Very expensive place. $32 for an average pizza (we had the wobbly pizza) and $24 or so for the beef nachos which was pretty gross the 'beef' was gluggy and fairly tasteless, not enough sour cream or cheese for the amount of meat either Taking big advantage of the fact they're the only place to eat bring your own food if you come to Arthur's Pass!
Definitely expensive, but what do you expect from a town with 2 places to eat? Had the vegetarian pizza, it was pretty good and was more than enough for 2 people. Staff was friendly.
Good basic and expensive. Staff not great
All microwave food charging 32$ for a pizza and 15$ for a soup. Had to pay before the food was served I wonder why The soup was meant to be a gluten free option which they gallantly did by removing the bread rolls at the same price. Appalling place.
Look nice but not nice
2 people can not finished one pie too dry and salty.
Not recommend
Nice and cosy place to come to get away from the cold, after a day doing the walks around the area. As there are not many options around here, it's pretty good. Honest food, with no bells and whistles. I would call it a pub rather than a restaurant. Good service
$32 for a pizza and they might not charge you to use the power points. When there's little competition you can be your worst and still be the best and these guys know it. ProTip: keep driving.
Expensive. $32 for a pizza. Closes early (7pm). No Wifi. Charges to use a power socket! Not recommended. Cafe over the road is nicer, cheaper & has free Wifi.
While the atmosphere may look better than the place over the road, I do not recommend going here based on my experience. The coffee is plainly awful. I also noticed they want to charge you $2.50 for plugging in a laptop or phone for a bit of charging. I didn't need to charge, but I think it's pretty ridiculous to ask for a fee.
After a day's hike (Avalanche Peak), I was ready for a beer and FOOD. Despite being packed with people (many of whom we had seen on our hike), the Wobbly Kea was efficient in taking orders and serving people. The pizza (veggie) was delicious and a good size for two people. It was a great stop to refuel with food.
This place is in between mountains so one would expect to pay a little more than your average centrally localed restaurant.
Price wise- it was fair.
Staff service- good.
Good quality- everything we ordered was delicious. We ordered the mushroom soups and chips with gravy and cheese.
Atmosphere- warm and cosy.