I came here because of the review of the Bari Seafood pizza. It was delicious! It had shrimp,…read moresmoked salmon, calamari, clams, and more on a thin crust. May I say again it was delicious!!

Truly Italian pizza. Nice size, excellent taste, huge menu with a lot of options. Also the place…read moreitself is cute and has a free internet which is awesome for tourists.

As the first reviewer for Totos I have to say that this is a MUST visit place, even if you are not…read morehungry the views are atmosphere are incredible. The pizza is out of this world. Could do with a better craft beer selection but overall this place is 10/10

Our tour guide from Red Carpet Tours recommended this pizza spot and they didn't disappoint! The…read moreowners were clearly real Italians as the food was incredible and our waitress even let me practice speaking Italian with her! We tried the La Mafiosa pizza and the Godfather pizza. Both were delicious! The panna cotta dessert was amazing too! I highly recommend this place if you are in the Nelson, NZ area! Grazie mille!

Once I figured out that Stefano's is inside and up the stairs of the movie theatre..... I…read moreretrieved my 3 Large pizzas. Make a note, large means LARGE!!! They were all fabulous.

Great vegan pizzas, honestly one of the best pizzas I've had outside of Italy. I don't get a chance…read moreto have pizza much these days since I cut out dairy so this was a very welcome find! They don't open Sun-Tues so as you can imagine, Wednesday is pretty busy. We found an 'open mic' evening with poetry and music - of very varying quality, it must be said! But a great hipster vibe that brings some evening life to this otherwise pretty dead of an evening town.

I'm 29 years old.. Getting old I know..... But not the point. 29 years old and can say today I've…read morehad the best pizza of my life!! Just barely topping(pun intended) Little Caesars who sits at number 2. I'm joking... Little Caesars is terrible. The only reason I eat Little Caesars pizza is because it's hot and ready, $5 and I'm too hungry to wait for Pizza Hut after work. Best pizza ever is extremely high praise, and it's located in a small-ish town at the top of the South Island of New Zealand. It's called dangerous kitchen and I felt dangerous going inside. It was empty, on a weekend! But me and my friends filled the place up. I tried 5 different types of pizzas and I'm convinced there isn't a bad one on the menu! Our selections in order of likeability: smoked salmon, seafood, margherita, dangerous, and henny penny. You can see the menu for details of what's inside. I took a bite of that salmon pizza, I wanted to cry. But I was at a table full of my friends so I had to stay strong. It was like I was tasting food again for the first time. Perfectly baked. Topping ratio was perfect. This pizza was so good on my way back to home me and the friends riding in my car stopped again to take 2 pizzas home LOL. Dangerous kitchen huh?? This pizza must have drugs in it. I'm addicted. If it wasn't an hour and a half drive I would go every weekend! They do more than just pizza, such as brunch items and a small lunch/dinner menu but c'mon.. You go here to eat pizza! They have a bar and live music at night, fun little vibe. Staff is super friendly, they saved a table for us while the pizza cooked so we could walk around main street. Parking on the street. You can call ahead for takeout. Love this place!! I've only given 6 stars a few times but this is that place.

My pizza was delicious and my husband enjoyed his burger. Sweet ambiance, relaxed laid back…read morerestaurant with good food. Clean establishment : )

Ronnie was there to greet us at the door. Try to figure out the word of the day from the jumble of…read moreletters on the blackboard

Toad Hall Cafe is a gem! Beautiful and slightly rustic restaurant with a lovely country store…read moreattached. Excellent menu for breakfast and lunch (my boys LOVED the Biscoff French Toast, I enjoyed the eggs Benedict on sour dough and excellent coffee). Outdoor play area for kids, some lovely outdoor seating too. We may actually eat here all 3 days of our trip to the area!

Excellent. Very happy the guide at Wilson's mentioned it when I asked where I could get a quick…read morecoffee. Pastries are top notch and a cooler full of prepared foods and salads looked absolutely delicious and healthy. Hard to imagine there's a better place to eat or stock up on the road to Abel Tasman.

Funky hippy vibe to this large open cage Great coffee…read more(although smallest 'regular' size I have ever seen Excellent savoury muffin full of ingredients and flavour. Friendly staff

Oh man, we struck out a few times here - I wouldn't recommend this to someone visiting Abel Tasman…read more It's right at the entrance of the park, so the convenience factor is definitely its biggest selling point. And the view from the open-air windows are gorgeous too! The food left quite a lot to be desired. We got a gluten-free pizza our first night in the area, and it was soggy and spongey. The next morning we had good avocado toast, but felt underwhelmed by the smoothie. For the portion sizes, the prices are sky-high. After getting burned twice on price and lack of food quality, we opted for Fat Tui's for the rest of our time there. We were a little salty that they wouldn't let us in to the bar area without a reservation for the open mic night, which kept us up in our accommodations nearby until well past 1am. It definitely left a sour taste in our mouth of our experience at the cafe.

Nelson was one of the rare civilized areas on the South Island, and this rather sophisticated…read morerestaurant was quite a different vibe. They offered some nice vegetarian pizza options with appealing local ingredients, and I managed to be in Nelson on the day of the week (Wednesday) when they were offering a two for one special, so I tried both the ones I wanted. They were good enough that I felt bad about how I struggled to reheat the leftovers in my limited accomodation the next day. Especially one that offered sundried tomato and feta; tomato and cheese on top of tomato and cheese seems redundant, but it's quite good. I also reveled in my cheap pizza by trying a fancy sparkling grape juice thing, which was quite tasty and a good vacation-y sort of way to top off the evening for the non-drinker. They had very nice service, and despite it being a vacation town, it seemed like a lot of the customers were regulars and there was a decided neighborhood vibe going on. None of which was bad; I'd certainly recommend it as a stop for anyone visiting the area.

Adjacent to Prego (Mediterranean supermarket), Comida is a lovely place to rejuvenate yourself with…read morea fresh pot of tea, espresso, local greens salad, dessert treat or sandwich. Check out their library of Mediterranean cookbooks while enjoying your meal.

This is hands down the best coffee in New Zealand! I've traveled the world and I'm a bit of a…read morecoffee snob, and this place is amazing. If you're a fan of gourmet coffee, a charming setting to drink it in and lovely people serving it to you, this is the place! The owner Claris is awesome and pulls most of the coffee herself. The people behind the counter are all so kind and lovely. And the space is so cute and there's a wonderful view of the mountains. This is the spot. Go here. You'll be back.

Best cappuccino I had while in New Zealand. Their snacks are also great. Super comfy place to relax…read morewith a cup of coffee in between NZ adventures. Definitely stop in!