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Rotorua Dining

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Dining out in Rotorua becomes just another part of your great adventure with a vast array of fascinating cafe's, restaurants, bars and other eateries to choose from.

Rotorua is one of the most popular New Zealand destinations to try the traditional Maori feast, the Hangi. The cooking of the food in the ground 'oven' results in a very distinctive smoky, earthy flavour - well worth trying. There are numerous places to try a Hangi in and around Rotorua.

In recent times Rotorua has begun to acquire some excellent cafe's – whether you're looking for breakfast or brunch, coffee or a snack, dinner or a late night supper – there is sure to be something to suit everyone's tastes.

For a meal with atmosphere you might like to try the Pig and Whistle Historic Pub. Centrally located in a classic piece of bold 1940s architecture, The Pig and Whistle is a local landmark. Refreshing drinks, hearty food and live entertainment in combination with friendly staff will make your visit one you'll want to repeat.

Dining in Rotorua wouldn't be complete without checking out the buffet at Skyline Skyrides. The fully licensed Cableway Restaurant & Bar offers a tempting buffet selection in a relaxed atmosphere for groups, families or couples to enjoy. Take in an uninterrupted 180° view of the city whilst you sample the full buffet lunch, dinners or cafe' style meals throughout the day.

So come and enjoy dining out in Rotorua – choosing from the wide range of delicious - and often local - food and wine on offer in this intriguing and very unique New Zealand city.