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Glenorchy Cafe

1 star rating
based on 1 review

Cuisine: Cafe, Brunch, Pizza, Sandwiches

Mull St
Glenorchy
Queenstown-Lakes District
03-442 9978
 

Hours:

  • Mon – Sun 8:00am – 5:00pm
  • Sat nights only till 9pm
  • Facilities/Features:
    • Business Dining
    • Great View
    • Out Catering
    • Private Dining Room
    • Private Functions
    • Private Parties
    • Wedding Functions
  • Payment Types: EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard
  • Price Range: Moderate, $15 - $25
  • Dress Code: Casual
  • Alcohol: Beer, Wine, Spirits
  • Seating for: 150
  • BYO/Corkage: No BYO
  • Parking: Free On-Street
  • Good For Groups: Yes
  • Good For Children: Yes
  • Takeaways: Yes
  • Dietary Restrictions: Vegetarian, Dairy-free, Gluten-free
  • Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
  • Outdoor Seating: Yes
  • Meals: Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch
  • Wi-Fi: None

Fantastic historic post office with funky interior and spectacular views of the surrounding mountains. Always great music, coffee, wine and beer selection and cute cream cat – Latte!

Indoor seating, seating in the bar, HUGE back deck and grass area. Awesome outside in summer and a cosy great vibe inside in winter!

Owner / operator that only serves top quality food and amazing fresh bread and baking.

Don’t miss the GYC experience next time you check out Glenorchy…………..

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One Review for Glenorchy Cafe

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1

14th February 2010
1 star rating
We went to Glenorchy for a coffee and found a place called GYC. There was a girl outside cleaning tables that we said hello to then we walked in an open door to see about 4 people sitting inside we walked up to the counter to see two waitresses at the coffee machine talking completely oblivious to our presence for a short while when a head popped out from the coffee machine we were rather abruptly told “We’re closed” in a British accent. I looked at my watch to see it was almost 5 and then looked over to the door to see that the sign on the door did say closed we apologised and left. As were walked out we could here the waitresses and the people inside snickering at us. It seemed they closed early to entertain some of their friends, which is fine but seems a bit unusual to be so rude when we were hardly at fault.

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