Tony's Lord Nelson Restaurant

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Tony's Lord Nelson Restaurant

Lord Nelson started as a simple Kiwi steakhouse over 38 years ago and has expanded ever since. This popular restaurant serves some of the best succulent steaks in town but also offers fresh seafood, lamb, venison and chicken. The attentive staff serves big portion, so make sure to get here with an empty stomach.

Information

address37 Victoria Street, Auckland
emailtonys@lordnelson.co.nz
openingHoursDinner: daily 5pm–10pm. Lunch: Fri noon–2:30pm
phone+64 9 379 4564
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