Sunshine, adventure and good food
Lone Star Gisborne is always ready to help you relax, refuel, and enjoy a true Lone Star experience. Our team are hospitality pros, making sure you’re comfortable and have everything you need—great quality, tasty food.
Our restaurant comfortably seats 80 guests but if you prefer the Gizzy heat, the sun-drenched deck has spectacular views of the beautiful marina—dining alfresco has never looked better. The bar stocks gorgeous Kiwi wines, a selection of beers (bottled and on tap), and all our legendary Lone Star cocktails.
Our restaurant comfortably seats 80 guests but if you prefer the Gizzy heat, the sun-drenched deck has spectacular views of the beautiful marina—dining alfresco has never looked better. The bar stocks gorgeous Kiwi wines, a selection of beers (bottled and on tap), and all our legendary Lone Star cocktails.
Contact
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Location
Address:
The Esplanade
Inner Harbour Gisborne 4010
Inner Harbour Gisborne 4010
Opening Times
Business Hours:
Sunday to Thursday, 5pm - 8pm. Friday & Saturday, 5pm til late
Months of Operation:
All months of the year
Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
280 meters to Gisborne City Centre
Proximity to Airport:
5.3km's to the Gisborne Airport
Proximity to Bus:
1.2km's to the Intercity Bus Stop (located outside the Gisborne i-SITE Visitor Information Centre on Grey Street).
Parking:
Parking available onsite
Max Capacity:
80
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