Harbourside Ocean Bar Grill
CONTACT
Ph: 09 307 0556
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The Ferry Building
99 Quay Street
Auckland City,
1010 NZ
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Opening Hours
| SUN | 11:30am - late |
|---|---|
| MON | 11:30am - late |
| TUE | 11:30am - late |
| WED | 11:30am - late |
| THU | 11:30am - late |
| FRI | 11:30am - late |
| SAT | 11:30am - late |
The Details
Cuisine
- Modern Kiwi
- Seafood
Need to Know
- Healthy Options
- Love the View
- Outdoor Seating
Serving
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Dessert
In the mood for
- Cocktails
- Wine
The Verdict
When you’re gazing at stunning waterfront views, there’s no food more appropriate than fresh, sensational seafood. Delicate fish, grilled crayfish, juicy prawns and moreish mussels... We want it all and we want it now. Lucky for us, we can have all of this (and then some) at Auckland’s premium seafood destination, appropriately named Harbourside Ocean Bar Grill.
Overlooking the glistening Waitemata Harbour, this restaurant knows how to impress. It’s perched in the iconic Ferry building, providing the perfect vantage point of the harbour and the perfect setting for a long lunch.
Inside, it’s the perfect balance of stylish yet relaxed. Think: crisp white tablecloths alongside modern Kiwi art and—our fave part—an impressive display of wine bottles stacked to the ceiling. The balcony accommodates Auckland’s unpredictable weather with covered seating and pull-down screens to protect you from the rain. Yep, you can totally dine outside in the depths of winter.
Beautiful harbour views? Check! Divine seafood? Check! Other mouth-watering eats? Check! ALL the good times? Check, check, check! See you there.
Image credit: Harbourside
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