Arthur's Pass National Park Restaurants

If you want to get a hot lunch on your trip out to Arthur's Pass, then you will likely want to stop in at the Wobbly Kea in the middle of the village. There are only two or three choices in town, but this one seemed spacious enough to hold us for a few minutes as we sat down and stayed warm with a cup of coffee. Due to the slightly cool time of year that we enjoyed, I chose to have just a bowl of tomato soup, which was definitely hearty. I think the rest of the team had sandwiches, and they all made it.

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Slap bang in the middle of Arthurs Pass village, the Wobbly Kea cafe serves cosy meals and great coffee in a comfortable atmosphere. The walls are hung with local artwork and it is one of those places you feel good about being inside when the weather outside is cold, wet and wintery. A great place, I enjoyed our long, lazy Sunday lunch here.

AS well as lunch, we paid $15NZ for a panorama print of the Arthurs Pass area, an aerial shot of the mountain range covered in snow with the river and mountain pass winding through. Well worth picking one up here.

Favorite Dish: Those of you with a voracious appetite might want to go for the huge steak, chunky fries and salad (to be fair, the salad was average). If you're in the mood for soup, the tomato soup was thick, rich and tasty. Traditonalists opting for the fish 'n' chips won't be disappointed.

has a bit or everything, Cafe, Restaurant, Store...to stock up on essentials when on a camping trip, Gasstation

Favorite Dish: the Bakery is quite good, so are the sandwiches and the Latte. you can have a warm meal as well