Café
1. Bespoke Kitchen
An Isle Street café at the foot of Bob's Peak, known for all-day brunch with strong vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices and organic Allpress coffee.
View details — Bespoke KitchenQueenstown's cafés reflect the town's outdoor rhythm: many open early so you can eat before an activity and close mid-afternoon. Bespoke Kitchen on Isle Street, near the gondola, is known for vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free brunches, and it grows produce in its own garden beds and greenhouse. In Frankton, Odelay has a sunny courtyard facing Coronet Peak and the Remarkables, while The Boat Shed Café occupies a restored 19th-century shipping office at Frankton Marina.
For something sweet, Patagonia Chocolates on the corner of Rees Street and the Mall serves chocolates, ice cream and churros until 10pm, with lake views from its upstairs lounge. Fergbaker, next to Fergburger, sells gourmet pies and pastries from 6am until 2am. The Bathhouse, a 1911 Edwardian building on the lakeside at Queenstown Gardens, is a scenic stop for coffee or lunch during a walk around the peninsula.
Check opening times before you set out, since several cafés close in the middle of the afternoon, and order cakes or picnic supplies in advance if you are heading out on a hike.
6 places · Updated November 12, 2026
Our top 3 cafés in Queenstown
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An Isle Street café at the foot of Bob's Peak, known for all-day brunch with strong vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free choices and organic Allpress coffee.
View details — Bespoke KitchenCafé
A chocolate, ice cream and coffee shop on the corner of Rees Street and the Mall, open until 10pm, with an upstairs lounge looking over the lake.
View details — Patagonia ChocolatesCafé
The bakery next to Fergburger on Shotover Street, selling gourmet pies, pastries, sandwiches and cakes from 6am until 2am every day.
View details — FergbakerCafé
A café and restaurant in an Edwardian bathhouse built in 1911 on the lakeside at Queenstown Gardens, serving British-inspired food from breakfast to early evening.
View details — The BathhouseCafé
A locally owned Frankton café with a sunny courtyard facing Coronet Peak and the Remarkables, known for seasonal brunch, a large cabinet and Allpress coffee.
View details — OdelayCafé
A lakeside café in the restored 19th-century New Zealand Railways Shipping Office at Frankton Marina, reached on foot or by bike along the Frankton Track.
View details — The Boat Shed Café