Glenfalloch Café & Restaurant is set in a beautiful historic woodland garden on Dunedin’s stunning Otago Peninsula.
Serving locally roasted coffee, delicious brunch, lunch, dinner menus, as well as a beautiful range of cabinet food and beverages – There are lots of things to try!
We have even got dedicated kids, vegan, vegetarian and dairy free menus available… No one goes home hungry!
RESTAURANT REGULAR
OPENING HOURS
Wednesday 9:30am – 4:00pm
Thursday: 9.30am – late, tapas and ‘Trust the Chef ‘ (Happy Hour 4-6)
Friday: 9:30am – late, with live music from 6pm (Happy Hour 4-6)
Saturday & Sunday: 9:30am – 4:00pm
Monday & Tuesday: CLOSED
Sometimes we have closures for private functions, events, weddings or special occasions. We understand that these closures can be frustrating, but without them we wouldn’t be able to continue our day-to-day operations. These wonderful functions are what Glenfalloch is known for, and our staff truly love hosting them.
Keep an eye on our social media outlets and our website for updates.
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WHAT’S ON AT GLENFALLOCH!

We can host your private function or event with your own personal events coordinator!
Bookings for private functions range from 50 to 130 guests with different dining options to suit your budget, taste and style.
If you would like to book your own event or function, email us your ideas: restaurants@glenfalloch.org.nz

Experience one of New Zealand’s most gorgeous gardens, listen to the beautiful birdsong… Explore Glenfalloch Garden, 30 acres of historic garden begun in 1871.
Stroll amongst the beautiful seasonal displays and enjoy the lush surrounds – native ferns, exotic imports and indigenous New Zealand trees. Glenfalloch Garden is owned by Otago Peninsula Trust NZ’s first private charitable conservation trust- your support helps keep this special place open for all to enjoy.
To enquire about booking a group garden tour, email us on: alan@glenfalloch.org.nz

Glenfalloch is part of New Zealand’s first private charitable conservation trust, registered in 1967 has an impressive record of achievement.
It’s managed by a voluntary Board of Trustees.