Had a quick drink here before our flight. Customer service was great however the place appeared understaffed, a number of tables were empty but still had used dishes etc on them.
This eatery reminds me of Europe, I love the decor and layout of this place. Sadly, it has very low reviews. We went there just to have coffee. For us all went well. We did not have to wait long for our order. The coffee was very good. We had cappacino and flat white. There were very few patrons while we were there. Our time of visit was at 9.15am. We did find the meals bit expensive for our own pocket. For some it may be ok.
I maybe have low expectations of airport restaurants but was so glad I stopped here! All the cabinet food looked delicious but ended up going with the Eggs Benedict which, despite the cafe being relatively busy, was promptly delivered by friendly staff, was beautifully presented AND tasty (?!) My flat white was delicious... I also appreciated the aesthetics and the sunny/ airy seating area... Thus concludes my appreciative essay 😅
Had the big breakfast on arrival since I had some time to waste before leaving the airport. I must say it was surprising to see bake beans on a breakfast platter. Was not a big fan but overall everything else on the plate was worth eating. Had coffee and then an hour later had a beer. #imonvacation #dontjudgeme🤣
A collaboration with Oma, Blue Marble Lane plays host to its own menu and some hearty drinks, both alcoholic and non alcoholic.
Please note that food and hot beverages are prepared in the kitchen at Oma, although both do have individual menus. Fish and chips are top notch and it comes with a salad that is prepared in a way that actually makes me want to eat it.
There is also a large tv screen showing sports games next to the BML counter so an opportunity there to sit back and watch the rugby before your flight.
This is a really fun bar and restaurant, a great place to relax, get your thoughts together, have some food and maybe an adult beverage during a long layover or flight delay. There was an open table when we arrived and it even had room for us to park our carry-on bags. We loved the beer selection, with at least ten on tap, and we settled on two Panhead Hazy IPAs, one of my favorite NZ beers. We ordered a fried chicken sandwich, which was yummy. We were leisurely with our meal, and since there weren’t people waiting for a table, ordered another beer and took advantage of the airport wifi to get caught up on our email. This was a great way to spend a couple of otherwise “dead” airport hours, and I’d do it again in a red hot second.
Very stunning place located in the departure terminal. Lovely atmosphere. Bought almond croissants from here and coffee. Loved the croissants. It had a nice filling inside. The outside was crispy and nicely toasted. Would highly recommend for a nice coffee or breakfast. Staff were friendly as well.
Blue Marble lane is attached to Oma, and I actually ordered my food on the Blue Marble side. The service and meal were excellent, and there is a nice ambiance despite being right by the airport walkway. I'm very pleased with my experience. I had the fried chicken burger, and I would definitely recommend it. All the food came out fresh and hot.
Honestly did not expect much from an airport cafe but the mushrooms on toast I had were surprisingly good and they were very accomodating of dietary needs. The trees with fairy lights were ugly and the seat was wobbly but the service was great!
8 of us dinned in Blue Marble. Although the restaurant was packed the service and food was amazing. friendly staff, good atmosphere, amazing fresh food. recommend to all. especially the burger with the black bun. SO GOOD.
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I could have sworn there used to be a different restaurant right here, but maybe there was and I just haven't been paying attention for a few years. Either way, whatever bar/restaurant is here (now being Blue Marble Lane) is the one we'd go to when we're sending our friends and family off by sharing one last beer or bite. Beer selection is the standard ones like Macs or something similar. Some of the seating is directly in the sun along the windows, too much at certain times of the day, but there's plenty of other tables all scattered about and that's a bit how it feels, especially if you're bringing in some carry on bags and trying not to get them in the way of others. The couple of trees with fairy lights were a nice touch to it, but I can't really describe what the bar theme is supposed to be as it kind of feels in contrast to the trees with basic counters and uncomfy stools. Only snack we got were the loaded potato wedges, and those were definitely worth having with the bacon, cheese, and zing dipping sauce.
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