Manuka Restaurant

Very disappointing. Tacos we horrible. Order fish taco, beef and chicken tacos. Very small and no…read moreflavor.

Great ambiance in local setting. Just up the road from Rise…read morePark. Great rises and a good view of the harbour. Bit of storm damage when we there so some views were blocked. Great creative on the menu, which only has a few options. Very tasty food and we quick service for coffee and food.

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Take out looks like it came from someone leftover or the trash. Very disappointing.

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Loved the coffee and food!! It was so nice to sit outside on a lovely spring morning!! Service was…read moreexcellent.

Came for breakfast and sat on their patio. We got the ricotta pancakes with a side of bacon. It was…read morequite tasty. A good breakfast option in the area

Coffee & fresh pressed juice

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Ricotta pancakes

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5.0(1 review)

2.6 km•Parnell

I'm in love. The team at The Strand Cafe have evolved the previous permutations of the cafe in the…read moreSaatchi & Saatchi building and presented a modern, bright, welcoming space, in what previously felt like sitting in a shed, and paired it with some of the best cafe food and coffee in Parnell, if not Auckland. Right now I am drinking a spectacularly delicious latte (ok, maybe I just needed a caffeine hit, but it's still good!) and eating chia pudding for my breakfast. Who wouldn't!? Even early in the morning there is a display of breakfast baps, fresh pressed juices, tortilla wraps (scrambled egg and chorizo this morning), and a 'superfood' pudding - chia or sticky rice today - ready to take away. They also have a made-to-order breakfast and lunch menu. Although I haven't had a chance to try it yet, I have no doubt it would be equally delicious. If you peek in to the kitchen you'll see the team working busily preparing food for the day, but it's also spotless. But back to my love declaration. It's the coffee. The barista makes the best coffee in Auckland. Hands down. She's quick, friendly and welcomes you with a smile, even if she's serving someone else. Win.

Notting Hill Kitchen

5.0(2 reviews)

3.0 km•Parnell

Delicious farm to table brunch spot that also has excellent coffee and baked goods, including…read moregluten free. I had the bubble and squeak which had slow cooked corned beef that melted in your mouth and a sweet potato hash with poached egg. For dessert tried an orange gluten free cake with yogurt sauce and a drizzle of tropical fruit sauce which I think may have been passion fruit. Everything was excellent and the staff was very friendly.

Best coffee in Parnell. They always have great looking food on display as well. Thanks guysread more

Beautifully cooked mushrooms!

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Chuffed

4.5(57 reviews)

3.4 km•Auckland CBD

Chuffed has creative and excellent food. Coffee was great too. Would highly recommend!'read more

Cute little place and good coffee, but the service was off and the food was just mediocre…read more For starters, the eggs were overdone for their requested temp (over easy was done like over medium and over medium was done like over hard), the smoothie was pulpy, and the french toast was just alright. The toast was a little overcooked too but it didnt ruin the flavor The service wasny terrible but at some points it felt like it was servers first day on earth. When they brought out my latte, i asked if it was the hazelnut latte (as that was what i ordered) just to verify because she only said it was a latte. She acted really confused then said that she didnt know. Later when bringing out the eggs, as they were auctioning off the two egg dishes and we all pointed to the one at our table who ordered it and all said it was his, and they acted really confused until we repeated ourselves like 3 times. At one point someone at out table asked for raw sugar for their coffee (once again the server acting confused until we repeated ourselves a bunch) and brought out brown sugar instead. Its weird because it was not that loud in there to where they wouldnt be able to hear us Overall it was alright. Id go back got coffee and thats about it

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Lily Eatery

4.8(5 reviews)

0.1 km•Devonport

Phenomenal breakfast and fresh oj. Wife had some delicious coffee and a mixed breakfast plate with…read morelots of veggies.

I was surprised at how good my quiche and scone were. My vegetable quiche was beautifully layered…read moreand much better than I could make at home. The cheese scone was very tasty as was the coffee. The service was friendly.

