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Reviews on New Zealand food in Clyde, South Island, New Zealand including Monteiths Brewery Bar Alexandra, Paulina's Restaurant & Bar, Olivers Restaurant, Post Office Cafe & Bar, The Merchant of Clyde, The Dunstan Hotel, Clyde Village Store And Cafe
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7. Clyde Village Store And Cafe
Reviewed By Gondwana80
I stopped in for lunch during a bike ride, and was so captivated by what this small cafe offered.The quality of soup, served with mini cheese muffins, was impeccable, and the perfect option for a cold winterâs day. Likewise the coffee was great. Customer service was excellent and it was very clear that the owner cared about every little detail to make the customerâs dining experience very pleasant and enjoyable.This cafe stood out. Would wholeheartedly recommend.
6. The Dunstan Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By johnthetempest
As far as pub meals go The Dunstan Hotel In Clyde will be up with the best. Great service reasonable prices and huge meals. We had the rib eye steak but I heard the blue cod is just as nice. Well worth a visit but go with s big appetite.
5. The Merchant of Clyde
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
The Merchant of Clyde is already becoming a regular one-stop-shop for locals and visitors in Clyde, who are soaking up the flavours of Olivers' cafe-delicatessen-bakery. And for those who truly love their coffee - we're proud to be selling the Hummingbird
Reviewed By hullson
We chose The Merchant randomly when we stopped in Clyde. We were very pleased that we did. Lovely tea - tea of the day is a great idea, but the highlight was the chicken & vegie pastie - absolutely delicious. We will come back in summer so we can enjoy the courtyard!
4. Post Office Cafe & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 336 reviews
Reviewed By NZHistorianTraveller
We stopped by Clyde because of its historical significance. We followed the booklet Walk Around Historic Clyde admiring the history and stone buildings. It was in Blyth Street we found this old building transformed into a pub style eatery. Inside was a huge fire making it toasty warm inside. Lots of character with wooden floors combined with stone walls and antiques of all types. We decided to have some lunch with the menu showing plenty of options with consideration to my vegetarian diet as well as gluten free choices. The meals were wonderful freshly prepared and beautifully presented. Service was most efficient with a warm friendly welcome from our hosts. Thank you for helping make our unplanned visit to Clyde worth the effort with your kind hospitality.
3. Olivers Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 471 reviews
Reviewed By Central88
The staff are friendly, knowledgable and attentive. The food as always was absolutely delicious and served with pride.The servings were adequate and presentation tops. The beef was so tender it just fell apart, the hare was a delight and the desserts gorgeous.It was easy to tell that the kitchen staff had a great rapport and were under control.
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2. Paulina's Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 192 reviews
The perfect blend of New Zealand and international wholesome food to share. Paulina's Restaurant is located beside the local cinema in central Clyde and prepares honest and unique dishes from Chef Paulina. At Paulina's we believe in simple, uncomplicated,
Reviewed By teamleach
Great food, service, cocktails, atmosphere. Wonderful. The share plate was amazing and so generous. Pisco sours magic!
1. Monteiths Brewery Bar Alexandra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 213 reviews
Reviewed By Hillsflat168
Took a punt on this restaurant as it was near our motel. So pleasantly surprised to find a great welcoming atmosphere. Our young waiter went out of his way to seat us where we chose and gave us top service for the whole evening. We both enjoyed our meals which were served promptly. Our waiter told us a little of the history of the old building and was altogether an attentive and friendly host. He is a valuable asset to this establishment . . .just wish I could remember his name.
