Tea Cap

GREYMOUTH CAFES AND RESTAURANTS

There is obviously no shortage of eateries and drink in Greymouth. They are scattered all around the township but deciding what one to choose from is going to be determined by if you are wanting a coffee/tea as well as a bite to enjoy or a full meal. Many of these places have free WIFI and this would be a plus in my book. Here are my personal choice: For a coffee and also a bite to consume, I would go with Maggie’s kitchen, GAP, or Robert Harris. For a meal a night time meal, I would select the Union Hotel, Stumpers Restaurant, or Speights Alehouse For a takeaway meal, why not consider Bonzai’s Pizza. For something exotic, try the Sampan Restaurant or Priya.

DP-One Cafe

At Mawhera Quay, near to the Railway Hotel. This is definitely an old-fashioned cafe that has a relaxing atmosphere with New Zealand music playing device.

Ali’s Eating and Drinking Cafe

This is definitely around the corner from your BNZ out and about square

Blanchfields

This is Guinness Street. A very popular bakery for the people wanting food for lunch or morning tea.

Bonzai’s Pizza

On Mackay Street, Bonzai’s possess a delivery pizza business.

Speight’s Ale House

Also around the Mawhera Quay, this place is really a nice place to possess a beer and also a meal. It also has outdoor tables in case you fancy your beer or meal inside the fresh air.

Robert Harris

This cafe is in the eastern end of Mackay Street. Nice position for a coffee as well as a biscuit.

Maggie’s Kitchen

My favourite. This place is on Mackay Street along the road from Paper Plus. It does some nice meals in a reasonable price.

West Coast Vape

Nice little cafe which has computers for throttle for $2

Stumper’s Restaurant

On the corner of Mackay and Albert Street, it can do some good meals. Good place for a night time meal broke too exotic around the menu.

Gap Cafe

Corner of Guinness and Tainui Street right inside centre of town, this cafe has opened recently.

Sampan Restaurant

Chinese and Oriental Cuisene. Sampan is Albert Street.

Mega Mitre 10

This place incorporates a cafe in the event you fancy a coffee while you shop. It is next door to the gardening depot.

Union Hotel

Herbert Street. Nice area for a meal. Has a real colonial feel for it.

Priya (Indian restaurant)

Priya is undoubtedly an Indian Restaurant. It was at Tainui Street until it turned out destroyed by fire but is in temporary accommodation for the Regent Theatre until it can be rebuilt in Tainui Street.

Macdonalds & KFC

If you might be partial to Macdonalds or KFC, that you are in luck because they’re right close to the centre of town nearby the main roundabout.

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Gilly’s Redefined

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