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.

Clearly this is the place to hang out while in Queenstown to grab a cold beer and get a bite to eat…read moregiven there was hardly a an open seat in the place! We popped in to get out of the rain on a Sunday afternoon. The good news? After 12, they serve both breakfast and a dinner menu so if some in your party want eggs and another a burger, this place has you covered! Let's call this place what it is, a no frills, corner bar. The decor is old signage and license plates from the U.S. ( interesting choice), there is outside seating where locals gather to discuss the game and to smoke and on the Sunday I was there there, there was even live music. You order and pay for your food and drink at the bar and a food runner brings it to your table. Pretty simple. And pretty cheap. Lunch for two was $37. The food is pretty simple too. My burger came with mayo, tomato, onions and greens and all are served with fries or a side salad. And while it took a little while for the food to come up, it certainly beat the 30 minute wait at the highly touted burger place down the street! Cold beer, decent food and a clientele that just wants to relax? Yep. That's A-OK,

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.

Food: 4.5/5 Service: 4.7/5…read moreValue: 4.7/5 Our first stop in Queenstown and it was a beautiful, sunny afternoon, making the gorgeous patio of Atlas Beer Cafe an optimal place to be. We wanted to go to fergburger, but was recommended that this place was actually better. After tasting both, I don't quite agree with that take, but Atlas was still darn good, and there were places to sit, relax, and enjoy the day, which is a way better vibe Fergburger. Pork belly: a glutinous app that is definitely only for those who like high amounts of fat. The fat section was more than typical and had a great jello-esque texture with a crispy outside, perfect for pork belly. The sauce was also nicely sweet and sticky, just adding to the whole texture of the dish. Again this dish is not for those who are just wanting to "try" pork belly. Grilled Cheeseburger: The burger was great, no doubt about it. Double patty, double cheese, caramelized onions, just a classic combo done well. If you're looking for a great burger with a great view, come here, and grab a beer to pair along with it! All that being said, the meat was just not as seasoned and the depth of flavors weren't quite there compared to Fergburger. If you were forced to go to only one of these places, I would still try Fergburger.F

It was a very rainy day and our Fiordland tour was cancelled. With no backup plans, we came into…read moreAtlas for ponder over a few pints. It is a very small place (especially when it's rainy and you can't sit outside). We met a local that knew the owner and was just so fun to talk to. We covered everything from good places to eat, the New Zealand culture and life in general. He gave us a few ideas on what we could try to do (although even he said it is tough to find things as Queenstown offers mainly outdoor adventures). The beer and the selection was pretty good and the staff was friendly. We enjoyed all the random items all over the walls. Very nice and causal place, overlooking the river.

We didn't want a big dinner, and were really interested in finding some local cheese and…read morecharcuterie, which is actually quite hard to find here...I think this is much more a thing in the US than in New Zealand! We were really happy to find Little Blackwood which had an absolutely wonderful meat and cheese board which featured some excellent local selections! The accompaniments were excellent as well; the honeycomb (also locally sourced) was delicious, and the sundried tomato spread was excellent! Olives, grapes and hummus along with a plentiful supply of crackers rounded out an excellent meal! The 3 meats and 3 cheeses was perfect for the three of us. We enjoyed some local beer and great cocktails as well! We also ordered the grouper sliders as we continued to sip our cocktails, and those were excellent as well. Service was wonderful! Everyone was friendly, and the bartender and servers all knew the menus well and gave us great recommendations. The music was just getting started as we were heading out, but sounded quite promising. I'm thinking this would also be a great place to just listen to music with a cocktail after dinner elsewhere!

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

Post an afternoon wine tour my girlfriend and I found this bar on our way home. It was quite…read moreextraordinary to find such a beautiful aspect to appreciate the Queenstown foreshore. The chef brought us free appetiser for happy our. Wines were well selected. The cheese, meats and dips platter was filling. A great venue, view and atmosphere

This place is great for tapas. The menu we had was mostly seafood but we really loved it. We had…read morethe aranchini balls, lamb kofta, palenta fries (so good), octopus salad, whitebait, carpaccio, and potatoes. We also did a firsttable where you get half off your food only so that was handy. The place I'd literally next door to my work on the 2nd floor, and on the 3rd floor they have a Sundeck with a few fire pits which is really cozy and romantic. They also have a bar.

Such a treat. Loved everything about this place. The ambiance is just perfect, the service and food…read morewere impeccable. My steak was excellent and I'm very picky about my steaks! When in Queenstown it's a must-go locale. Maybe best in the city.

Excellent. Service was amazing, from the front desk, bartender and servers…read more The restaurant is so romantic, with a fireplace, dim lighting and jazz music. The cocktails were crafted expertly. This was by far the best dining experience I've ever had. We did the 8 course set menu. Each dish was presented beautifully and tasted amazing. Some of the dishes were so creative! I can't wait to visit New Zealand again, and make a second visit to the Bunker.

It took me a few minutes after we were seated served water that this was a Hipster Western American…read morethemed restaurant...too late! Luckily everything was great! The friendly staff and amusing but refined setting made this a pleasant place for dinner(looks like it later transforms to a late night bar with live music). The food was delicious and reasonably priced for Queenstown: $29 Southern Lamb Rump...a generous portion of soft tender and juicy lamb slices drizzled with a nice brown gravy. I think it was around 10-12oz of meaty meat! The mashed potatoes and sauteed veggies paired nicely. $8 Southern deep fried okra...seasoned, simple, and crunchy deep friend deliciousness. Overall a nice warm sit down restaurant that won't break your budget.

Food: My husband and I shared the Beer Can Hen that came with 3 sides. It was a lot of food but…read morenothing memorable. Service: Friendly, chatty waitress Ambiance: Live music (very nice), casual, warm inviting interior

Yelp community isn't kidding when it raves about your breakfast. I went with the herbed pea and…read moremint fritters - I had no idea what to expect (not the most common flavors for us Americans), but I want more of it. It was flavorful and filling. We had great service - they were friendly and hospitable; they provided menu recommendations and were courteous about allergy needs. The lake and mountain view was Remarkable :-). The menu was delightful. I'd love to come back for breakfast again.

Came here for a glass of mulled wine to slowly wind the day away on vacation. Unbeknownst to me, I…read morearrived with only 30 minutes left before they closed. Despite that, staff was kind and attentive, not rushing to close. The mulled wine hit the spot and sitting outside, even in winter, is well worth the views. There was also a woman singing opera on the wharf - drinks and show. Very nice spot.