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Eat Streat

The entrance to Eat Streat in Rotorua at dusk, illuminated by the bars and restaurants down the alley.

Looking down the length of Eat Streat in Rotorua, illuminated by pink lighting.

Potted plants outside Ambrosia restaurant and bar down Eat Streat.

Groups of people sitting at tables at Brew craft beer pub.

People walking down Eat Streat's covered alley.

A banana tree is potted in an old keg outside Brew craft beer pub.

'BREW' in large green illuminated letters above the entrance to the pub.

Two people sitting at a high table inside a restaurant down Eat Streat.

The Eat Streat metal cut-out sign at the entrance to the food alley.

The V-shaped roof structure of Eat Streat against a pink and blue dusky sky.

MondayOpen 24 hours.

TuesdayOpen 24 hours.

WednesdayOpen 24 hours.

ThursdayOpen 24 hours.

FridayOpen 24 hours.

SaturdayOpen 24 hours.

SundayOpen 24 hours.

Tutanekai St, Rotorua

07-349 2904

Live music Courtyard Bike friendly

Ever-changing fluorescent lighting and activity from hungry wanderers make this bustling inner-city food alley a go-to spot for locals and tourists alike. With fourteen different eateries and bars to choose from, come here with plenty of time to wander your way from place to place. From burgers to beers, pizzas to pinot gris, Eat Streat is a haven for evening time eating and drinking, and if you’re wondering where everyone is on a Saturday night, this spot is your best guess.

As the sun goes down, the fluorescent lighting takes over at Eat Streat, making it impossible to miss. Thanks to the thermally heated footpath, this contemporary pedestrian street is an excellent place to hang out, and even if you’re not in the mood for food, it pays to visit one of Rotorua’s proudest tourist attractions.

Words by Rosie Morrison & Photography by Jerome Warburton

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Location

Tutanekai St, Rotorua

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