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    Casablanca

    3.6 (20 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Léah M.

    A trendy place for the Middle Eastern food fiend within you. Totally charismatic, with it's mediterranean decor and moody lighting, characterised with an extremely adventurous menu. If you have a big group coming, it pays to take the tapas (Mezze Platter) option and enjoy dipping your bread, meatballs and veges into a variety of sauces. If you're feeling really hungry, a nice kebab or Grilled Halloumi Cheese all to yourself will satisfy your cravings. If not, even a small plate of Spanish Tomato Bread is particularly filling. If you're looking for a place outside the city, but with a bit of theme and good vibes, Casablanca is for you. Not for the plain food lovers.

    Sticky date pudding!
    Ashmeeta S.

    Been here multiple times now and the food is always amazing. Last night I had the sakuska and my Friend had the falafels - they're small plates (entrees) but very filling. Everything I eat here tastes fresh and is full of flavor. For dessert we had the sticky date pudding and it was the best - highly recommend trying this if you're gonna do dessert. Service has always been great too, friendly service, very attentive and fast. If you're planning on doing an early dinner then walking in should be okay but if you're gonna go a little later I would recommend making a reservation as it gets busy quickly. Avoid getting a table by the door as the constant opening and shutting of the door and foot traffic past your table can get annoying.

    Chicken Fattoush
    Arthur C.

    My friend suggest this place for lunch and it was great, especially if you like middle eastern spices. My taste buds really lit up for the flavours of the salads. They have a Kumru burger with Haloumi cheese which was amazing too!

    Apple tea
    Rick A.

    I have only been here for breakfast but every time they knock it out of the park. Food is absolutely delicious and the coffee is outstanding. Get the Turkish coffee or apple tea simply to see the cool pots and cups they serve it in. Staff are extremely pleasant and the ambience is also great. Great place for kids too.

    Big portions, well cooked and seasoned, some things not accurate but all in all a good place to eat.

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    Review Highlights - Casablanca

    Had the Iskender: lamb was beautifully tender, maybe a bit heavy on the Pide bread and the yogurt, but still delicious.

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    Bodrum Market

    Bodrum Market

    5.0(1 review)
    7.4 kmNewmarket

    Over the weekend, two friends and I were invited to dine at Bodrum Market in Westfield Newmarket's…read morenew rooftop dining precinct. It was a fantastic lunch, thanks to the lovely food, cocktails, ambience and service. Bodrum Market is run by one of my favourite hospitality companies - Nazar Group. Founded by Alex Isik and Nigar Ivgen, they own restaurants all over Auckland, including Feriza's, Miss Istanbul, Ottoman Mezze Lounge, NOA Chargrill + Burger, Devon on the Wharf, Mozaik Caffe, Deco Eatery, Casablanca and Bodrum Kitchen. All of their restaurants bring a slice of the Mediterranean to the table - featuring Turkish, Greek, Moroccan and Middle Eastern dishes... so we were really excited to check it out! Walking in, we absolutely loved the interior of Bodrum Market, which is inspired by Istanbul's Grand Bazaar and the streets of Bodrum City. While I have not yet been to Istanbul (it is on the list!), I immediately felt transported to an exotic city! We were seated in one of their booths, which overlooks the dining area and bar. If you dine at Bodrum Market, you must order a cocktail! We tried three which were all refreshing and delicious. My top picks are the Bombay Masala Talkies - Gin infused with masala tea, butterfly pea flower syrup, lemon juice and Mediterranean tonic water; the Sultan Treat with Russian vodka, rose petal water, fresh pomegranate, lime juice and pomegranate molasses; and the Aam Pana Cooler with Tequila, orange liqueur, raw mango puree, roasted cumin powder, lemon juice and lemonade. (Seriously, typing this now makes my mouth water!!!) And now for the most important part, the food! Bodrum Market is offering diners an authentic experience by serving four different cuisines - Indian, Italian, Turkish and Latin American Asado, just like the traditional food markets of the Mediterranean. Their aim is to showcase unique flavours from each of their teams' homelands. We were lucky enough to get a sneak peak through their kitchen and admired their Wood-Fired Pizza Oven, Asado Grill and Doner Kebab machine. There are many options on the menu to suit a range of palates, and I recommend sharing if possible so you can try a few dishes. We trusted the team to bring us a few of their favourites from each of the four cuisines to try, including Olives and Feta with almonds and dates, Chicken Lollipops with chili sauce, Grilled Octopus with new potatoes, paprika butter, garlic aioli and parsley, Beef Short Ribs with Chimichurri sauce and Prosciutto Pizza with fresh rocket, cherry tomatoes, mozzarella and Parmesan. We loved that everything was super fresh, flavourful and tasty, plus every dish was full of colour. Our favourites were the Beef Short Rib - lathered in a beautiful Chimichurri sauce and the meat was melting off the bone! The Chicken Lollipops were also a highlight, and we surprisingly enjoyed the Grilled Octopus... must admit those tentacles freaked us out a bit! For dessert, we tried their Loukoumades - light and fluffy Greek honey puffs, drizzled in chocolate sauce and served with pink fairy floss, ice cream and pistachios. You will definitely want to save room for this dessert! For a further sweet treat, head outside to the entrance of Bodrum Market to admire the displays of Baklava, Chocolate Baklava and Turkish Delight - definitely recommend buying a few pieces for the ride home. Thank you Bodrum Market for a FAB dining experience - we cannot wait to come back! x

