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South Island, New Zealand Food Guide: 10 New Zealand food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Greymouth
Reviews on New Zealand food in Greymouth, South Island, New Zealand. Greymouth (/ˈɡreɪmaʊθ/) (Māori: Māwhera) is the largest town in the West Coast region in the South Island of New Zealand, and the seat of the Grey District Council. The population of the whole Grey District is 13,500, which accounts for 42% of the West Coast's inhabitants. The Greymouth urban area had an estimated population of 9,690 (June 2017). The District Council expects growth of 1.5% per year between 2006 and 2016.
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10. Paroa Parked Up
Restaurant meets food truck. Paroa Parked up is an extension of Paroa Hotel parked up in Greymouth's town square offering smart friendly street food.
Reviewed By CJnewzealand
Can not recommend these guys more! So far Iâve had 3 types of burgers, the loaded fries, donuts & bliss balls! Love that I can order in the morning and have it ready for a certain time. Super tasty, affordable meals, and big sized portions!
9. Albert's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By sandl68
Dined in the restaurant whilst stying in the hotel. Evening meal was very good value for money. I had venison pie - which was great - and partner enjoyed the chicken burger. Friendly, helpful staff.
8. Raceway Carvery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
located in Union Hotel
Reviewed By RGSS39
Most locals reckon this is the best "roast dinner" restaurant in Greymouth, and they're probably right! It's a good idea to get there early most evenings as it's very popular and rightly so. A choice of at least two joints is on offer plus other dishes. pasta, and steaks cooked to order. I eat there twice in a week, roast pork first time, and a steak second. Both were first class with lots of veggies.This is not a de luxe venue but it's fine value and quality.
7. Australasian Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 136 reviews
Reviewed By leroySUk
Yes, absolute and utter guff. Snooty eye rolling waitresses and guff food. The waitress attitude to customers service was guff. The pints were wet glass flat guff, the food was over cooked guff and the final eye roll from a bratty waitress was guff. The most guff experience I have ever had in any restaurant.
6. Bonzai Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 194 reviews
Established in 1982 the Bonzai has been under new management since June 2015. Now known as the Bonzai Cafe, it still provides all the old favourites, great pizza's and some of the best coffee to be found on the Coast. We've been continuing to improve the
Reviewed By MarcelTraveller
In this street with shops, this place to eat is a little bit hidden away. When we entered, we saw this restaurant has the charm of a restaurant where mostly local people eat, with (older) friendly waitresses who seemed to know a lot of guests. The menu offered sufficient choices. My wife ordered the vegetarian dish and I had the fish special for $ 22,90. Summarised a place for a good meal in a friendly restaurant.
5. Paroa Hotel Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
The Paroa Restaurant is one of Greymouth's best kept secrets. Located on the outskirts of Greymouth, and very popular with the locals a wide range of dishes for all tastes. Our menu cater's for all ages, with an extensive children's menu.
Reviewed By 86calgary
Supper starts at 6:00 PM. We found this out only after arriving at 5:30. Grab a menu off the bar as you walk in, check it and the chalkboard for any daily specials especially what the âroast of the dayâ is. Go to the kitchen window to place your order. Pay then or start a tab. They give you a disc that buzzes when your order is ready for pick up. Grab cutlery and napkins from the salad bar. We found this out only after watching a couple of locals! With your main dish you can choose salad bar and chips (French fries) or steamed fresh veg. Restaurant is very clean, staff friendly and food very good. Seems to be very popular with locals and young seniors like us. Lots of free parking, 10 minute drive south from Greymouth, fully accessible.
4. Rapahoe Beachfront Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
Reviewed By Nicky S
We came here for dinner after visiting punakaiki. What a fantastic hotel. Rustic looking. Amazing location next to stunning wild beach. Very friendly locals, Pool table, jukebox and great simple but incredibly tasty food. Would recommend to all. New management apparently and doing great job. Please support!
3. The Speight's Ale House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 749 reviews
Newly renovated, The Greymouth Speight's Ale House has a new winter menu but with the same legendary selection of beers and wine. Open everyday from 11:30am, we have a cosy indoor fire and outdoor seating and we welcome you with good old fashioned Kiwi ho
Reviewed By JANDC47
Nice place and atmosphere.The staff were all very friendly and helpful.Just the place for a cold wet evening out.
Greymouth Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Greymouth
2. Buccleugh's on High
Overall Ratings
4 based on 550 reviews
Buccleugh's On High is a stand alone restaurant but part of the Recreation Hotel. Diners can eat in the restaurant but also have the option of eating off the restaurant menu in our lively and clean bar.
Reviewed By KiwiKerry53
Located in the Recreation Hotel, I was expecting pub grub, but the offerings were far superior than that. I had dinner and a continental breakfast here. My good was lovely and I was very impressed by the seafood signature dish a couple in the next table had - I'm not a seafood lover, but it was impressive!
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1. Maggie's Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 350 reviews
Good old-fashioned New Zealand cafe.
Reviewed By FJ-NZ
We called in here for a quick coffee, totally unplanned and were really pleasantly surprised. $8 for a large cappuccino and an earl grey tea was great value and the drinks were sizeable and good quality. We didnât eat but what others had looked great.Donât be put off by the fact it doesnât have the modern âkerb appealâ of some other cafes, this place is a real find that we would definitely come back to if back in the area.
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