Eat & Drink

Opening Hours:
Mon: 8am - 6pm
Tue-Fri: 8am - late
Sat: 4pm - late
Sun: Open for shows.

Contact - for enquiries or to book a table
+64 9282 4402  /  citizenq@qtheatre.co.nz

Normal opening hours will resume in February

Citizen Q: by day...
Come in for lunch and a glass of wine. Or grab a snack, enjoy a Supreme coffee and power up at our WIFI hotspot. Enjoy a fantastic range of hot-pressed or old school doorstop sandwiches, serious salads, biscuits, tarts, cakes and an ultra-cheap Artists' Pot of the Day.

Lounge: by night...
From evening until late into the night we have a full bar where you can have pre or post-show drinks, relax after work   , or catch up with friends. Our eclectic drinks menu includes boutique wines from all over New Zealand, artisan beers and specially designed cocktails unique to Q. You can also accompany your drink with a little something from our small plate menu or perhaps indulge in a cheese board.

Interested in a private hire? Please see the venue pages for Citizen Q or Lounge for more information. 

Eat & Drink at Citizen Q

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