There’s something for everyone at the market’s central fishmonger, with a daily bounty of the freshest catch available to...
The iconic Auckland Fish Market has been the beating heart of New Zealand seafood for well over 100 years. Just metres from the Hauraki Gulf are a world class fishmonger, courtyard bar, and an array of eateries showcasing the best and freshest seafood – from our boats to your table.
Visitors can enjoy cuisine from around the world, starting on the inside take your pick from Oji Sushi; modern Asian fusion at Bang Bang Kitchen; South American grill from Mar & Tierra; Mussels and Oysters from Billy Pot, as well as coffee, pastries, sandwiches and more from The Store.
Outside in the refurbished courtyard you'll find Market Galley, a classic fish & chippery serving up old favourites and future classics; buttery lobster rolls from Lobster & Tap; and craft beers, NZ wine, cocktails and more to quench your thirst at The Wreck.
Stop by Sanford and Sons Fishmonger on your way out for quality, fresh, sustainable seafood. The expert and friendly team will help you with all your seafood needs.
The Market's kitchen where the choicest produce get turned into fresh and flavoursome fare for the whole family.
Mar & Tierra offers a unique take on Latin flavours and street food married with Kiwi produce and the freshest local seafood...
From the mastermind behind Azabu and Ebisu, Yukio Ozeki brings Oji Sushi to Harbour Eats. Oji Sushi will serve up fresh...
Where the spirit of Vietnamese hospitality meets exciting culinary creations.
Open at Auckland Fish Market, Lobster & Tap is the first of its kind – A shack completely dedicated to the delicacy of...
A brand new, vibrant modern Asian Fusion eatery that majors in bold, punchy flavours. Think hawker markets in Singapore and...
The Store is an eatery of two halves. One half caters house-made foods and coffee to go. The second half has courtyard...
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Last updated:
11 November 2024
