Precinct at Tūhura — Restaurant in Otago

The downstairs Cafe is probably one of the worst places I've eaten in quite some time. Disorganised chaos Is one way to put it. I feel a better system with clear barriers to prevent people table hopping and cutting the queue would help. And then staff allowing another table to cut in and place their order while lines of people were waiting for a seat. A seating chart with the tables that are occupied and then crossed off when the next guests approach the desk would stop staff looking so clueless when trying to see if they can seat people. The food was atrocious! I had the chicken schnitzel I was awful the facoccia bun was dry with a wee dolop of dressing under the chicken and then two massive piles of coleslaw on top Hubby had a greasy mess of a so called breakfast bagel. Bagel was slid as a rock. Loud, overpriced, disorganised, barely following covid guidelines and the food was ghastly. I do not recommend and will not be back. P. S your menus are a hot mess, so hard to read when u have to flip the pages upside down and turn them around. Next time click. On the button that says 'flip along the long edge' when double sided printing and dry them off after u clean them they were all...

The Otago Museum Cafe provides a delightful dining experience with its carefully curated ambiance and exceptional service. As an architect, I appreciate the thoughtful design elements that contribute to a pleasant and inviting atmosphere. The zoning of the museum, just at the entrance makes you hungry as you enter. All the aroma and people eating. Talk about free will and manifestation of consent eh?? None the less the combination of modern and traditional elements, along with a well-planned layout, creates a comfortable and visually appealing environment. The cafe offers a variety of seating options to cater to different preferences. Furthermore, the staff is friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, ensuring that visitors feel well-cared for during their dining experience. Overall, the Otago Museum Cafe is a recommended destination for those seeking a satisfying meal accompanied by a great ambiance and...

Worst food and over-priced. Paid $7 for the smallest protugese Tart whilst waiting for mains. It was smaller than a kiwi fruit in circumference. Additionally, when the mains came out, I ordered the salsa Verde Eggs - which has to be the WHITEST(!!!!!) salsa on the planet. I know this is dunedin, but it tasted like tomato paste on bread. Also, there was literally the thinnest drizzle of the salsa on the toast - which btw the toast was stale. They took forever for the food to come out. Oh and they ruined the halloumi (which was an additional cost of $6.5), it tasted like butter and was cold to...