Fish was very good but the chips were lame. Luke warm and needing salt in the worst way. What…read moreservice? Asked for a side plate and never saw the server again. The people watching from the patio on Easter Monday was outstanding. There are just so many great places to eat in Queenstown that is hard to regard this place highly. Wouldn't recommend it at all but won't bad mouth it either.

Spouse had beef Wellington and enjoyed it! I had the chicken Caesar salad and it was good. Nice…read moreoutdoor area to enjoy !

First night in queenstown and was looking for some food and drinks for our jet lagged selves…read more Smiths did not disappoint. My partner had the lamb burger, we shared the poutine, and I had the venison pot pie. Portion sizes are huge so I had to take away some of my pot pie and some leftover poutine in a box. Taste wise, my partner enjoyed his burger, we both loved the poutine, and the venison pot pie was good but a little too sweet for my liking. The poutine, while used mozzarella instead of cheese curds, was our favorite and would just come here to order a few orders of that. We also got a flight to share to try some local brews including 3 sours, 1 ginger beer, 1 cider, and 1 lemonade. They were all good and I especially liked the ginger beer on the menu. The alcoholic lemonade was also quite nice and better than any alcoholic lemonades I've had in the states.

I recently had the short rib burger which I did not like at all. Dry meat and very little that was…read moremoist enough to eat. A day latter and the Smith Burger is everything I'm looking for, It was a perfect medium rare, I didn't ask for - but nonetheless so good, a great combination of sauces and garnishes made this one of the super burgers I've eaten. So delicious and satisfying. Moist, flavorful, and just so damn good - it's everything thing the Fergburger wasn't. I tried the fried cauliflower as well -wonderful-be brave and get the hot. A fantastic beer selection as well.

Stopped in starving after a 3 hour hike up the mountain. I was kind of skeptical about an Irish pub…read morein New Zealand but my doubts were quickly washed away... with a cold Kilkenny lol. The food is very authentic as everyone that works there is Irish. It is a solid spot with a great atmosphere and a welcoming vibe. It has that classic Irish pub feel--lively, cozy, and perfect for grabbing a drink after a long day of exploring the town. The food is hearty and satisfying, with pub staples done well. The Guinness beef stew is amazing! The drinks selection is strong, especially if you're in the mood for a good pint of Guinness or Kilkenny, and the bartenders keep things moving even when it gets busy. It's a popular place, so there's usually good energy and a fun crowd. Service can be hit or miss depending on how packed it is, which is really the only thing holding it back from a full five stars. That said, it's still a reliable go-to in Queenstown if you want a laid-back spot to eat, drink, and soak in the local scene. After you're done you can walk by one of the most beautiful lakes in the world and burn off the calories.

Great Irish pub! The staff was friendly the Guinness was poured proper and was delicious. Upstairs…read morepatio is small, but gives you a good view of the hustle and bustle of the waterfront. There was traditional live Irish music that afternoon when we were there and they killed it. Food was decent enough to stick around and drink more Guinness, but not necessarily anything extraordinary. Would go back again in a heartbeat.

Stopped in here for a beer on what's Thanksgiving in the US. I wanted some comfort food so what…read morebetter place than an Irish pub? Ordered their famous beef & guiness pie. Really wanted a shepherd's pie but I didn't see it on the menu. The crust was perfectly cooked. Flaky and delicious. I loved their gravy on top. I thought the meat on the inside was just ok. It was flavorful but not the best pie I've had in NZ (which was at a place on Athol on the way down to Te Anau btw). I'm an American so take that with a grain of salt. Don't get me wrong it was good, just not great. Oh and I loved the slice of soda bread they gave you. First time trying that! Had a few NZ IPA's as well which were FANTASTIC. I don't remember the name. Anyway, everyone was friendly. I thought the prices were kind of high for a pie & a bit of mash--but perhaps that's just the tourist tax in Queenstown. Would 100% come back but I think I would try the Irish stew instead.

We had great service and food. You order at the bar and they bring you the food. They also will…read morebring you a bottle of water. The fireplace down states was lit the night we visited. There is an upstairs for dining and also an outdoor deck upstairs and the patio. Staff were friendly and efficient. I had the roasted vegetable salad and added chicken. It was great value and very fresh ingredients. My friend had the steak that came with fries, onion rings and salad. He opted for the creamy mushroom sauce on the side. I'd go back!

Eichardt's made the most delicious martini I've ever had the privilege of drinking. We had four…read moredrinks here and all were unique and delicious with a really lovely, informative menu to tell you about the history of the drink alongside the history of the bar. Learned a lot, got to take some refuge from the hot sun, and had also the best oysters of any spot in NZ. It's intimate, cozy, and overall wonderful. Can't recommend enough!

