odd saint

At odd saint, they're all about celebrating the vibrant spirit of global soul food.

Nestled in the heart of Queenstown, this neighbourhood eatery is bathed in natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere that's perfect for sharing unforgettable moments over a delicious breakfast. Located just a stone's throw away from the tourist hustle and bustle, it offers a cosy Kiwi hangout with a lush, leafy view. The open-plan space blends the warmth of an American diner with the charm of a European bistro, creating a relaxed and inviting ambience where you can savour some truly exceptional food.

Now, despite their cheery disposition, breakfast is not something odd saint takes lightly. From the moment you step through their doors, you'll be enchanted by their selection of mouthwatering dishes that redefine the art of breakfast. As they say, "You had me at brunch!"

And thank heavens because where would we be without their Clau's granola bowl, a delightful medley of toasted coconut, passionfruit, summer berry coulis, fresh fruit, and a choice of Greek or coconut yoghurt. Or for the sweet tooths, the hippie-approved banana bread with coconut whipped cream, banana brulee, salted caramel, and banana chips.

But that's not all, odd saint is raising the bar on classic breakfast favourites, such as the odd saint eggs benny. An English muffin masterpiece with belly bacon, arugula, and tarragon hollandaise. There's even a delectable vegetarian option available. For something truly special, try the hoosier fried chicken, cornbread waffle, maple ssamjang, bacon and corn succotash.

Vegan and dietary options are also aplenty at Odd Saint, ensuring there's something for everyone. Whatever you order, don't forget to indulge your caffeine dependency too. At odd saint, there's always a seat at the table.

But what's breakfast without a drink to wash it all down? At Odd Saint, why not try their sublime 'brunch cocktails', they're simply too good to wait. So, why not raise a glass to mornings done right and toast to the saintly pleasures of breakfast at Odd Saint?