 km north of Hot Water Beach.
Things to do in Hahei
1. Squids Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 645 reviews
Reviewed By dennisrkilpatrick
Yesterday I was looking at all of the Trip Advisor reviews for restaurants in Whitianga. I narrowed it down to three and then checked out their menus. When I open Squids Bar and Restaurant right there on the entree list (starters) were Mussels Kilpatrick. Now, I have had "Kilpatrick" in my name for more than 6 decades, but I had never eaten that dish--or even heard of it. I figured it was destiny, so we went there for dinner. We were not disappointed! Excellent food! I, of course, had to get the mussels for starter, my friend ordered fish tacos--and we are from Texas so we know fish tacos! They were very, very good. That was easily the farthest from Texas I have ever ventured into our beloved "Tex-Mex". The main course (that we split) was the sesame fish and it had a delightful ginger salad greens that came with it, both are tasty. Despite being completely full of diners we had excellent service. The staff was exceptionally friendly. I will return here, but not JUST for the Mussels! I recommend a booking on the weekends as there were several "walk-ins" who wanted to eat, but there was no more room!
North Island, New Zealand Food Guide: 5 Cafe food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Hahei
2. Stoked Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 352 reviews
Stoked is a relaxed family dining Restaurant set in a prime waterfront Location in Whitianga. We offer an all day menu serving a range of different cuisines. We particularly focus on fresh local Seafood, Chargrilled dishes, Woodfired pizzas and have a ful
Reviewed By MarkE20
A few of us decided to watch the cars return on the Saturday evening after the Rally finished in Whitianga so decided to pop in to Stoked for a snack and some refreshments.Lovely setting beside the beach and great vantage spot to see the cars come past.They are most welcoming even if it was just a snack and a drink.Nice menu if you want a great meal, we know, we have dined here several times.Great craft beers and local wines on offer as well as the usual varieties.
Most Popular European food in Hahei, North Island, New Zealand
3. Salt Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 902 reviews
Waters edge dining in beautiful Whitianga serving European style food using only the best local ingredients. Whether it's a quiet cocktail on the deck accompanied by a bar snack, or a full dining experience, Salt will cater for your needs. Call us today f
Reviewed By MarkE20
Our Auckland house recently sold at Auction and the Real Estate company gave us $200 voucher to dine at Salt.We managed to eat and drink our way through $193 and we throughly stuffed.The entrees were excellent, bread and dips and a bouillabaisse with sour dough bread.The pan fried market fish was snapper and I had the taste of beef, wagyu beef an$ eye fillet, yum.Finished off with desserts were equally nice and finished off with coffee.In July itâs dine in as itâs a bit chilly on the deck overlooking the marina.The fire was lit and very cosy.Nice quiet atmosphere on a Sunday night.Staff were very friendly and took care of us.The food was excellent and goes along with the prices.We have dine here several times and have never been disappointed.Thanks Salt for a lovely evening and thank you to the Real Estate Company B and T. Cheers.
4. Hotties Shop
Overall Ratings
3 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By poppy500NZ
This place charges life a cafe but is more like a dairy.You can hire spades for hot water beach a few 100 m away, get cold drinks including beer, ice creams, fish and chips and cabinet food. There is a very spartan sitting area, no glasses or water on offer, salt and pepper in little sachets but prices don't reflect the lack of comfort. Having said that it is in a pretty remote place. Spade hire $5 plus $20 cash deposit. Free angle parking just across the road from the pay and display park/ toilets. Check tide times before planning your day as hot water area only accessible for approx 1-1.5 hrs either side of low tide.
Where to eat New Zealand food in Hahei: The Best Restaurants and Bars
