5 Best New Zealand Restaurants In Shelter Island / San Diego Bay

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1. Queenstown Public House

4.6

Exceptional(601)

Price: Moderate

• New zealand • Little Italy

Booked 19 times today

Queenstown Public House in Little Italy, San Diego, is a culinary gem offering authentic New Zealand cuisine in a charming, historic craftsman house from 1905. Diners rave about the "fantastic energy" and "warm and welcoming" atmosphere, making it a delightful escape to New Zealand's rich culinary landscape. Known for its generous portions and reasonable prices, this restaurant excels with its organic beef and lamb burgers, alongside a variety of fresh salads and entrees. Patrons consistently highlight the "phenomenal" food and "excellent service," ensuring a memorable dining experience. Queenstown Public House masterfully blends tradition with flavor, making it a must-visit for food enthusiasts.

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2. Dunedin New Zealand Eats

4.5

Awesome(167)

Price: Moderate

• New zealand • North Park

Booked 11 times today

Welcome to Dunedin New Zealand Eats, location in San Diego's North Park neighborhood. We proudly serve unique and creative New Zealand-inspired burgers. Reserve your table now and order a Bare Lamb when you get here. Kia Ora.

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3. Kairoa Brewing Company

4.5

Awesome(103)

Price: Moderate

• New zealand • University Heights

Kairoa is the culmination of our passion for food, beer and our original home country of New Zealand. The food is New Zealand comfort food mixed with southern Californian favorites. Nothing beats our New Zealand style smoked lamb fries and a crisp pilsner.Our mission is to create delicious beer and food that makes people feel at home in our modern farmhouse designed space, a nod to our family past. Enjoy our rooftop bar with friends while enjoying the sunset over the San Diego urban scenery.

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4. Queenstown Village

4.6

Exceptional(308)

Price: Moderate

• New zealand • La Jolla

Booked 11 times today

La Jolla's new hot spot has arrived!! NZ eats opens its newest Queenstown location in La Jolla village. With a beautiful design and decor the vibe is what everyone is raving about. Serving brunch and dinner every day with a mix of New Zealand fare and American comfort food. Full bar offerings with on trend craft cocktails, local beers on draft. and the first retail wine list for a restaurant in La Jolla. Come in and discover your new favorite restaurant!

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5. Queenstown Bistro - UTC

4.0

Excellent(192)

Price: Moderate

• New zealand • University City/Golden Triangle

Booked 3 times today

Queenstown Bistro - UTC is a vibrant gem nestled in San Diego's University City, offering an authentic taste of Bistro cuisine that shines through its fresh, locally-sourced dishes. The atmosphere is described as “intimate yet fun,” making it an ideal retreat from the bustling mall surroundings. Guests rave about their “amazing selection of delicious dishes” and “remarkably good” service, ensuring a memorable dining experience each visit. With an ever-evolving beer list from award-winning local craft brewers and a carefully curated wine selection, this bistro stands out as a delightful destination for both food enthusiasts and casual diners alike.

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5 restaurants available nearby

1. Queenstown Public House

2. Dunedin New Zealand Eats

3. Kairoa Brewing Company

4. Queenstown Village

5. Queenstown Bistro - UTC

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