Mudbrick Vineyard and Restaurant is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Waiheke Island, New Zealand.
Located on Church Bay Road in Oneroa, Auckland, the restaurant offers a unique culinary experience with a romantic ambiance. The restaurant has two options for dining: the Flagship Mudbrick restaurant and the modern bistro, the Archive. Both restaurants offer island-inspired dishes and sit on the ridge overlooking the sparkling waters of the Hauraki Gulf and back to Auckland city.
The Mudbrick Vineyard and Restaurant is not just a place to dine, but also a place to stay. The property offers unique, distinctively different properties available for your perusal, located on the Mudbrick property and off-site. This is a fantastic way to explore everything the picturesque island has to offer. Visitors can book their boutique accommodations at Mudbrick Vineyard and Restaurant with IHG. Providing IHG® Rewards Club members new luxury & boutique hotels in Waiheke.
The vineyard produces a variety of Waiheke Island-produced, hand-picked, and harvested bespoke wines, available in the restaurants, at the cellar door, and online. Tastings at Mudbrick are led by the cellar masters, and self-guided tours are an excellent way to explore the grounds, gardens, and vines. Visitors can learn about the history of the vineyard, the vineyards themselves, and the award-winning wines produced there. Mudbrick Vineyard and Restaurant is located in Oneroa, on rugged Waiheke Island, 35 minutes from downtown Auckland by ferry. Visitors can travel from Auckland harbor on a ferry and board a double-decker bus to attractions like Oneroa Village, Oneroa Beach, and several local wineries.
In conclusion, Mudbrick Vineyard and Restaurant is a unique destination that offers a romantic culinary experience, island-inspired dishes, and a variety of Waiheke Island-produced bespoke wines. Visitors can also stay at the property and explore the picturesque island. The vineyard produces award-winning wines, and visitors can learn about the history of the vineyard, the vineyards themselves, and the wine-making process.