Café restaurants in Auckland
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Sheinkin
Sheinkin stands out amongst the other eggs-and-coffee joints in Auckland's CBD due to its stellar Israeli-inspired food, quality coffee and unhurried atmosphere. They do a fabulous tasting plate, soups and salads and there is plenty of glossy reading material to peruse while you wait for your bagel.
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Landreth & Co
A popular brunch spot with an old-Ponsonby feel and a sunny rear courtyard. For something a bit different, try the kedgeree (kippers, rice and egg).
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Logos
Space Age meets New Age at Logos café. With low-slung lightbulbs downstairs and themed rooms upstairs (brought to you by the colour blue, green and one Mid-East-inspired). The mostly veg menu sneaks in some chicken and seafood, but offers lots of animal-free dishes. It's all healthy, including the wine-list.
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Brazil
Boho Brazil café's exposed plumbing and peeling paint would make Terry Gilliam proud. Serious coffee drinkers are also proud of Brazil's home-roast brew from beans prepared in the basement. Filled bagels and great breakfasts are served amongst electro-industrial soundscapes and aromas of steaming coffee.
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Zigana
Owner Ramazan Semiz is everyone's friend so give him a wave before before tucking into Zigana's house-roast coffee or a Mod-NZ main of chicken, lamb or fish. Thin-crust pizzas promise the world, with toppings from Alaska, Greece, Sicily and (not least) Turkey - spiced lamb, butter, parsley and fresh tomato.
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Richmond Road Cafe
Auckland’s current ‘it’ cafe, and with good reason. The service is impeccable and the menu is full of well-priced and interesting cafe fare. If it doesn’t have a cardamom-cream or lavender-syrup twist it’s too boring for this place. Try the spiced banana and rum porridge with fresh coconut.
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Baci Lounge
Round padded booths are nestled among the shelves at this very appealing bookshop-cafe. Devour delicious counter food (salads, paninis, fancy pies, gluten-free slices) and literary greats all at the same time.
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Rosehip Cafe
The name fits: it’s near the Rose Gardens and it’s pretty hip. It’s a tad pricey but the food’s delicious, particularly the buttermilk pancakes and the Vietnamese-style squid.
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MacGregor Brothers
The wonderful internal features of this petite art-deco shopfront have survived, making this a great spot for a quality coffee and cake served on fine china.
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Ice It
Away from the hordes on the main street, this café isn't all about sweet treats. There are healthy wraps and cooked meals to choose from too.
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Reslau
Spilling into the laneway, this tiny cafe-wine bar literally has a trolley-load of delicious snacks and light meals.
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