North Island
Elements Restaurant
Cuisine: New Zealand, A La Carte, International, Mediterranean
Marine Parade
(Novotel Queenstown Lakeside)
Queenstown
Queenstown-Lakes District 03 442 7750
(Novotel Queenstown Lakeside)
Queenstown
Queenstown-Lakes District 03 442 7750
Hours:
- Mon – Sun
- Breakfast 6:00am – 10:30am
- Dinner 6:00pm – 10:00pm
- Al fresco dining in the garden from 5pm
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Facilities/Features:
- Children's Menu
- Conference Facilities
- Great View
- Children's Play Area
- Private Functions
- Wedding Functions
- Payment Types: EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard, AMEX, Diners
- Alcohol: Beer, Wine, Spirits, Cocktails
- Good For Groups: Yes
- Good For Children: Yes
- Takes Reservations: Yes
- Dietary Restrictions: Vegetarian
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
- Outdoor Seating: Yes
- Meals: Breakfast, Dinner, Dessert
Elements restaurant is located within the Novotel Queenstown Lakeside hotel. Elements a la carte dining offers seasonal and contemporary cuisine. Also, Mediterranean style pizzas are served from the outdoor wood-fired pizza oven.
An impressive wine selection complements the delicious menu and makes Elements a must-do when visiting Queenstown.
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3 Reviews for Elements Restaurant
14th October 2010
We had a very good steak meal at this restaurant. The service was good. When we went back to this restaurant a few days later there were no staff to greet us or give us a table so we left and went elsewhere. We also noticed that the price of the steak on the new summer menu had gone up from $26 to $35 – a lot more than the GST increase (26% increase)
28th June 2010
Had a great time. We were looked after by Michelle who was amazing. Great service and food…
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Staff were pleasant, food was excellent although a little expensive. In particular, the tiny whitebait fritter for $20 was a little rich.
They could also do with a different music selection from the main lobby of the hotel. There’s only so much eating you want to do to Top 40 radio.