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Exterior of Dockside on Queens Wharf.

Dockside Restaurant & Bar

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    Shed 3 Queens Wharf, Wellington Central, Wellington

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    Dockside

Enjoy the sun and seafood at this restaurant and function venue, overlooking Wellington Harbour.

Dockside is a maritime-themed restaurant housed in a historic waterfront shed. It has one of the largest outdoor dining spaces sitting over water in the southern hemisphere.

The menu is largely seafood-based, emphasising fresh produce, and sourcing seafood daily from local markets. The drinks list features wine from Martinborough — Wellington’s neighbouring wine region — plus local craft beer.

On a sunny day, there’s nowhere better for a meal or a drink. On days that are not so sunny, the deck has a large retractable roof to provide shelter from the elements, giving the feel of alfresco dining.

Dockside has three main areas that can cater for everything from private dinners to cocktail parties and corporate events.

Highlights

  • Panoramic views of the Wellington harbour.
  • Seafood-based menu with plenty of fresh produce.
  • Largest outdoor dining space over water in the southern hemisphere.

Rooms available

Spaces Cocktail Banquet
Main deck 300 160
Upstairs restaurant 150 100
Private room   18

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