Emporium Set to Open its Doors
Press Release for Emporium
Emporium Set to Open its Doors
Napier’s newest and hippest eatery and bar is to open its doors and welcome the curious and the patient from September 18. Locals and visitors to the city have been waiting politely for this exciting new hotspot to open, having undergone a serious renovation during the past 2 – 3 months, and the wait is almost over.
From the 18th, we’ll all have the chance to get in and see exactly what owners Neil Barber and Craig Hay, with the help of reputed restaurant designer Tom Skyring, have done with this special building. Emporium, in Marine Parade’s iconic Masonic Hotel building will begin serving delicious all-day sharing plates, coffee, breakfast, lunch and dinner – and by the look of the menu, it will all be well worth the wait.
Stop by for your morning coffee and make the most of the Emporium loyalty club while you get an authentic Art Deco start to the day, along with the friendly service from experienced staff. Make an occasion of lunch or dinner with friends and family – the menu and wine list are exceptional and sure to impress the most discerning diner. Or opt for the all-day option, sure to become a Hawke’s Bay institution as sunny days are wiled away over shared plates and fine beverages.
Here are a few teasers to whet the appetite:
• Mini lamb merguez sausage hot dogs
with harissa mayonnaise + garlic labneh
•
Master stock braised ham hock spring rolls + chilli jam
• Quinoa croquettes with Hohepa herb quark,
pickled beetroot + toasted pumpkin seeds
•
Chinese barbecued duck with Asian herb salad, peanuts +
Damson plum dressing
And this is with no mention of the delicious pizzas, platters, sweet treats and full main meals. The menu needs to be experienced to be properly enjoyed – and so does the new fit out.
Time to gather the troops and check out Napier’s newest and Art Deco’s finest, Emporium on Marine Parade. Open from September 18.
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