Restaurants in Westland Tai Poutini National Park
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Priya’s
If you’re in dire need of a curry fix this is your best option in town. The atmosphere leaves much to be desired – harsh overhead fluorescent lights and a mini-bar with all the ambience of a takeaway-shop waiting area. The food on the other hand is full of flavour. Mouth- (and eye-) watering curries are the house speciality and they don’t disappoint.
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Alice May
At this rustic Nordic-style lodge transplanted from somewhere near the Arctic Circle there’s no smorgasbord on offer, but plenty of meaty meals like pork ribs and venison stew. Park yourself on a rustic barstool for happy hour (4pm to 7pm).
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High Peaks Bar & Restaurant
Angled towards Mt Cook, High Peaks combines eating and drinking. Forget the calories, this is enjoyment food: steaks, pastas, fish and chips, roasts, chunky soups and stews. Have another Monteith’s and wait for the clouds to part.
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Café Nevé
Smart choices on the menu include pizza and award-winning ways with beef and lamb, and there’s home-baked cookies and cakes available throughout the day. If you’re going for a wander grab one of the takeaway focaccia sandwiches.
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Full of Beans
This cruisy cafe offers superlative coffee – the best in town – and tasty homemade cakes from go to whoa. Good-value lunch offerings include burgers, Thai curry and chicken pies that are a particular favourite among locals.
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Guzzi’s
Choose your own toppings – including plenty of vegie options – at this bright yellow and purple pizza and takeaway shack with a matching cute-as-a-button delivery van. Plan to take away; Guzzi’s is sans seats.
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Matheson Café
Near the shores of Lake Matheson, this cafe does everything right: slick interior design, inspiring mountain views, strong coffee and upmarket Kiwi fare. Get your sketchpad out and while away the afternoon.
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Cook Saddle Cafe & Saloon
The menu trots out every cowboy cliché – anyone for Lone Ranger Lamb? – but later at night it’s a more than an OK corral for locals and travellers.
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Fox Glacier General Store
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Speights Landing Bar & Restaurant
From early to late, under the market umbrellas at this cosy pub-cafe is the place to be. Burgers, soups, pasta and wraps give you plenty of opportunity to overhear other travellers going gaga over the glaciers.
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