A Traditional English-style Pub with an On-site Brewery in Auckland, New Zealand
Location and History
Galbraith's Alehouse is a beloved English-style pub located in the vibrant neighbourhood of Eden Terrace in Auckland, New Zealand.
The pub is situated in the iconic Grafton library building, perched at the top of Mt Eden Road. Keith Galbraith, a passionate brewer, founded the pub in 1995, and since then, it has become a local landmark.
Brewery
One of the main highlights of Galbraith's Alehouse is its on-site brewery which produces some of the best beers in the country. Current Head Brewer, David O'Leary, works alongside Galbraith to create old-world beer styles with traditional techniques. At the Alehouse, the focus is on quality over quantity, and they brew only small batches to ensure consistent and excellent flavour profiles.
Beer Selection
Galbraith's Alehouse boasts one of the most extensive beer lists in the country, with over 20 different styles of beer on tap at any given time. The Alehouse offers a range of house beers that are brewed on-site, as well as a rotating selection of guest beers from New Zealand and abroad. Whether you prefer IPAs, stouts, lagers or something in between, you are sure to find a beer that suits your taste at Galbraith's Alehouse.
Awards and Accolades
Galbraith's Alehouse has been named one of Metro's Top 10 Auckland Bars in 2020. This recognition is a testament to the Alehouse's commitment to quality, authenticity and creating a memorable experience for guests.
When to Visit
Galbraith's Alehouse is open seven days a week, from midday to late at night, making it the perfect destination for lunch, dinner or drinks. Auckland's pleasant climate and long daylight hours make it a great place to explore year-round.
Getting There
Galbraith's Alehouse is conveniently located in Eden Terrace, which is easily accessible by car, public transport or on foot. The pub is about a 10-minute drive from Auckland CBD and around 20 minutes from Auckland Airport. Buses and trains also service the area, with multiple stops within walking distance of the pub.