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Amano

4.5(115 reviews)

2.9 km•Viaduct

Is it possible to give this place 10 stars?…read more If you are EVER in New Zealand, you better come here right when you get off the plane! Amano absolutely blew us away. We started with the pappardelle with lamb ragù, and WOW. The pasta was made fresh in-house and was cooked perfectly al dente. The lamb ragù was rich, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the pasta. Every bite was incredible. We also had the burrata salad with beetroot, orange, and hazelnut, which was such a great combination of flavors and textures. Fresh, creamy, sweet, and crunchy all in one dish. And of course, we had to pair dinner with a Prophet's Rock Pinot Noir. Since we love Pinot Noir, this was the perfect pairing for the meal. Amano absolutely lived up to the hype. From the food to the overall experience, this was easily one of the highlights of our time in Auckland. 10 stars if Yelp would let me! If you're in Auckland, DO NOT MISS THIS PLACE.

Loved this place. The interior has a modern hip vibe with an open warehouse feel. Large windowed…read moredoors open up to views of the harbor. We had reservations and got a lovely table near those windows. They recommended sharing plates so we had the pappardelle which comes with a lamb ragu, the monk fish, and the cauliflower side. The main courses were excellent. The ragu was a nice comfort food with a rich taste over homemade noodles. The monk fish was light and tropical with a fennel and fruit side. These two dishes were nice compliments of each other. The cauliflower wasn't my fav but it was more of a personal taste so don't keep me from having you try it. I chose a local wine which was delicious. Love trying local wine when possible. We walked from our hotel so no parking worries. Service was excellent. Our server walked us through several of her and of patrons favorite options. Great stop.

Amano

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1920's Cafe

4.6(7 reviews)

2.8 km•Viaduct

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The best coffee I've ever tasted! The staff said it was Wellington beans. We wanted to go there…read moreagain the next day, unfortunately we were too late, cafe was closed after 2pm

I came here because there was a same name cafe in my university, so for me, 1920 means something…read more This new 1920 I found which runs by a couple, and it's totally home making style things. I had the cheif's special, spicy chicken with fries, which was great, because they really combined multi-taste into one plate! Besides, the service was great, because they could bring u water without asking. I m gonna try the brunch menu next time!

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Mocha

Winona Forever

4.0(19 reviews)

3.0 km•Parnell

Its hard to put this experience into words. All I know is ill be sad eating any breakfast back…read morehome. It was a busy Sunday morning but still got seated promptly. The place is very aesthetically pleasing with lots of light coming in through the floor to ceiling windows all around. The menu isn't long but still has enough variance to please everyone. We had a full brunch feast with two savory plates and a sweet one. The pork belly benedict had the eggs made to perfection and the pork belly was perfectly juicy without feeling like it was all fat. The french toast was super tasty and not overwhelmingly sweet, of course the variety of colors made it such a fun plate. The bowl had the most amazing mushrooms I've ever had along with the freshest vegetables! I dream of the day I'll be able to go back and eat here.

Bright, bustling cafe serving picture perfect dishes…read more Service was top notch, multiple people came to check in on us, fill up our water, and all were friendly. We were in and out of there is about 40 minutes. The service was fast, which is understandable given the amount of people they must get through every morning. Coffee, pastry, breakfast, everything was on point. Food was very instagram-able but tasted like what you'd expect. Standard fair, in a good way. I.e A lot of flowers for garnish, but its an omelette and tasted like a normal omelette. If I had any feedback it would be to pull back on the garnishes and focus on things that add flavor, it'll look just as tasty with a more rustic no fuss aesthetic. Suitable for a brisk sit down brunch. It was so loud and busy in there that you wouldn't want to stay hangout anyway.

The Eton Rifle!!!!

