Hospitality / Restaurants

35 Eat St

Tucked inside the scenic Te Araroa Holiday Park along Highway 35, 35 Eat Street is a beloved burger haven open a few days each week.
Known for its unforgettable gourmet burgers and crisp fries, this spot is the perfect reward after exploring the East Cape. Keep an eye on their Facebook page for current opening days and hours.
STR 2690
STR 2746
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Business Details

Opening Times
Hours:
Open Wednesday - Monday 5-7pm. Closed Tuesday ( weather dependent so keep an eye on Facebook)

Amenities

STR 2690
STR 2746
1+

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