Find out what New Zealand restaurants to try in New Plymouth. Botanical gardens, coastal walkways, golf courses peppered with sheep—what’s not to love about New Plymouth? The New Zealand city is an ideal spot for laid-back leisure. Explore the postcard perfect landscape of the beaches, parks and stone cottages. For more of a challenge, a climb up Paritutu Rock will leave you breathless but humbled by the surrounding beauty.
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4 based on 424 reviews
Monicas offering is based on quality fresh ingredients, locally sourced where possible with a modern Italian influence. There is an emphasis on A la carte however a counter offering is available daily. Monica's is a place to dine, eat, drink and take out.
Walked in to Monicas without a reservation on a busy Friday night, and the waitress squeezed us in at a spare table.Fabulous food with a variety of dishes to choose from.Great wine list too.
4 based on 213 reviews
Elixir Cafe -your daily fix. Every morning our muffins, cakes and biscuits are made fresh for you by our trained bakers and taste tested by our front of house staff. Our dedicated baristas are committed to coffee greatness were only the very best coffee i
People are constantly streaming into this establishment & once you have had a meal here you will know why.We ordered some Buddha bowls which were very tasty & the banana bread which was huge. Some others at our table had the big breakfast which looked enormous & after devouring it all said it was amazing.The coffee is ver good too. Nice place for lunch.
4 based on 252 reviews
Okurukuru Restaurant - the highlight of coastal hospitality. Honest good food prepared by passionate chefs with stunning surroundings .Clifftop view over the Tasman Sea and Mount Taranaki.
We arrived late afternoon after driving around following other vineyard and brewery signs in the area that all led to closed venues. Okurukuru is the only real vineyard left around New Plymouth. Tastings had already finished by the time we arrived and the winemaker was only still there because her car battery had died. Despite that she did a personal tasting for us at the bar and patiently answered all our questions. It was a lovely experience that turned around what had been looking like a day full of disappointments. Can't thank her enough for a great experience :) Really enjoyed the distinct wines they do in small batches, mostly by hand, with their own varietals and unique soil qualities of the region.
4 based on 464 reviews
Two words, simply awesome. Federal Store was just down the road from where we were staying, having had breakfast at our accommodation we thought just to call in for a morning coffee before starting our day exploring New Plymouth. Oh boy what a popular cafe this was, it was full of atmosphere on our arrival with few tables spare inside. We ordered our coffees at the counter and resisted being tempted by the many delicious looking treats on offer in the cabinets, it was at this point that we both decided to come back for lunch. Our coffees were spot on, good blend, my double espresso was smooth and the right temperature, I wanted another. Same thing at lunchtime, the cafe was near full, it was buzzing with energy. We thoroughly enjoyed our meals, the chicken and bacon toastie was loaded with meat, very flavoursome and a decent portion size. The pumpkin and feta frittata was moist and delicious, both dishes were served with a side of mixed lettuce mix and a swirl of dressing. To finish we had to have a lemon meringue pie to share, it was adorable, served with cream, the pastry was great, the meringue was devine, soft and flowing into the lemon butter. The decor of Federal Store is retro, refreshing and unique in these times of so many cafes popping up, the uniforms of the staff are also very appealing. Service was prompt and friendly. Street parking is available on Devon Street or surrounding streets. All I can think is how lucky the residents of New Plymouth are to have such a fabulous cafe.
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4 based on 213 reviews
my wife & I were in New Plymouth for the weekend, looked up best restaurants, saw the good write up for the Hour Glass, booked a table (just as well as the place was packed) most enjoyable evening, excellent tapas menu, we both really enjoyed our 4 choices & drinks, the services excellent, if we lived in the city we would become regulars, recommend to all
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4 based on 254 reviews
Juliana's never fails to deliver. We have been here several times now over the years and it is always very pleasant. The food is delicious and definitely value for money. Even though it was a busy night the last time we went, there was no loud noise or extra hustle and bustle. It was all very calm, making for a very pleasant evening. We will certainly be back.Thank you for your good comments on Julianas we look forward to seeing you again
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4 based on 550 reviews
The Social Kitchen is a comfortable Bistro that celebrate a social occasion and shared dining
I came here with a group of friends on a Sunday afternoon. The place was empty but weâd been told it was a great place to enjoy some casual shared food and so we duly ordered some small plates. There is a South American feel to the menu which was appealing but sadly the food didnât deliver. The bean dip with the flat bread was boring and under seasoned. The empanadas were far from authentic and can with the chimichurri served on them which is great if you want chimichurri, not so great if you donât. The ceviche was delicious and we loved the addition of the apple but the portion was tiny. The prawn tostadas lacked a certain something and were all falling apart. They looked good but weâre bland. The spicy chicken was, well, very spicy but underneath the heat was a bitter taste and we thought theyâd been over-caramelised. Lastly, the polenta fries were also under seasoned. I am not someone who likes a lot of salt but this food was seriously lacking in flavour. The final straw was the pisco sour which was really bland and most definitely not sour. It need far more lemon and more pisco and the traditional drop of bitters. It just tasted of egg white and sugar. So, a bit of a fail Iâm afraid. The decor is quirky though and, maybe on another day this place could shine. Sadly it was not to be for us. Dear NesbitevansWe are sorry you felt your food and beverage was bland and lacking flavour. We strive always to be the very best and take all feedback seriously. Your observations will be passed on to the kitchen and bar team. To ensure we are doing our utmost for our guests I need to make sure all our procedures are being followed. When you expressed your dissatisfaction to your server at the time they meal checked you, did we offer to re-make the food for your table? We like to give all our guests the opportunity to let us know if they are unhappy at the time of service and likewise we appreciate the opportunity to do something about it. If this procedure was not adhered to then I would appreciate you contacting me directly. My email is on our website.
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4 based on 232 reviews
Table at Nice Boutique Hotel is an award-winning restaurant considered to be New Plymouthâs finest. A destination in its own right, Table offers international cuisine with a kiwi twist. The hotelâs personality flows through to the dining spaces - deliveri
We try and come for our anniversary every year, and itâs consistently both elegant and delicious. The service was lovely and the food was very tasty and beautifully plated.
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4 based on 313 reviews
After a long drive on a cool winters day we arrived at the Plymouth International and decided to eat at the hotel which was a great decision. The restaurant was warm and staff very welcoming.We had a wonderful meal at the Orangery restaurant. I had the pork belly with melt in the mouth crackling and delicious accompaniments, specially the poached apple. My husband had the steak which was also cooked to perfection. Highly recommend.Thank you for the great feedback on the steak and pork belly, we look forward to seeing you agin
4 based on 699 reviews
Visiting New Plymouth and staying at the Millennium, on a cold, rainy night, so thought weâd have dinner at Salt, the restaurant attached to the hotel.Very happy we made that decision.Starter of Pumpkin and Bacon soup was excellent, as was the fish of the day main course. We ordered a glass of wine to share and they split it into 2 glasses - a nice touch.The chocolate fudge pudding for dessert was excellent too.Service was top notch.Will be back next time weâre in New Plymouth
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