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Ragtag

A white and green painted wall inside Ragtag Auckland.
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A neighbourhood bistro in the heart of Auckland's Westmere, Ragtag is casual, delicious and oozing with atmosphere.

Kepa Road Café

The white and blue exterior of Kepa Road Cafe.
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Kepa Road Café is the younger, cooler sibling to Remuera’s popular Browns Eatery and Store.

KOL

A long table with chairs sitting against a blue wall inside KOL.
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KOL (pronounced ‘coal’ and inspired by the same word) is all about fire, food and cocktails. Cue: vibrant colours, bold flavours and interesting concepts and dishes.

Bar Martin

Exterior of Bar Martin, Auckland.
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After a long week, there’s something extremely comforting about pulling up to your local for a pint.

Crave

The cafe interior.
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A café/social enterprise that give all of their profits back to the community.

Ponsonby Central

Exterior view of Ponsonby Central from the lane entrance.
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There are a tonne of fresh and hip eateries and cafés hidden within, that tantalise with their extensive menus.

Goodness Gracious Café

The front of the cafe.
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They say that good things come in small packages and Goodness Gracious is no exception.

Queenies

Cups on display.
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Queenies boasts itself as a truly inviting spot for morning coffee and midday lunch.

Perch

Dumplings on a table.
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Well worth a visit for its impressive dumplings and cocktail lineup.

Allpress Auckland Roastery

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Coffee is the most important item on the Caffetteria’s menu, and it is some of the freshest in town.

Homestead Café

A flatlay of food.
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From the people who brought you Ceremony Café comes Homestead, a gallery-come-café servicing the ‘burbs with great coffee and food.