Caribe Latin Kitchen

One of Queenstown’s most popular cheap eat establishments, the Caribe Latin Kitchen is a culmination of Latin American and Caribbean flavours that successfully manages to cater for vegetarians and gluten-free eaters too. All menu items, from arepas to burritos, have an incredible selection for meat and non-meat eaters alike. Emphasis is given to fresh, seasonal vegetables and locally sourced ingredients.

One of the Mall's more characterful and colourful restaurants, Caribe is a small nook dishing out quality tacos, quesadillas and burritos stuffed fuller…

Ideal for those seeking a cheap place to eat in Queenstown is the Caribe Latin Kitchen, offering a variety of flavourful vegetarian options. Dig into classics such as vegetable burritos, nachos loaded with melted cheese and house sauce, filling quesadillas and tacos filled to the brim. The restaurant also serves arepas, popular in Colombian and Venezuelan cuisine, a delicious flatbread which vegetarians can fill with either black beans, sauteed vegetables or melted cheese.

Caribe’s smattering of plant-based Latin cuisine makes it one of the best vegan-friendly restaurants in Queenstown. Foodies will be able to eat their hearts out with a wide selection of tapas, arepas, burritos, quesadillas, and other authentic dishes loaded with veggie goodness and exciting flavours. For a quick snack, the guacamole or nachos will hit the spot.

For something a little different, Caribe Latin Kitchen brings the bold, fresh flavours of Latin America to Queenstown. Tucked away in the food alley off Beach Street, this small but vibrant spot serves up affordable and authentic street food. Whether you prefer quesadillas, arepas, burritos, or tacos, they’re guaranteed to be packed with spice and personality.

Price range: $15 – $25.Come here for: Different flavours you won’t find anywhere else in Queenstown.Takes reservations: No. If you’re looking for a relaxed restaurant setting in Queenstown, Caribe Latin Kitchen is the place to go. There’s not much in the way of Caribbean food in Queenstown, so that makes Caribe Latin Kitchen stand out right away.

Bringing a vibrant twist to Queenstown’s food scene, Caribe Latin Kitchen serves up bold flavors, bright colors, and creative dishes inspired by Latin America and the Caribbean. From zesty tacos to hearty arepas, every bite is a fiesta of flavor. If you’re after something fresh, fun, and full of spice, this is the place to be!

Caribe Latin Kitchen is a colourful little spot that specialises in homey Mexican and Latin American fare. The cuisine is creative, flavourful and unforgettable; the perfect combination of humble and intense. Get your hands dirty with a naked burrito, pairing black beans with salad, rice, avocado and Caribe sauce.

For a taste of the Caribbean, Caribe Latin Kitchen offers a colorful and lively dining environment. The kids' menu features smaller portions of popular dishes, allowing children to enjoy the vibrant flavors without the spice. This restaurant is a great choice for families looking to try something different.

Caribe Latin Kitchen (yes you guessed it – south american cuisine) is one of the smaller restaurants in Queenstown but for for a small restaurant, they have an extensive menu. Think tapas, burritos, tacos, quesadillas, arepas and more. Most items on their menu can be made vegan by request.

Caribe Latin Kitchen offers Latin American food and cheap eats in the heart of Queenstown. Enjoy takeaway or delivery with dishes like tapas, quesadillas, tacos, burritos, and arepas. Grab a beer, margarita, or tequila to accompany your meal, and satisfy your sweet tooth with churros.

Caribe Latin Kitchen is a “local secret” tucked away on Ballarat Street. There are only a few tables but it’s one of the rare places that’s open all day, and serves up pretty quick takeaway. This is definitely the best restaurant in Queenstown if you’re looking for a burrito fix.

Caribe Latin Kitchen is a Latin American and Caribbean restaurant with two locations in Queenstown and Christchurch. Their food is flavourful, spicy, and brings a taste of the tropics to New Zealand. They have a line of their own hot sauces like chipotle, verde and "spicy lover".

You can get NZ$10 tacos from Caribe Latin Kitchen, 36 Ballarat Street, or try St Pierre Sushi, Cnr State Highway 1 and Grand Road, for their $8-$10 sushi lunch packs. Every day for lunch, Searle Lane, 15 Church Street, offers NZ$5 pizzas and a decent $10 lunch menu.

Yhis hole in the wall restaurant is run by Venezuelans and was a delight to find. They have vegan and some gluten-free options for every item on their menu, including arepas and tacos. The flavors are incredible and definitely my favorite spot in Queenstown.

Fresh fresh fresh and full of flavour – tacos, burritos and loads more. This is a favourite stop for me when I need to taste fresh South American flavours at a fraction of the cost of a restaurant. Worth not eating breakfast for!

Caribe- You can take the girl out of Texas… but you can’t take the Texas out of this girl. Which means that I eat Mexican food every chance I get. Caribe offers great latin cuisine and it’s really affordable!.

If you’re looking for something a little more wallet-friendly, then try the Caribe Latin Kitchen Restaurant. Tasty burritos, tequeños and everything else deliciously Mexican. They have kids options, too.

Forget Fergburger, this place serves Queenstown's best fast food (lunch or dinner)!. Delicious authentic Latino food and drinks, the staff are... We had the lamb arepa and it was delicious!

I crave their vegan burrito option often, and I love all their hot sauces. They have vegan cheese and can do tacos, quesadillas, arepas and nachos. I’m drooling just thinking of their food.

Serving up Caribbean and Latin American dishes, this vibrant eatery offers affordable options with generous portions. Don’t miss their mouthwatering empanadas and flavorful tacos.

Eat half for lunch and save the other half for a snack later on. If you are into your spicy foods, ask for it hot and you won’t be let down. Nomads Pick – Chicken Burrito

Also located on Ballarat Street, this Mexican place doesn’t have a lot of vegan options on their menu. You can, however, veganize some of their vegetarian dishes.

Caribe Latin Kitchen has an excellent selection of well priced, flavoursome and generous proportions of traditional Latino cuisine with a kiwi twist.