North Island
Clocktower Cafe
Hours:
- Mon – Sun 7.30am – 4pm
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Facilities/Features:
- Children's Menu
- Great View
- Out Catering
- Breakfast Meetings
- Payment Types: EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard
- Price Range: Moderate, $15 - $25
- Seating for: 50
- Parking: Free Off-Street, Free On-Street
- Good For Groups: Yes
- Good For Children: Yes
- Takeaways: Yes
- Dietary Restrictions: Vegetarian, Gluten-free, Soy-free
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
- Outdoor Seating: Yes
- Meals: Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch
- Wi-Fi: None
Open 7 days a weeks the ClockTower Cafe is situated in the main street of Hokitika with a wonderful view of the historical “Clock Tower”.
Sit and watch the world go by enjoying all our Cafe has to offer – Choose from our superb range of pies – Venison, Steak & Mushroom, Steak & Oyster, Steak Cheese & Bacon to name just a few, made daily on the premises together with quiches, sandwiches, rolls cakes and various foods which can be found in our cabinets. Eat in or Takeaway.
Our extensive menu is divided into two sections “All Day Breakfast” and “All Day Brunch” or order from our “Specials Board”
Awesome coffee, reasonable prices and great service.
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8th April 2012
After changing our minds from having Breakfast at Millie’s cafe in Hokitika, we decided to try Clocktower cafe as we thought it had a better menu. Well, were we utterly disapointed. We arrived at the counter to a dull lady that didnt even say hello to me, the atmosphere was boring, we ordered and took our seats. The cafe only had another 2 or 3 tables of 2 people in at this time. A local came in after us, and got his meal far before we did! Our meal took 40MINUTES to come out!!! We were extremely close to walking out, just before our meals arrived. No apology for the long wait, nothing! Terrible experience and would never recommend this cafe to anyone.
Comment from Marilyn L. of Clocktower Cafe
11/04/2012
We the team at the Clocktower Café pride ourselves on exceptional customer service, great food and a friendly atmosphere. We put customers first and it disappoints us that we did not meet your expectations or our own high standards. We appreciate all feedback and…
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20th March 2012
After an amazing walk along the Kanieri Water Race we returned to Hokitika, a little cold and very wet.
Walking through the doors of the Clocktower Cafe, my husband and I were treated like long lost relatives. A big smile, a great coffee and the cosy surroundings were a sanctuary.
The menu is extensive with local influences, I had an outstanding venison pie (even took another one home for later) and Hubby had the most phenomenal whitebait omelette, choker full of the local delicacy. A real treat.
We can not speak highly enough of this cafe which had to be the best we came across on the tour down the West Coast. It was bustling and full of laughter, great food with proper coaster hospitality, a real joy.
Walking through the doors of the Clocktower Cafe, my husband and I were treated like long lost relatives. A big smile, a great coffee and the cosy surroundings were a sanctuary.
The menu is extensive with local influences, I had an outstanding venison pie (even took another one home for later) and Hubby had the most phenomenal whitebait omelette, choker full of the local delicacy. A real treat.
We can not speak highly enough of this cafe which had to be the best we came across on the tour down the West Coast. It was bustling and full of laughter, great food with proper coaster hospitality, a real joy.
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