Queens Ferry

Formerly known as the favoured watering hole for passing tradesmen, gold miners and weary travellers, The Queen's Ferry is a historical monument as well as a cosy pub with heaps of personality.

If walls could talk, they'd tell you the marvellous, momentous and downright bonkers things they've seen in the past century. The Queen's Ferry has been standing tall since 1865 and has carved its name as a landmark in its own right. Inside it's rustic, charming and everything that a traditional pub should be.

You need no excuse to indulge in great quality, comforting pub grub! For starters you can find the freshest green lipped mussels bathing in a creamy white wine sauce. Then unleash the foodie within for the mighty surf and turf, roasted duck breast and mushroom risotto. Alternatively, sandwich dinner in between two brioche buns with the beef and duck burgers.

Choose some alcoholic ammunition to go alongside your hearty meal. Their wine menu throws the spotlight on NZ's finest wines, as well as European and Australian brands. Feeling like a queen yet? Order in a passionfruit bellini for the true royal treatment.