Eat Streat

Eat Streat in Rotorua is a vibrant hub perfect for food enthusiasts! The array of restaurants and cafes cater to all tastes, making it a culinary delight.nnThe lively atmosphere, especially during evenings, adds to the experience with live music and friendly locals. It's a fantastic spot to relax and enjoy delicious meals.nnWith its central location, Eat Streat is a must-visit for travelers looking to immerse themselves in Rotorua's dining scene.

Excellent dinner options, the food here is exceptional, friendly and helpful staff and very courteous service. We really enjoyed the mussels, steak and pork belly. We were planning to order dessert but couldn't fit it in. The cauliflower starter was really good.

Excellent choices for all appetites & sooo spoilt for choice of different types of cuisines nWill definitely be eating here again so I can try others too.

It is a vibrant culinary hub that offers a diverse and delightful dining experience. Nestled in the heart of the city, this bustling pedestrianized street is lined with an array of restaurants serving a variety of cuisines, from local New Zealand dishes to international flavors.nnThe lively atmosphere is enhanced by the colorful lights and the charming architecture of the surrounding buildings. Visitors can stroll along the street, exploring the diverse menus and enjoying live performances.nnEat Street is not just a place to eat; it's a social and gastronomic adventure that captures the essence of Rotorua's hospitality and cultural richness.

!! Can’t comment on the food, I’m just reviewing the street !!nnIt’s very highly recommended so we took a look. After walking up and down and seeing the options we decided against it for a few reasons.nIt’s very busy with most restaurants being full and really noisy. The restaurant options are limited for what people say- there’s 2 Italians, 2 steak restaurants and 2 Asian restaurants. So there’s not as much option as you might think. Thirdly is incredibly expensive with one of the steaks being $40 alone and a 12” pizza for $25.nIt’s a tourist trap more than anything. Like I say we didn’t eat so food might be fully worth it, and it looks really nice with the lights on at night but just wasn’t for us :

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