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Dirty Laundry

4.0(6 reviews)

3.2 km•Viaduct

I had read this was a new hot spot in town and my husband and I decided to give it a try! We went…read morefor an early dinner and there was 1 other table seated. Our server was super sweet and attentive until we placed our orders. We never saw her again, no mention she was leaving for the day (I could see her inside on her cell phone and changed with a backpack). Our food was delivered and the other server didn't seem to notice (or care) that our water glasses were empty, as I found out that she too were on her way out of work. We didn't get water refills until the check came, in which is was a third server and then it took probably 2mins for her to run our card because she was busy setting tables and chatting with coworkers. The food here was amazing and filling- large portions, but the Mac n cheese was disappointing. I would give this 4 stars, but due to the fact that the servers are more interested in going home and chatting with coworkers than taking care of their guests (at one point we were the only table in the whole place and still couldn't get a water refill), this place is getting only 2 stars. It's got potential if it gets new staff.

My wife and I saw that this place had a mediocre review, so we decided to brave it. Needless to…read moresay, it was sooooo worth it. As you can see with the photos, Dirty Laundry does not follow its namesake; it has a clean, crisp and hip interior and a pretty nice patio area. We had an awesome waitress that was more than obliging when we asked to charge our phones and requested a wifi code. We decided to go with the Smashed Avo. Stellar choice; eggs were cooked perfectly, chilli oil and hummus were both a nice and subtle touch. We also had the breakfast tacos. The salsa that was on the side was so tasty; we were bummed when it was all gone! For drinks, we had an espresso and mimosa and there were no complaints there. Both drinks were fresh. We got away from Dirty Laundry with 3 entrees, an espresso and mimosa for close to $40 USD. Not too shabby! Please, if you are on a cruise stop and don't want to travel far from the pier, check this place out. Overall: 5 Venue: 5 Service: 5 Food: 5 Drinks: 5 Price: $$

Additional patio area for Dirty Laundry

Dirty Laundry interior, with American Flag!

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Robert F.

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2

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11 years ago

My vegetarian girlfriend ordered poached egg on toast with baked beans, probably the safest option for a vege on the menu right? Yeah, nah. So the beans came complete with chorizo, oddly enough, so when the waitress came back over she said that it does in fact say on the menu that the baked beans come with chorizo (eh?) so she disappears, we look at a menu and of course there's no mention of chorizo, she reappears and confirms that in fact there's no mention of chorizo on the baked beans menu and that she'll bring out a new baked beans sans-chorizo. At this point my girlfriend makes the observation that all they'll probably do is scoop the chorizo out and bring it back, I kinda thought she was joking but no. They bring the 'fresh order of beans' out, one bite, one bite of chorizo. I think she's overreacting but no, they failed to even hide the fact that they just pulled the slices of chorizo out by leaving in some chorizo. I take it back to the waitress who tries to tell me that what I thought was chorizo was actually tomato sauce (eh?) and that the chef swears it was freshly made. Which assuming the chef is telling the truth means that they're probably reusing all their utensils for different meals, where's the health and safety in that? Are they making a nice waldorf salad and then using the same tongs on a green salad for someone with a severe nut allergy? Is it going to take someone going into anaphylactic shock for them to use different utensils for different dishes? They're charging $9 for beans - surely they could afford a couple of new serving spoons for that poor chef in the back? Anyway, so they take away the tainted legumes and at this point I'm sick of saying chorizo, and sick of typing chorizo. Now, I love chorizo but this is the last time I'm going to type that word, the waitress apologizes most sincerely, obviously it's not her fault, no biggie. Then the manager comes out, accuses me of not knowing the difference between tomato and chorizo, accuses me of lying, says they've been cooking chorizo and beans for 23 years or something equally stupid. She says all she has is the chefs word against ours, despite the handful of chorizo I gave to the waitress and the fact that why would anybody kick up such a fuss over chorizo-free baked beans, completely ignorant to the fact that her chefs are cross-contaminating god knows what with who knows what, then makes out she's being generous by not charging us for the plate of under-cooked eggs and chorizo-laden beans. My fish and chips were alright for the record. read more

Hannah H.

