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Princes Wharf and adjoining Viaduct Quay, an easy stroll from the city's major thoroughfare, Queen Street, offer dozens of eateries in every style from cheap-and-cheerful to superposh. High Street, running parallel to Queen Street on the Albert Park side of town, is a busy café and restaurant strip. Vulcan Lane, between Queen an
Princes Wharf and adjoining Viaduct Quay, an easy stroll from the city's major thoroughfare, Queen Street, offer dozens of eateries in every style from cheap-and-cheerful to superposh. High Street, running parallel to Queen Street on the Albert Park side of town, is a b
Princes Wharf and adjoining Viaduct Quay, an easy stroll from the city's major thoroughfare, Queen Street, offer dozens
Princes Wharf and adjoining Viaduct Quay, an easy stroll from the city's major thoroughfare, Queen Street, offer dozens of eateries in every style from cheap-and-cheerful to superposh. High Street, running parallel to Queen Street on the Albert Park side of town, is a busy café and restaurant strip. Vulcan Lane, between Queen and High streets, has some pleasant bars. Asian immigrants have created a market for a slew of cheap noodle and sushi bars throughout the inner city; the more crowded, the better.
Outside the city center, the top restaurant areas are a 10-minute bus or cab ride away on Ponsonby and Parnell roads. Dominion and Mt. Eden roads in the city, as well as Hurstmere Road in the seaside suburb of Takapuna (just over the Harbour Bridge) are also worth exploring with the creation of a dining precinct called The Commons. The mix is eclectic—Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Italian, and Thai eateries sit alongside casual taverns, pizzerias, and high-end restaurants.
Owners Tony and Beth Astle have run this renowned restaurant for more than a quarter century, and it retains a reputation as a place for special...Read More
When you are in the mood for really good food without any drama head to Cibo. It's Italian for "good food," and it is apt for this restaurant...Read More
The food is Jewish, though not kosher. The most popular breakfast dish is scrambled eggs and veal sausages with homemade pesto and French bread...Read More
Stylish and smart, this light-filled restaurant with floor-to-ceiling glass looks across the harbor to trendy Devonport and the Bayswater boat...Read More
It's buzzy and busy and in the heart of the Viaduct, downtown on the water. Mecca serves New Zealand cuisine with a Middle Eastern twist. Open...Read More
A fixture in Auckland's dining landscape, this degustation-menu-only restaurant serves sublime food. Six-course, eight-course, nine-course,...Read More
This former bank vault, on one of the city's fashionable backstreets, has a cozy bar from which you can watch passersby through thin venetian...Read More
It's no mean feat being the longest-running restaurant in Ponsonby, where the locals and their guests are fussy. The broad Italian menu includes...Read More
With a big wine list of the finest New Zealand and international wines, this award-winning restaurant has been described as one of the best...Read More
In the three years since opening in a deserted row of shops, this spot has gone from strength to strength for excellent baking, breakfasts,...Read More
It's not really a café, and it's not strictly French—that aside, it is one of Auckland's best and most consistent restaurants. Simon Wright...Read More
Take a table on the sidewalk for a breakfast or brunch that will set you up for the day. Classics such as eggs Benedict and boiled eggs with...Read More
In 1941 a grocer's shop stood on this site, run by a Croatian, Joseph Jakicevich, who also made his own wine. Today, three generations on, his...Read More
Fred's is a very hip and small joint at the top of one of Auckland's hippest and expensive streets. It serves soda with its own flavorings while...Read More
Brew lovers and Brits craving a taste of home head straight for Keith Galbraith's alehouse, which occupies the former Grafton Library, with...Read More
Overlooking the water from the upper level of the restored Ferry Building, this seafood restaurant is an Auckland institution. It serves New...Read More
A corner on Devonport's main street is a good place to people-watch and rest after exploring, and Manuka is a relaxed spot with wooden tables...Read More
The worn red paint on the steps leading to this lively favorite is a testament to its longevity. It's been serving up great Mexican style food...Read More
This is a good place to try wines that never make it to the mainland. The vineyard produces a small portfolio of whites and reds and serves...Read More
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