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Creative classy cafe 

Hansen's Cafe and store

Fiona & David are the new owners of Hansen's Cafe in Kimbolton, NZ's Sculpture Capital. As soon as you walk into the cafe, you will be aware of a special country atmosphere with matai wooden floor, wood features and fireplace. 
At the same time, it is light, airy and welcoming. Families are welcome with a play area set by the back wall.
A range of cabinet food, the popular Pizza option, fantastic coffee and a select range of teas are available. All food is made on site. Please ask at the counter about the gluten-free options.
Wander across the road to view the history of Kimbolton and information about what you can see & do around the village and the surrounding area. 
​An award-winning sculpture sits to the fore of the information signs.
See photo gallery below.


Opening hours - 5 days per week
Wednesday -  
10.00 am - 4pm 
Thursdays -    10.00 am -  4pm
Fridays -          10.00 am -  4 pm
Saturdays -     10.00 am -  4 pm 
Sunday -            9.00 am  - 3pm
Monday -
         Closed  
Tuesday
 -         Closed   
                                                        
Contact                                                                                          
P      06 3285050
IP    +64 63285050 

C      0273215818
E      hansenscafe@xtra.co.nz
                                                                      
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