The name needs to be updated. It's called Alenna Cafe and it's great…read more We needed a quick breakfast place and wanted to stop somewhere out of the city. They have lovely pastries and I chose the cinnamon roll. They warmed it up for me and it was perfect. I like light frosting and this one was light. I had a hot latte to drink with my roll. The coffee was topped with latte art and was creamy and nice and hot. We ate inside with several tables available. Service was excellent. We were very happy with this stop.

It's now called Alenna which made it a bit harder to find so once the name changes over in…read moresearches, that will be better. We popped in a tried their beef lol lak- yummy! Salad was fresh and dressing was flavorful. Beef was tender and served in a delicious sauce with a perfectly fried egg. Service was friendly. It's definitely a casual laid back cafe.

A cute place recommended by several people. The restaurant is clean and bright. We had the chicken…read moreand waffles which was good. The chicken was tasty and mildly spicy. I liked the egginess and herbs in the waffles yet would have preferred if it had not been battered and deep fried. A pleasant spot with good food.

What a lovely morning to escape from Summerset Retirement village and enjoy sun, coffee, and a bite…read moreof breakfast. We shared the avocado toast and an egg omelette. It was all so good. Also split a "UBS" have no clue what that stands for other than yummy. It has chocolate, caramel, coconut shavings, and other stuff that I'm sure is super healthy! So if you are in the area or visiting an aging parent at Summerset Retirement Center, stop by and enjoy the neighborhood and food.

This cafe would be a little gem if the staff weren't so rude, and had better customer service…read moreskills. I've tried (a few times) to give them the benefit of the doubt that maybe they were having a bad day - however every time I've come in the staff never fail to surprise me with their attitudes. 1 star for the quality of products used in their food.

A funky little coffee shop at the end of the old Papakura town strip, Mottletop is easy to miss,…read morehidden round the corner from Stampede, and across the road from the courthouse. Exposed brickwork inside makes for cool ambiance, but the coffee is great and the staff are really friendly, you'll never be stuck for a good chat while you wait for your order. I prefer Mottletop to some of the other chain coffee shops around as they seem to care more for their customers. Which is kind of refreshing really, I'm so used to just making my order and then having to hang around twiddling my thumbs waiting for the coffee like in so many other places around. So because of that I always like to make a quick stop by if I'm around this part of town.

Consistently good coffee and service ! These people really understand how to make a long black when…read moreyou say easy on the hot water . Only serving brunch at weekends , but with a good counter food in the week this is my go to place when I'm in Papakura .

Again their coffee is weak. I can hardly tell its coffee. If you want a coffee hit, dont come here…read more The food is ok and expensive. There is a good amount of gluten free options.

me and my partner do our ritual breakfast here once a week. oh lord you guys have hooked me on my…read morepregnancy cravings.. bacon ans pancake stack. I wish the pancakes were made there though and not from the grocery store. so yum though

News of the opening of this new kid on the block spread around the Malaysian and extended…read morecommunities like wild fire. Could this be the best one yet, serving authentic and tasty Malaysian food, cooked the way good Malaysian food should be cooked? First indications were positive, so we went along, hungry and excited. The owners are very friendly and welcoming, and the menu looked good. We ordered the simple, but tasty basics; beef rending, chicken laksa, char koay teow. Dishes arrived - HUGE dishes ... with very small portions sitting, lost on their gigantic platters. All dishes tasted fine, though nothing special. Prices, however, are very high, too high for the fare and location. We'll either cook our own at home, which will be equally - if not, more satisfying, or eat at another of the good quality and value Malaysian restaurants.

We lived in Singapore and got hooked on Malaysian food. There are a few scattered around the wider…read moreAuckland area, but we think this is the very best. We live about a half hour away but go there whenever we can come up with a good excuse. The ambiance is not what you go for - it's the food! Authentic and delicious.

So many choices of pies, and the pastry is deliciousss. Great set-up with a self-serve line for…read morecold items. We tried several different pies and they were all fantastic. Also tried a couple dessert slices. Prices are great, too!