    Ima Cuisine - A chopped Arab salad

    Ima Cuisine

    4.0(30 reviews)
    10.0 kmViaduct, Auckland CBD
    $$

    Amazing food, authentic Middle Eastern selections and a great ambiance in the middle of town…read more Plenty of choice and the service was prompt. A little pricey but probably worth it.

    Israeli and Middle Eastern food in a trendy CBD location with intriguing decor. I was drawn in by…read morethe "Real Falafel Dish," which was clearly marked "Vegan" on the menu outside, so I dragged my meat-and-potatoes parents in here for lunch. The Vegan Real Falafel Dish was nice, with lots of salads (diced cucumbers, tomatoes, and greens) stuffed into pita bread with a generous amount of falafels. It came with homemade hummus and this interesting green dip that is apparently from Yemen and was super-spicy! (Mr. Google tells me this dip is called "zhug" and is made out of cilantro, parsley, and hot peppers.) The falafel balls had a nice flavour, but they tasted a little too greasy and oily for my liking. Falafels are a tricky thing and everyone has their own preference -- to me, these were just a little too deep-fried and crunchy (I prefer softer, less oily falafels). But they were still nice. My dad had the "Brick Lane Salt Beef Sandwich" (pastrami, kosher pickles and mustard) and complained that the meat was still way too salty for his liking, in spite of the name. I don't think any of us have ever had Israeli food before, so maybe that explains it? The atmosphere of the place was cool, with interesting art and tapestries on the walls, and curtains dividing up the space. The service wasn't great. We arrived at the beginning of the lunch hour (11:45am) and several other tables were approached and served before us even though we had arrived first. They were also very slow to bring us the bill. The table itself was rickety and kept swinging every time we moved. Almost made me knock over my water glass -- should really be fixed. All in all, I won't hurry back although my dish was interesting and not bad for a unique dining experience.

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    Ima Cuisine - Our own Falafel! Better than in Israel, we promise.

    Our own Falafel! Better than in Israel, we promise.

    Ima Cuisine - Yael and her family

    Yael and her family

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    Shefco Baklawa Cafe

    Shefco Baklawa Cafe

    3.8(6 reviews)
    8.8 km
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    For many years this place was run by a depressed man who wanted to find a wife. Seriously, he told…read moremy boyfriend so when he was picking us up some dinner. Back then it was also caled the Cedar Café but it appears to be under new ownership and has got its game together. It's a great place to pop in and buy a big tub of hummus or some Turkish delight and stocks many other Middle Eastern products as well in the shop at the back. The cafe part is more a takeaway with a couple of tables, but the food is delicious. We do frequent other kebab places but this is my favourite - especially if they have the mini Spinach Borek rolls.

    When you're bored with all the Asian offerings on Dominion Road, head to Shefco. This place does a…read moremean kebab. The produce is fresh, the hummus tastes authentic and they have the most amazing garlicky, lemony chickpea salad. It's a fantastic find for vegetarians, with a large range of vegetarian salads to choose from along with the fresh falafel. Meat eaters are well catered for too: none of this processed lamb-on-a-spit crap that the food hall kebab shops serve. And moist, flavourful chicken. The servings are big, the prices are low, and there is a shop at the back where you can stock up on baklava, dolmades and other Middle Eastern delights. There are a few tables available inside, and a couple outside in a small sectioned area overlooking Dominion Rd for those who can't wait to dig into their kebab. Otherwise this is more of a takeaway option.

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    Casablanca - coffee - Updated August 2026

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