As Queenstown's oldest restaurant, it's fair to say The Cow has become an institution for tourists, locals, and just about any passer by. With vibes comparable to a medieval den, head to this spot for your fill of pasta, pizza, and it goes without saying, a very warm welcome. 

This is the place to spot the sunset. With panoramic 360 views hop aboard Perky's, an old boat turned floating bar. Bring your own snacks and picnic to enjoy with a drink!

With speakeasy vibes Little Mez is an ambient, underground cocktail bar with a quirky restaurant upstairs. Over 80 varieties of Mezcal and Tequila line the shelves so get ready for some tasty concoctions with a few nibbles on the side. 

Located in a small upstairs kitchen is Kappa. It's low-key, inviting, and exceptionally cosy: whether this is due to it's tiny capacity, or Yoshi & Michiko's incredibly warm welcome we can't be sure. Despite its size, the sushi at this spot is exceptional. So pop on by to collect your take out, or book well in advance to dine inside.