Great service with a nice cocktail and wine list. Small, chic environment, would recommend for…read morethose looking to stop in for a drink or two while in QT.

We ate here for dinner after a busy day in Milford Sound. The food is okay, the beers were…read moreflavorless and flat. I had fajita's and if you are from the US you will not want to get the fajitas. They were..... not fajitas like I'm used to and were pretty flavorless. My wife had pasta and we both liked it but it was nothing special. VERY inexpensive place.

Can't ask for a better pub with comfort food. Lots of 10NZD drinks, 6-8 beers on tap…read more I ordered chicken dish. They have wings too, but my dush had 2 chicken breasts fried very well with 2 slabs of bacon. Cole slaw and a salad. 19NZD. For Americans it's good to know that bacon here is way better. Not bacon pieces, slabs, and very flavorful. Very busy place from 7PM on, with indoor and outdoor seating. Lots of locals and tourists in the know. 5 stars- yes for bars and bar food 5 stars. Looking for romantic dining and cuisine? Not the place, there are many nearby. Queenstown has any dining experience you need. But a great bar with nice food? This will do nicely.

We visited this little pub a couple times as it's location is convenient for meeting up with our…read moregroup. Ordered drinks and I recommend the honey soy wings. Crispy and slightly sweet. The potato skins were incredible with cheese sour cream and sweet Thai chili sauce! We want to know who created this pop of flavors.

Located towards the far end of town this place on the corner is pretty great and was my go-to…read morebreakfast spot in Queenstown. For $10 their standard breakfast was excellent. The drinks are decently priced and you get locals here which was a bonus for me because I like to mingle with locals when in a new country. Sit on the patio, people watch and make friends - this is the best place for it!

This place can do no right. I've been here once, and that was enough. I ordered a margarita, that…read morewas served in a martini glass with no lime, and it tasted watered down. There was absolutely no flavor. I got the bangers and mash to eat and the peas were undercooked and crunchy and the sausages were overcooked and hard. This place uses live music to lure you in, don't fall for it!

The wait My friend and I came here around 5pm for dinner…read more The service was downright awful. There was No Service. No one came to greet us for 20 minutes. We stepped in the bar, no one said hello and we went outside to eat ourselves. The waiter there who served other tables outside kept ignoring us. We should have left by then. The service We went back in the bar to ask for water, then a different waiter came out. After we were attended to, the service was okay, but we were mostly ignored until the bill came out. The food The food was okay. I ordered a salmon steak. Nothing too crazy. The potatoes were bland. I would NOT recommend coming here to eat. The service was awful and the food is bland.

Yum. After flying into town and walking to the gondola we were hungry! I started with the…read moreGinger Vodka drink to mix things up and it was mighty fine. I'm always in search of the perfect ribeye steak and this one was pretty fine. Chips were nice and crispy and the salad was nice and cold. Overall an excellent meal.

On a cold rainy day, stopping in for pub food, smooth beer, and warm vibes was the perfect idea to…read moreraise our traveling moods. In a previous town, I had a taster of Speights Old 5 Dark Mild Ale-enjoying the mild roasty creamy blend, but didn't have time for a full pour- so I was delighted, when walking through Queenstown, to discover Speights Alehouse, realizing this was my opportunity for a full pour. We dined during the lunch hour, in which we were able to choose from a lunch hour $15 plate special; ordering a fish & chips- and an off-special regular menu lamb shank w.mashed potatoes & peas \ Inside, the building has a quaint historic feeling, like going back in time to the local 1876 pub. We sat in front of a woodburning fireplace, enjoying the warmth and ambiance..along with our full pours Our dishes were hearty; food for the belly and soul- the meats melted in our mouths, everything tasted like home cooking (like we were visiting a friend cooking NZ specialties for us, versus more takeaway). Well-seasoned, large portions. Would recommend a lunch-time visit.

Amazing bar for cocktails!! Tucked away right by the water, it's the perfect ambiance and bar for a…read moredrink. Great happy hour as well

Great happy hour spot right on the pier! Limited options but when it's 39F outside a glass of…read moremulled cherry wine hits the spot! Jacobs creek sparkling Prosecco was also delicious. Happy hour is from 4-6PM and includes all tap beer, Sauvignon blanc, Shiraz, Pinot noir, mulled cherry wine and sparkling Prosecco. Pleasant staff and plenty of seating inside and a small outdoor area.