Lunch – Dinner · Into the evening
Bistro & Bar
Relaxed harbourside dining and the best sunset seat in Ōmokoroa — under one roof.
The Bistro · Lunch – Dinner
Relaxed, harbourside, no fuss
The Bistro is the kitchen at The Links Ōmokoroa — relaxed harbourside dining in Ōmokoroa, Bay of Plenty, for lunch through dinner. It's for long tables of friends, family birthdays, date nights and lazy Sunday lunches — locals and visitors alike, no membership, no tee time. Why here? Shared plates worth lingering over, warm hospitality, and the harbour doing its thing outside every window.
Think generous plates built for the middle of the table, local produce where it counts, and a room that never asks you to whisper.
The Bar · All day – Evening
A quiet drink, a great view
The Bar is the tap at The Links Ōmokoroa — Ōmokoroa's harbourside bar in the Bay of Plenty, open to everyone, all day and into the evening. It's for the after-work catch-up, the sunset pint, the wine while dinner's decided — locals, visitors, golfers and non-golfers alike. Why here? Because the view over the harbour at last light is the kind of thing you plan an evening around, and here it comes with the drink.
Some will call it the 19th hole. Fair enough. For everyone else, it's simply the bar with the best view in town — cold taps, good wine, and no dress code beyond 'come as you are'.
A look at the table
Kitchen, bar and harbour — photography lands as the build progresses.
Bistro & Bar — quick answers
Will I be able to book a table?
Yes — bookings open ahead of opening day, and early-access subscribers get first pick of opening-week tables before the general public.
What will the menu be like?
Relaxed and generous — shared plates, harbourside classics and local produce, built for the middle of the table. Menu previews land on Instagram @thelinksomokoroa first.
Is the Bar open to non-golfers?
Completely. The Bar at The Links Ōmokoroa is open to everyone, all day, golf optional. No membership, no tee time — just turn up.
Is it family-friendly?
Very. The Links is Ōmokoroa's gathering place — kids, prams and grandparents are all part of the plan.