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The Coronation Cafe & Bathhouse Review
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The Coronation Café & Bathhouse
$$$$, Eclectic, Queenstown
Fodor's Review:
Originally, it was exactly that -- a 1911 Victorian bathhouse, right on the beach, built to commemorate the coronation of Britain's King George V. Now, it's a casual café in the mornings and afternoons, and a full-fledged restaurant for dinner. The surroundings remain Victorian, but the kitchen is up-to-date, offering starters such as a mille-feuille of wild rabbit ragout and mains such as the sea-run salmon and the wild Blenheim hare. The waterfront location is superb.
INFO
- Address: 28 Marine Parade, Queenstown
- Phone: 03/442-5625
- Credit Cards: AE, DC, MC, V
- Closed: Closed Mon. in winter, 6 wks in May/June
- Hotel in Te Anau / Queenstown
6 responses; most recent on 07/25/2008, 11:51 am - 3 days in Queenstown
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