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HomeBusinessRediscovering a Pukekohe treasure: Ed Street’s remarkable revival

Rediscovering a Pukekohe treasure: Ed Street’s remarkable revival

Times Team
By Times Team
October 15, 2025
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Ed Street in the former Pukekohe Fire Station has been lovingly restored by its owners. Photo supplied

A cherished piece of Pukekohe’s past has been lovingly restored to its former glory.

The old fire station, once left in decline under previous occupancy, has been reclaimed and rejuvenated by its owner, who has poured heart, time, and significant investment into its revival.

Today, the building once again stands proud as one of Franklin’s most recognisable landmarks.

The transformation is extraordinary. What was once a tired relic is now an authentic slice of local history infused with warmth and vitality. The fireman’s pole may be gone, but there’s no rush to leave, and visitors are invited to linger, relax, and enjoy.

At the heart of Ed Street lies a renewed kitchen, led by a talented new culinary team. Their menu balances heritage and innovation, offering dishes that celebrate freshness, quality, and creativity, all paired with a curated beverage list.

The friendly front-of-house team rounds out the experience with genuine, attentive service.

Whether it’s a weekday lunch, a weekend dinner with friends, or a special celebration, Ed Street provides the perfect setting. Its character, shaped by its storied past, gives it an atmosphere that’s both inviting and unique.

Upstairs, the Heritage Room continues the story. Elegant and intimate, this beautifully restored space captures the spirit of the original fire station while offering modern comfort. It’s a stunning venue for private functions, family celebrations, or corporate gatherings, where every event feels special.

With a new menu launching this week, there’s never been a better time to rediscover Ed Street. Expect elevated casual dining, exceptional hospitality, and a true sense of connection.

Ed Street isn’t just a restaurant, it’s a restored piece of Pukekohe’s story, where local heritage meets contemporary flavour to create experiences worth sharing.

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