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Maggies

Large tables with low hanging lights set against dark green walls.
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Maggies has gained a reputation for their ridiculously good coffee, food and juices.

Steamer Basin Brewery & Taproom

People sitting outside Steamer Basin having a beer.
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Steamer Basin is hidden, yes. Secret? No. The journey may begin to feel like a wild goose chase, but persevere and you’ll be rewarded with micro-brewing gold.

PLATO

A plate of food.
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Hidden under the Otago Peninsula Road overpass you will find PLATO, an eatery that is retro both inside and out.

Kiki Beware

White tables against a painted-white brick wall.
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You won’t find anything else quite like Kiki down George Street.

Taste Nature

Inside the store.
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Well known for its commitment to organic food and sustainable living, Taste Nature is considered “the” organic shop in Dunedin by locals.

Esplanade

The building's exterior.
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Beachfront and Italian may not be the most common marriage on New Zealand shores, but it’s a marriage that works well at St Clair’s Esplanade.

Jizo Japanese Restaurant

Sushi on plates.
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The food covers all bases when it comes to Japanese cuisine at Jizo.

No.7 Balmac

Customers dining inside No.7 Balmac.
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The kind of restaurant that every neighbourhood ought to be lucky enough to have.

Arc Brewing Co.

Beer being poured into riggers.
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A 20ish minute jaunt from the Dunedin CBD, and well worth the trip.

Bay Rd Peanut Butter

Peanut butter being spread on to toast.
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Peanut butter has been, and will continue to be, the unsung hero of breakfasts and lunches everywhere.

Catalyst

A barista making coffee.
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Catalyst is all about mindful eating and conscious consuming. Even the name speaks to this mission.

Carey's Bay Historic Hotel

Stone exterior of the hotel.
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Dating back to 1874, Carey’s Bay Historic Hotel is one of the most popular pubs in Dunedin.

Best Café

Orange neon sign on the exterior of the cafe.
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This Dunedin institution is well worth a visit and perhaps a return to your student days.

Mazagran Espresso Bar

Silver metal coffee roaster in Mazagran Espresso Bar,
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This hard-working little café is a hive of activity all day long and a great spot for grabbing a coffee-to-go before work.

Vogel St Kitchen

Fish graffiti on the side of Vogel Street Kitchen, Dunedin.
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Vogel St Kitchen wins people over with its impeccable service, awesome interior and delicious food.

Albar

Interior view of Albar, Dunedin.
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A local favourite and the social hub of many.

Rhubarb

A table full of food.
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A bright and sunny spot to eat eggs benedict and read the newspaper, or squeeze your pram in for a date with other parents.

The Portsider

Close up of beres on the bar.
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A cosy pub in Port Chalmers with a full menu and huge selection of craft beer.

Vanguard Specialty Coffee Co.

Seating area in Vanguard with big monstera plant.
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A fresh look and take on the independent coffee scene in Dunedin.

Allpress Espresso Roastery Café

Front of Allpress cafe in Dunedin.
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Share in the precise craft of coffee, Allpress style.

Potpourri Vegetarian Café

Stained glass window inside.
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Potpourri serves vegetarian cuisine in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Mamma Mia Pizza

Hands reaching for slices of a pizza in the middle of the table at Mamma Mia.
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Serving up authentic Italian pizza from a traditional wood-fired oven, here you can expect fresh, hot pizza, ‘just like mamma used to make.’