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A restaurant located in Queenstown Bay, New Zealand, known for its Great British nostalgia-themed tapas and a selection of French and local wines.
Chef Josh Phillips is the Head Chef at Little Aosta and is associated with Destination Unknown Restaurants. He was recognized as the Clyth MacLeod Rising Talent of 2025 at the Cuisine Good Food Awards. Beyond...
Last updated: 7/2/2026, 4:26:53 AM
The Bathhouse Queenstown is a tapas bar and restaurant offering a taste of Great British nostalgia in a superb location overlooking Queenstown Bay. It's known for its charming ambiance, window views of the lake and mountains, and a menu featuring classic English meals alongside a selection of French and local wines. It serves as a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the scenic surroundings.
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Customers highly praise the quality of the coffee, with one reviewer calling their oat milk cappuccino 'one of the best ever'. The Sunday Roast Roll with roast pork and apple sauce is frequently highlighted as delicious and a must-try. Other popular dishes include Chips with curry sauce and the Ploughman's lunch, though some found the latter a bit light on cheese. The Chai Latte also receives high marks. The restaurant's location and views are consistently lauded, creating a serene atmosphere. Service is generally described as lovely, though one customer noted an 'unnecessary attitude' regarding coffee size and milk options. It can sometimes be challenging to secure a spot due to its popularity and intimate size.
The restaurant is situated in a picturesque location, offering stunning views of Lake Wakatipu and the surrounding mountains, making it a popular choice for both locals and tourists seeking a scenic dining experience. The name 'The Bathhouse' evokes a sense of historical charm and relaxation, aligning with its 'Great British nostalgia' theme.
The Bathhouse is a popular spot, especially for coffee and lunch, and can get busy. Visiting during off-peak hours might be ideal to secure a window seat and enjoy the views. It's recommended for a relaxing start to the day or a leisurely lunch.
