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Dining as a group

Bring the whole crew: these places have room for a group.

Most of the places to eat and drink in Queenstown suit groups, and some of them give a group size. From a birthday dinner to a team night out, book ahead and let them know your numbers.

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Which places to eat in Queenstown suit groups?

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Which places to eat and drink in Queenstown give a group size?

1876 Bar and Restaurant (up to fifty); Baja Mexico (up to seventy); Bendix Stables (up to twelve); Billy's Café (six to eight); Boardwalk (room for more than a hundred); Brennan Wines Cellar Door & Tasting Room (up to six); CAVE -Japanese Sake & Tapas- (up to six); Farelli's by Giovi (up to twenty); Ferg's Bar (up to twenty); Le Salon Rouge (up to sixty); Little Blackwood (room for a hundred); Notch Restaurant (up to forty); Public Italian Kitchen (up to twelve); Rātā Restaurant (up to eighty); SUNDAYS (room for a hundred); The Bathhouse Lakefront Restaurant (ten to twenty); The Boat Shed Cafe and Bistro (up to fifty); The Cellar Door at Stoneridge - by Nockie's Palette and Stoneridge Estate (up to thirty-five); The Grille Bar & Restaurant (room for more than a hundred); The London Underground Pizza Bar (room for more than two hundred); True South Dining Room (up to six); Upstairs @ The Bunker (room for more than a hundred); White + Wong's Queenstown (up to sixteen); Zenkuro Sake Brewery (up to twenty).

Do I need to book for a group?

Usually, yes. Call or book ahead for a group, and ask whether the place needs a set menu, a deposit or a private room, and how far ahead it takes group bookings.

Why are some of the places to eat and drink in Queenstown not on this list?

A place is on this list only when its menu, listing or hours record that it suits groups. If a place you have in mind is not here, ask it directly before you go.