Guidebook for Dunedin
Food Scene
Bang for your buck lunch hour sushi. Look for Jay, the best sushi chef in town. Local office folks line up to get their sushi fix from Jay. And it is in a beautifully restored commercial building in the old stock exchange district. Look for the original elevator, and ask if you can see the cellars!
Jitsu - Exchange
1 Queens GardensBang for your buck lunch hour sushi. Look for Jay, the best sushi chef in town. Local office folks line up to get their sushi fix from Jay. And it is in a beautifully restored commercial building in the old stock exchange district. Look for the original elevator, and ask if you can see the cellars!
Keep it simple. Cinnamon roll, a dollop of butter and a long black.
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The Good Oil Cafe
314 George StKeep it simple. Cinnamon roll, a dollop of butter and a long black.
The Sunday Brunch fare, but everyday! Located in the hip warehouse district. Do it.
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Vogel St Kitchen
76 Vogel StThe Sunday Brunch fare, but everyday! Located in the hip warehouse district. Do it.
The Jitsu
133 Stuart StSame as The Jitsu Exchange, except all day long.
Nectar Espresso Bar + Cafe
286 Princes StNot just espresso (they do this very well, though). Go get some waffles!
Because the city center is passe. Come up to one of the poshest neighborhoods of Dunedin, and order the dinner entrees. Or come in earlier in the day for a cup of coffee.
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No 7 Balmac
7 Balmacewen RdBecause the city center is passe. Come up to one of the poshest neighborhoods of Dunedin, and order the dinner entrees. Or come in earlier in the day for a cup of coffee.
Drinks & Nightlife
Speights Ale House
200 Rattray StBecause they brew Speights in Dunedin...
Sightseeing
When the country was young, it established one of its most prominent centers of learning with blue stone and mortar, erected a clock tower and planted cherry blossoms around it by the waters of the Leith.
360 Leith St
360 Leith StreetWhen the country was young, it established one of its most prominent centers of learning with blue stone and mortar, erected a clock tower and planted cherry blossoms around it by the waters of the Leith.