The Terrace
Welcome to The Terrace.
The heart of hospitality in Christchurch. A superb selection of restaurants and bars, premium office buildings, and a touch of retail at the top end of town. Once discovered, you will always come back.
A destination in its own right, The Terrace is a place where you can start, stay or finish your night out. Whether you are seeking lunch in the sun overlooking the Avon, a drink with friends or a truly delectable dinner option, we have you covered. Come and join us!
Opening Hours
- Monday 11am - Late
- Tuesday 11am - Late
- Wednesday 11am - Late
- Thursday 11am - Late
- Friday 11am - Late
- Saturday 11am - Late
- Sunday 11am - Late
Business hours are prone to change.
Christmas and Public Holidays.
Parking
With over 10,000 car parks in the city centre, find one where you need it.
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