Vulcan Lane in Auckland, Auckland (1010, New Zealand)
Opening hours, location, phone, store list

Vulcan Lane is a small pedestrian-only lane running between Queen Street and the shopping district known as Chancery in Auckland Central. It is named after the Vulcan Hotel, which was built in 1863 and was one of the first brick buildings in Auckland. The hotel was demolished in 1969, but the name remained. Vulcan Lane was originally a service lane for the hotel and other businesses, but it gradually became a popular spot for cafes, bars, restaurants, and shops. Today, it is one of the most charming and historic laneways in the city, with a European-style atmosphere and a vibrant nightlife.

Vulcan Lane is owned by various landlords who lease their properties to different tenants. Some of the owners are:

• The Queen’s Ferry Hotel building, which houses Lobby Bar and Eatery, Vulture’s Lane, and Cassette Nine, is owned by the Good Group Ltd, a hospitality company that also owns Botswana Butchery and Harbourside restaurants.
• The building that hosts Le Chef, a French restaurant, is owned by the Lee family, who bought it in 2016 for $4.5 million. The building was built in 1903 and was formerly a warehouse for a clothing company.
• The building that hosts Edit., a men’s clothing store, is owned by Edit. Ltd, which also owns Fabric, another men’s clothing store on High Street.
• The building that hosts Meaden Master Jewellers, a family-owned jewellery store since 1975, is owned by Meaden Jewellers Ltd.

There are about 23 stores on Vulcan Lane, including cafes, restaurants, bars, pubs, clothing stores, and a jewellery store. Here is a list of them:

Arak Junction: an Indonesian bar and grill that offers authentic cuisine and drinks.
Cassette Nine: a quirky bar and nightclub that hosts live music, DJs, comedy nights, burlesque shows and more.
Edit.: a curated selection of international luxury clothing and footwear brands for men.
Le Chef: a French restaurant that serves classic dishes such as escargot, duck confit, and crème brûlée.
Lobby Bar and Eatery: an elegant eatery that serves exquisite dining for lunch and dinner in the historic Queen’s Ferry Hotel building.
Meaden Master Jewellers: a handcrafted high-quality jewellery store that specializes in custom-made pieces.
Mojo Vulcan Lane: a cafe that offers delicious food, coffee (hot and cold brew), juices, and catering services.
Sushi Factory: a sushi place that is perfect for a quick and healthy lunch on the go.
The Occidental Belgian Beer Cafe: a pub that serves Belgian beers, mussels, fries, waffles, and other European fare.
Vulture’s Lane: a craft beer bar that has 22 taps of rotating beers from local and international breweries.

There are plenty of dining options on Vulcan Lane for different tastes and budgets. You can find cuisines from France, Indonesia, Japan, Belgium, New Zealand, and more. Some of the dining options are:

Arak Junction: an Indonesian bar and grill that offers authentic cuisine such as nasi goreng (fried rice), sate ayam (chicken skewers), rendang (beef curry), gado gado (vegetable salad), and more. You can also enjoy cocktails made with arak (a distilled liquor) or bintang (a beer) while listening to live music or DJs.
Le Chef: a French restaurant that serves classic dishes such as escargot (snails), duck confit (slow-cooked duck leg), boeuf bourguignon (beef stew), ratatouille (vegetable stew), crème brûlée (custard with caramelized sugar), and more. You can also enjoy wines from France or New Zealand while admiring the vintage decor.
Lobby Bar and Eatery: an elegant eatery that serves exquisite dining for lunch and dinner in the historic Queen’s Ferry Hotel building. You can choose from dishes such as lamb rump (with roasted vegetables), pork belly (with apple sauce), salmon fillet (with lemon butter), mushroom risotto (with parmesan) and more. You can also enjoy cocktails, beers, wines, or spirits while relaxing in the cozy lounge.
Sushi Factory: a sushi place that is perfect for a quick and healthy lunch on the go. You can choose from a variety of sushi rolls, nigiri (rice balls with toppings), sashimi (raw fish slices), salads, soups, and more. You can also enjoy green tea, miso soup, or soy sauce while sitting at the counter or taking away.
The Occidental Belgian Beer Cafe: a pub that serves Belgian beers, mussels, fries, waffles, and other European fare. You can choose from over 100 beers from Belgium or New Zealand, or try a beer tasting paddle. You can also enjoy dishes such as moules frites (mussels and fries), carbonnade flamande (beef and beer stew), croque monsieur (ham and cheese sandwich), gaufre de liège (waffle with caramelized sugar), and more. You can also enjoy live music, sports, or trivia nights.

Opening hours: The opening hours of Vulcan Lane stores vary depending on the type of business and the day of the week. There are several parking buildings within walking distance of Vulcan Lane, such as Chancery Car Park (8 Bacons Lane), Victoria Street Car Park (30 Kitchener Street), Downtown Car Park (31 Customs Street West), or Civic Car Park (Greys Avenue). You can also find on-street parking meters along Queen Street or High Street.

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