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HomeLifestyleFood & DrinkEd Street’s back, alright!

Ed Street’s back, alright!

Times Team
By Times Team
September 30, 2025
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Ed Street delivers a fabulous menu that blends heritage charm with modern flavours, complemented by a front-of-house crew dedicated to warm, attentive service. Photo supplied

This iconic Franklin landmark has been reclaimed and lovingly restored by its owner.

The building now shines after a lack of care and maintenance by the previous tenant, who compromised both the state of the building and its reputation.

Considerable effort and investment have gone into restoring the fire station to its former glory, and today it once again shines as one of Pukekohe’s most treasured venues. The result is nothing short of fabulous; an authentic piece of history paired with a fresh new energy that makes every visit memorable.

At the heart of Ed Street is a revitalised kitchen led by a talented new team, delivering a fabulous menu that blends heritage charm with modern flavours, complemented by a front-of-house crew dedicated to warm, attentive service.

Whether you’re stopping by for a relaxed weekday lunch, gathering with friends over dinner, or celebrating a milestone, you’ll find yourself well looked after in a setting that combines style, comfort, and history.

Our upstairs heritage restaurant with its garden terrace is especially designed for special occasions, offering an elegant, private space that transforms events into unforgettable experiences.

From birthdays to corporate functions, we tailor each detail to ensure your celebration is truly one to remember. With a brand-new menu launching this week, now is the perfect time to rediscover Ed Street and see why it remains the local favourite.

Expect elevated casual dining, premium beverages, and the kind of hospitality that makes you want to return again and again. Ed Street is more than just a restaurant; it’s a gathering place where heritage meets modern hospitality, creating moments you’ll want to share.

Give us a go, you won’t be disappointed.

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