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Tras una buena caminata por Waiuku Museum, ven a este café y descansa un poco. Su casero chuletón, su tierno cordero y sus sabrosas gambas están entre esos platos que no hay que dejar de tomar en Kentish Hotel. De acuerdo con las opiniones de los clientes, aquí los camareros ofrecen un delicioso whisky escocés, una excelente cerveza o un insuperable vino. Pone a disposición de sus visitantes distintas variantes de su magnífico café.
Vas a llevarte un buen recuerdo de este lugar, ya que es famoso por su gran servicio y su amable personal, siempre dispuesto a ayudar. Pagarás unos precios bajos cuando comas en este lugar. Seguro que vas a disfrutar de su moderna atmósfera.
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5 Queen Street, 2123
Auckland, Región de Auckland, Nueva Zelanda
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| MartesMar | 11:00-20:00 |
| MiércolesMié | 11:00-20:00 |
| JuevesJue | 11:00-20:00 |
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58 minutes from order to serve for an Eggs Benedict and 2 Fish and Chip meals beggars belief.
Undressed salads, (and a small growl from the waitress when dressing was requested), broken battered fish which caused the fish itself to be deep fried and crispy, tomato sauce and tartare mixing together beside each other in a tiny round bowl, Untoasted or even heated muffins for the EB and a minuscule ($4.00 extra charge) amount of Salmon.
No salt or pepper on the table and the 2 salt shakers that we stole from other tables didn’t work.
At least the chips were good....
The longest liquor license in NZ and it shows. Unkempt, cobwebs, severe lack of care.
I guess that after dark, with the lights down, thumping music and a skinfull you wouldn’t notice.
But, when you have magnificent watering holes like the one in Tuakau or some in Pukekohe so near why would you bother.
Clearly you can tell it from the classic outfit, the long corrider, the vintage lamp at the entrance and of course, those framed pictures hanging the whole walls.
Maybe Prime Minister John Key felt the same way. If not, we wouldn't see his photos with a jar of beer by the post outside of Kentish Hotel. Clearly, it is an old hotel & bar, but, favored by the old and new.
Walking into and get involved immediately, by witness a pretty young lady finishing her 1KG of Buffalo Nibbles. Yes, you will be feeling shocked like me. However, it is another sign that young people are keen to this place and especially the food here.
Sitting down, with loads of photos accompany me, on which are all New Zealand Olympics Champions, smiling, feeling proud of the precious moment. Impressive.
While waiting for my bites, a group of men workers were chatting with beer on hand. Yes, this place is such a mixture of diversity.You can experience young, old, classes, attitude, history and of course, nice beer.
A glass of Red Lion in my stomach, I felt a bit refreshed. Then came my Chips and half a kilo Buffalo Nibbles. How could anyone resist that sort of temptations? Not me.
One bite in, a bit sour, pungent, spicy but sweet flavor flood my taste buds. This great start never ends until I finished my half a kilo. Bet you will feel the same way like me, again.
What did Prime Minister have pairing his beer? I began to wonder, again....