Excellent country cafe This little gem of a cafe housed in…read morean old cheese factory is a great find. The food is simple and homely and the service is friendly. The cafe also serves as a gift shop and the wall is covered with interesting articles, histories and photos.

Great food & coffee! Situated in a cosy little town, plenty of seating in the cafe with a very…read moredecently ranged menu and also a cute little section with art and souvenirs. Also a little fact about that now cafe used to be a cheese factory. I would definitely recommend stopping here for breakfast or lunch even a quick bite.

While staying 3 days in Mangonui, from the US, we met up with some Kiwi cousins that I've never…read morebeen introduced to the 29 years of my life. It was after the first time trying this restaurant in the morning that it quickly became a ritual. The food is great, freshly made, good service and a view to fit anyone's morning of the bay.

Absolutely amazing. Stunning view. I give this 5 stars in respect to Northland cafes and…read morerestaurants. If you are driving up north you should stop here for sure. Coffee is EXCELLENT. I am particularly fussy about my coffee and this rivals some of the best I've tried across the globe; London,nyc,USA and Europe. Has the French toast "Frenchie" and my husband had some sort of breakfast with beans. We ended up getting another flat white takeaway as it was that good. They have gluten free options. Cake, etc, pies, hot dogs... A wide selection but all done very well. Highly recommend.

We were on our way to the ferry and dropped in for a bite. Staff is friendly and helpful…read more Beautiful little spot on the water with fresh breezes and clear skies.

This is a beautiful cafe with tasty coffee, friendly service and stunning views! Also, off to the…read moreside is a small gallery where local talent sell their creations at reasonale prices. Everything from skull earrings to artisan goodies to add to the pantry or gift to a loved one. If you are in Rawene, then the Boatshed Cafe is definately worth a stop to refresh, relax and shop.

One of our favorite places in town for breakfast and lunch. Their chicken salad sandwich is…read morefantastic! We love the patio seating, and always seem to run into friends enjoying the fare as well. Gracious, helpful staff, and great coffee too. Highly recommend!

We were referred to this little gem by a local ... and everyone of our party of 9 loved it . The…read moreeggs Benedict was amazing . The coffee divine . The service was attentive to our special requests . We loved it !!!

Little nice Café close to the seaside. Had a Flat White and a Chai Latte, both together NZD 10.50…read more Both tasted great and the staff was very nice.

Some of the best coffee in town served by some of the best friendliest people ever in a tiny…read moreunassuming lot that you could be forgiven for driving straight past. You'll always find plenty of locals lounging outside in good weather at the makeshift tables or stopping by on the run for their morning cup of joe. Chat with the super friendly long-term resident expat Brits who run this joint. They can also give you great tips whether you are here on holiday or have moved permanently. They drive their coffee mobile right up to the shack and serve a wide range of hot drinks. Check out their amazing baking. Their gluten-free cookies are to die for (often lemon or lime flavoured). They also have a small range of vegan products available most days and I'm keen to try their pies sometime soon. They are open early morning to around 3ish next to the Caltex service station.

After our three hour tour around the islands we came upon this little place. It is a quaint little…read morerestaurant that serves breakfast all day. Our eggs Benedict and French toast were delish. They seem to have a large selection of baked goods as well. Cute outdoor seething but they also have about 5-6 tables inside. Very friendly staff and only a few blocks from the dock.

Not easy to find a proper Cafe in Dargaville after 2pm, everything seems a bit dull in the sleeping…read moreafternoon. However,Blah blah blah is such a funny surprise. Waitress was smiling and welcoming you with a passionate voice, ' what would you like for lunch?' Quite simple decoration inside, just table and chairs for the restaurant side. But if you just go for a cup of coffee, the Cafe area seems quite arty with several paintings on the wall waiting for sale. Lunch, not surprisingly, quite few choices but classic. Muffin with ham and mushroom is such a delight to go with a big cup of Latte. Decent coffee by the way. However, you can always choose Quiche, Banana cake and other cheese cake for your sweet tooth. There is a menu to order, try small pizza if you can't eat big. Grilled Kumara salad should be the best in this area. The reason? Needn't to say. You are in the kingdom of kumara. You can see people come in and sit down as usual, it is a kind of evidence that this one is a preserve among local people. Can't go wrong.

Not many choices in Dargaville for finding a good coffee so when we are in the area Blahs is our…read morepick. After coming here since it opened 'a very long time ago' we have seen the highs and the not so highs of the cafe. This summer we have been really enjoying the new menu choices . The change of the cut of bacon has improved the E and B and then add some well prepared tomatoes yummmmmmy . Look out for Blah Blah Blah Blahs in the main shopping area of the town. I think there is a new chef.

This place is a very nice the pies are nice whenever you past the kaikohe bake house go in and have…read morea pie the combos are alot of money but worth it the drinks are very pricey so don't buy the drinks