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3229 State Highway 12, Taheke, Northland, Taheke 4000 (09) 4014868
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Northland's Taheke Tavern is located in a historic building dating back to 1842. Formerly known as the Taheke Hotel and Taheke Coach Hotel, the earliest records show a licence was granted in 1871, although locals believe it was a working pub well before that.

A popular meeting point for locals and visitors passing through, today the tavern is a popular bar and restaurant, along with offering four comfortable guest rooms.

With various events taking place onsite including karaoke, quiz nights and the occasional live band, they also run a catering service specialising in traditional hangi meals.

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Catering

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There is so much happening here, so your night out will never be dull. The staff are so friendly, prices are reasonable and great atmosphere.

    The Taheke Tavern is a classic. I’m warning you now, it’s a bit rough around the edges but well loved all the same. You’ll find a swarthy bunch of locals in here. If you can hold their gaze you’ll be rubbing shoulders and singing sea shanties in no time. I love bringing visitors here for a taste of the true Far North.

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