Probably the best coffee in town. Great cabinet food, and some great menu items…read more My favourite is their affogato!

Please believe me when I say that this is the best cafe in Whangarei. There are lots of other nice…read morelooking spots around town, but you're not going to find anything better than this. Deluca is the package - great food, coffee, baked goods, atmosphere and service. There is literally nowhere else in the area that will give you all of these things for a reasonable price. The decor is lovely - a charming mix of polished industrial and cottage. It's covered with hanging bottles, jars, and has a nice stand with fresh baked goods such as scones, croissants and buns. The counters are lined with jars of cookies and slices, and there's a main display full of sandwiches and salads. You can also order off of their menu, which is a little pricey but worth the effort. I highly recommend the kumara cake with poached eggs! Whether you're a local or just stopping in town on your way up north, check out Deluca - it's a humble little spot that rivals the cafes of Auckland and Melbourne.

A hidden gem tucked on a pedestrian walkway off the main road, the food and service here are both…read moregreat. The coffee was delicious, and not just because the win the best barista award 12 years ago. The chicken shawarma sandwich was tender, filling and well balanced. The kids schwarma was also good, though not in a sandwich I appreciated the healthy options of rice or salad (or fries). Ambiance is a local cafe with Israeli photos and flair. Would go back again if in the area.

A great location tucked up a quiet side street in a court yard, with good service, and a very tasty…read moreand smooth mocha and latte. They offer non-dairy products

What a great find! The food and service were excellent. I loved my eggs Benedict with pork belly,…read moreand my husband enjoyed his market fish and fries. Maera even made iced tea for us, which was a nice bonus. We will definitely try to stop here again!

BOB Cafe was such a lovely place! I highly recommend. Thanks for the great food and serviceread more

I had a fantastic breakfast this morning…read more The food was hot and tasty. The corn cakes were delicious, accented with a warm capsicum relish, wilted spinach and a perfectly poached egg. The dinning room was light and airy, the morning sun was able to flood the back of the cafe. The staff were friendly and quick. I won't hesitate to come back!

Great spot in the centre of town. Large open cafe, with chill vibe, sofa seating for coffees and…read moretable seating overlooking the city at the back. Overall a nice modern kiwi look. Food selection was perfect, with plenty of sandwiches, panini's, breakfast bagels, quiches and the like, along with a nicely curated blackboard menu. We had the homemade pie, a beef and egg salad bun, along with a heated breakfast bagel. Only observation, the espresso was over-extracted a tad leaving it a little bitter and watery. But hey I am a coffee week in training, don't judge me haha Really nice spot and would definitely go back.

This is a great stop along Highway 1. Great coffee, friendly service, good looking savories, and…read moregreat tasting sweets. Reasonably priced. Free wifi. Free parking. Plenty of smiles. What more do you need? Ana, owner and chief barista, made me my version of Americano, and it was great. Located in the Information/Tourist office building. Heartedly recommend!!

This place is convenient because it's right besides the info center and on the number 1, but it's…read moreexpensive compared to other cafés. The quality of both coffees and food was good, but nothing to rave about.

One of the hidden gems in Whangarei!! The food selection will entice you to come back for more…read more Staff are always polite and engaging which adds to the experience. Centred amongst beautiful flora and fauna, you can also enjoy the birdsong of both Tui and kereru (Pigeons) as well as the sweet scent of flowers. The food in presentation and taste will tickle the taste buds which, for me at least, will bring me back for more. Highly recommend.

A beautiful view, lush green gardens, tasty food and a lovely coffee. Quail cafe is a nice place…read morefor a catch up or a peaceful place to grab a drink.

Funky busy cafe. Just what we needed on a chilly day. Caramel pecan brioche warmed and tasty. Just…read moreopposite the Saturday growers market. Coffee took a while to arrive and a little bitter

I moaned several times while eating spinach and goat cheese ravioli with roasted tomato sauce,…read morearugula and fresh grated Parmesan cheese. It was that good. My husband liked his cheeseburger and chips. Great service. Beautiful views.

Such a pretty tourist place cocktails were delicious the bartender did not understand the whole…read morerecycle fruit deal this restaurant is know for maybe they stop who knows very lively tho The service was supper friendly food looks delish but had res at another place. Cute place

Service 5/5 Food 3.5/5…read morePrice 5/5 Environment 4/5 Nice cafe and got the theme of Narnia. The food was ok. The service was excellent. I think it is a good stopping place if you are doing road trip.

Visited because I badly needed a caffeine boost. Enjoyed the coffee. Service was polite and…read moreefficient. The cafe needs a little work tho. Most tables or seated areas were occupied so I opted to sit in the adjoining gallery. Sadly, what could be an attractive space was more an overflow for cleaning equipment with a few tables & chairs as well as the worn out pathway to the toilets.

Great lunch spot On the recommendation of a local, we…read morestopped here on a busy Sunday afternoon for lunch. We were really glad we did - the fish of the day was excellent and tasted very fresh and our beef nachos were delicious. Although the cafe was really busy, our food was served quickly and it was very reasonably priced too.

Once my favourite place to eat in Whangarei my most recent visit reminded me why this is no longer…read moreso. We had a medium size group of people and the food was a little slow in arriving at our table, but that was understandable because they were busy. For some weird reason they had live musicians playing outside by the Clock Museum and it was so loud we couldn't hear each other talking inside the restaurant. The clincher, however, was the flies. I know Summer has just finished and I know flies are attracted to such places, but we had a least a dozen flies hovering all around our table, and we weren't the only ones. Most of our time was spent shooing them away instead of enjoying the company and the food. A small automatic sprayer on the wall achieves nothing - do yourself a favour and call Northpest.