Moiety
42 Queens Gardens, Dunedin Central
Restaurants, Eat & Drink
Moiety wows with a tasting menu that is refined and approachable all at once.
Restaurants
From Japanese to Italian, pub classics to world-class flair, Dunedin restaurants don’t hold back when it comes to offering visitors a taste of cuisine from all over the world. A mixture of cultures calling this Southern city home means there’s plenty of choices and the humble community just lends itself to constant surprises
Best Café
30 Stuart Street, Dunedin Central
This Dunedin institution is well worth a visit and perhaps a return to your student days.
Carey's Bay Hotel
17 Macandrew Rd, Careys Bay
Dating back to 1874, Carey’s Bay Historical Hotel is one of the most popular pubs in Dunedin.
Good Good
22 Vogel Street, Dunedin Central
Amean spot for burgers, beers and vibey energy.
Jizo Japanese Café and Bar
56 Princes Street, Dunedin Central
The food covers all bases when it comes to Japanese cuisine at Jizo.
Mamma Mia Pizza
9010/292 Highgate, Roslyn
Serving up authentic Italian pizza from a traditional wood-fired oven, you can expect fresh, hot, traditional pizza ‘just like Mamma used to make.’
No.7 Balmac
7 Balmacewen Road, Maori Hill
The kind of restaurant that every neighbourhood ought to be lucky enough to have.
Plato
2 Birch Street, Dunedin Central
Hidden under the Otago Peninsula Road overpass you will find Plato, an eatery that is retro both inside and out.
The Esplanade
250 Forbury Road, Saint Clair
Beachfront and Italian may not be the most common marriage on New Zealand shores, but it’s a marriage that works well at St Clair’s The Esplanade.
tītī
24 Esplanade, Saint Clair
Offering experiential dining in a way that is extremely high quality but also completely approachable.