Looking for a good meat pie in Cromwell? Here you go! Nice flaky crust, hot meaty and gooey…read morecheesy center accompanied with a thick gravy center. Definitely a nice filling pie, kept me full for hours! Service was good, just order at counter and pay- easy. It's a basic cafe, ample amount of seating inside and out.

I'm not sure how to feel about this place. We stumbled upon Cromwell Bakery after seeing the giant…read morefruit statues passing this little shopping center. The donuts and pies in the display case looked great! But for some reason, we were attracted by a big corn dog looking food on a stick, with it's too 1/3 covered in ketchup. The food was labeled as "hot dog", but it was more of a corndog. A wrinkly looking corndog. With ketchup slathered on the top third of the dog. It was weird. But it wasn't bad. But I wouldn't want to eat it again. Maybe try the donuts or savory pies if you stop by. Or try the "hot dog" if you're adventurous.

A friend recommended Doughbin pies…read more. I felt it was really mediocre. Their desserts were somewhat better. But this place rests on it's location in a tourist town. My pie was greasy, meh crust, fillings were bland and watery. Find Better...they are out there

Pretty good pies. The flavors were good. We tried the steak and mushroom and chicken and leek. I…read morewish the crust had been a little flakier.

Absolutely perfect sausage roll! Flaky buttery crush on the outside and tender warm sausage…read morecenter. Counter service is what you would expect. It's a cute little bakery in the middle of town with a few tables to sit and enjoy your food. Easy nearby parking available.

Delicious! We got coffee, pastries and a steak/cheese pie. Not a lot of seating but we were lucky…read moreand got a spot. Definitely try it out!

We stayed in the townhouse right behind this bakery, so over a couple of days we stopped by to try…read morea variety of pastries. We stopped by around 8:30 am and only waited 5 minutes! Our favorite by far was the berry danish: you can really taste the quality. The layers are incredibly crispy and you can literally hear the crackle when you bite into it. The berries were fresh and flavorful, and the custard added a nice balance. At about NZD8 each, the pastries felt reasonably priced, especially when converted to USD. We also really enjoyed the apple crumble danish, which was delicious as well. The items we liked the least were the regular chocolate croissant and the ginger pear tart; they were fine but didn't stand out compared to the others. There are a few outdoor tables if you want to dine in, and they offer drinks too. We mainly grabbed pastries to go and brought them back to the townhouse, so we didn't dine in, but everything we tried was fresh and well made. The bakery is next to the restaurant and part of the Alpine Junction development.

Great and busy bakery near Wanaka! Counter service was good- order and wait. We got lucky and…read morefound two barstools against the wall to enjoy our sausage rolls and latte- the place was packed! Small and charming, casual cafe. The latte was nice and smooth. The sausage roll had a nice flaky crust.

Love that Fergbaker is open late and the meatpies and almond croissant was delicious. We got a…read moresteak and cheese meatpie while waiting in line for Fergbaker and it was worth it. Service is quick and compared to Fergburger, there was rarely a line. Also limited seating since it's the same block as Fergburger, Mrs. ferg and FergBar.

I practically lived on their quinoa and black bean sandwiches my entire time visiting Queenstown!…read morelol It was incredibly flavorful, hearty, and satisfying. If you're a vegan traveler using Queenstown as a base for long day trips, I highly recommend grabbing a few of these Sammie's to go. They are perfect for taking along on excursions. Be sure to arrive early because the lines get very long and popular items sell out quickly. Even my non-vegan relatives were obsessed with the pastries, so it is truly a spot where everyone can find something to love.

The best cream buns in the world. I hadn't been here for ten years and it was my first stop on…read morethis trip and the cream buns were just as amazing as I remember them. We also had a couple of the mince pies. This bakery is well worth a stop if you are in Alexandra - actually the cream buns are so good, a n entire trip to Alexandra is worth it just to get the cream bun. We would highly recommend.

This quaint cottage has a nice selection of pastries, tea and coffee, plus brunch food. We came…read morejust for coffee and tea. My husband had one of the famous sticky buns with currents and I had a gluten free banana bread with blood orange hot tea. The tea was very nice and served in a heavy pottery pitcher that kept it hot during a cool morning. The banana bread was very moist and not too sweet. The sticky bun was proclaimed to be very good. The outside garden is the place to sit if the weather is good.

What a great spot in Arrowtown! So glad my husband and I stopped here. The back garden is so…read morepeaceful and we very much enjoyed our breakfast while sitting under a pear tree. He ordered the Turkish eggs and I the chili scrambled. Both perfectly made & well flavored. We also shared a sticky bun which was delicious.

was staying in queenstown for the week and was craving brunch food. saw this place on maps and…read moredecided to check it out after seeing their instagram for their lakeside views! went on a tuesday early afternoon and it was still pretty crowded with about a half hour wait. was seated indoors but the view is still unbeatable! got the eggs benedict, chorizo scrambled egg, biscoff latte, and blueberry french toast! all was so delicious and the lox with the benedict was very fresh and the blueberry french toast came with cream filling and vanilla ice cream. overall, i would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a scenic view with excellent brunch!

Brunch for 3 ppl, on a sunny Monday morning. Busy place. My daughter wisely made a reservation…read more Not a large place, indoor & outdoor seating. Outdoor seating, a partial view of the lake. Varied menu. Prices a little high. Service is okay at best. No acknowledgement by server. Eventually server arrived to take our coffee/juice orders. We ordered the entrees at the same time, just in case. Eggs Benny was a hit, Cilbir Eggs, basically poached eggs on ciabatta, was thoroughly enjoyed. Breakfast Butty was just okay. Overall, Just an okay experience. Be advised of limited parking. Directions are sketchy, but patrons have to park in a pay parking lot, then have their parking validated by the server/hostess.

All of the buzzwords. Healthy, fresh, local, gluten-free, superfoods, green juice, free-range,…read morehidden courtyard, sustainable, everything baked in house, Allpress coffee, Central Otago wines and Moa beer... Honestly, Cafe Mondo is a yelper's dream. Hell, I'm still dreaming about it. Arrowtown is already cute as a button. Add a trip here and you'll be ready to permanently move.

Excellent start to the day. Well done strong long black and great food before a long drive…read more Scouted this out ahead of time on Yelp and it did not disappoint. It's open early and it's a great location. Not too far off the major transfer route and well worth the slight detour.

Top tier coffee and brunch when visiting Arrowtown. great service and good food options as well…read more Really enjoyed the coffee especially.

Almost always has a line but moves fast. Lots of parking nearby at the start of the trailheads. Has…read moretraditional NZ meat pies as well as some special flavors, along with sandwiches, sweet treats, and bread. I've tried the: - lamb & mint: was oddly sweet and I didn't like it - Green Thai curry: a good kick with juicy chicken, good flavor - butter chicken: juicy chicken, could've used stronger flavor and spicy! Pastry is pretty thick but fresh. All $7 NZD. Also had a loaf of their sourdough ($6 NZD), quite tasty. Credit card has a fee as most places in NZ charge.