5

270

245

14 years ago

Devonport has a great reputation in Auckland. It's a beautiful little seaside town filled with stunning villas and friendly faces. It is kind of surprising that there aren't more really good restaurants down here. But then the people of Devonport don't like anything that is likely to draw heaps of people. The introduction of a Subway was a huuuggggeee deal. Manuka is a good restaurant. It holds many great memories for me and was always the go-to for my friends and I. Sit out the front and watch the world go by, or grab a table inside. The service is made up of foreign travelers and Devonport natives making for a fun and friendly environment. The pizzas are sooo delicious and they have some of the best fries and aioli I've had. They are open for breakfast lunch and dinner and seriously do every time of the day well. Meals are fresh, tasty and generous. and They don't break the bank. Manuka is a safe choice that will always satisfy, and in a great location to boot. read more

James W.

4

135

117

14 years ago

On my rare visits to Devonport, I have frequently visited Manuka. It has always provided solid service and food to date, and seems like the ideal place to go for my trip over the bridge. Seated outside, we are quickly tended to by the extremely friendly water and drinks are served. Having familiar staff always seems to add something to the experience also, giving a sense of consistency. I have ordered the pizza many times and is very enjoyable sitting outside on the street in the sun with a beer. The pizza is very traditional, with the thin base and light topping. Although it is a large enough to give my stomach a decent hit. For some reason Devonport strikes me as a place seriously lacking in waterfront cafes, of a decent quality also. Manuka does it justice though, just close enough to see the water and get that waterfront vibe. read more

Chris R.

5

112

160

14 years ago

Situated in the heart of Devonport on the bustling Victoria Road (well it's bustling compared to the rest of Devonport anyway). Seating on the pavement means you are the unlikely sandwich filling between busy traffic and a constant stream of pedestrians. This also means the waiting staff have to run a gauntlet through to the tables, which looks awkward at best and pure terrifying when serving food! Look past the environment and you are greeted with a menu offering a variety of mouth watering treats. If you are stuck for inspiration, go for the chicken pie, it is the best pie I have had in, oh, let's say a couple of years. A delicious creamy filling topped with perfectly cooked puff pastry didn't just hit the spot, it redefined the target. The quality of the food more than makes up for the noisy surroundings. read more

Amy M.

4

265

14 years ago

I decided I wanted to go to Devonport for a change of scenery. While we were there we saw this lovely big restaurant with lots of outdoor seating in the sun so we decided to stop for a coffee. Both my boyfriend and I got mocha coffees as a treat, the guy serving us was so friendly and funny. The coffees took a wee while, but we didn't mind because we were enjoying sitting outside in the sun. When they arrived however, they looked like art with a kiwiana style design on the top, so cool! They also tasted incredible and came with a little chocolate fish on the side, which is nicer than the regular marshmallows. I definitely want to come back here to try their food, because if it is anything like their coffees I can imagine it's amazing! read more

Jess D.

5

178

485

14 years ago

Manuka is somewhat of a stalwart in Devonport - it's been around for years and whenever I've visited the service and food has remained solid and scrummy. The best thing on the menu is their selection of wood-fired pizzas, which are perfect for sharing with their delicious fries with aioli. My favourite pizza is the 'Manuka' - salmon, marinated in herbs and spices, home-smoked and served with capers, cream cheese and dill. And the best thing is it tastes healthier than your standard, greasy pizza! They also do a good brunch/lunch menu if you're dining during the day, and great coffee. read more

Tom S.

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1

0

4 years ago

The seafood chowder is really delishimo ... I order it every time I go there ... I go often ... Tom

Oliver S.

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1

0

4 years ago

staff aren't friendly and they did not help we waited ages to get seated read more

Eric H.

5

19

0

12 years ago

Good omelet and nice outside seating.

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