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56 West Quay, Ahuriri, Napier 4110 (07) 833 6332
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Situated on the beautiful Ahuriri waterfront Shed 2 is a multi awarded restaurant and bar. Developed in 1996 in a historic old wool store dating back to 1882 Shed 2 has both an extensive menu and wine list to satisfy the most discerning customers. We a...

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If you need a heart-warming plate of food for lunch after a brisk stroll along West Quay then drop in and tuck into the June “Bangers and Mooch Mash” special. It’s a great café for a casual bite to eat and hot coffee along restaurant row.

    A wonderful character-filled place to while away the morning, whether for coffee or a full breakfast. Wide decks facing north-west and in the middle of the West Quay restaurant precinct there’s always some action. Life will slow down, your pulse will catch a breath as the yachts cruise past, locals beat the heat jumping off the wharf and the fishers bring in their catch. It’s right on the beaten track of the Rotary Pathway with loads of parking.

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