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Restaurant review: Game for meat
It's for those who accept that if you're going to eat, something must die.
It's for those who accept that if you're going to eat, something must die.
Fine-dining ought to be a celebration that takes you away from the here and now.
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Taking bookings - and correct orders - would add to the charm.
On the hospo merry-go-round that is Ponsonby, Prego rides on.
The discovery that Beirut does brunch is reason to celebrate.
A Takapuna cafe delivers on its food - if you have time to choose.
Busy, quirky cafe has plenty of potential for a lasting relationship.
Ravioli that's Sunday roast in a soup bowl makes the heart sing and the cockles warm.
A new cafe warrants benefit of doubt when faced with a busy morning.
An experience of feeling your way through dinner.
Location perfect whether you are a boating enthusiast or just out for a leisurely stroll.
A cafe's after-hours transformation gets the thumbs up, even the insects.
It may be on the wrong end of the street, but this cafe is sustainable.
Parnell is the unlikely location for a Filipino restaurant launched by a pig-farmer.
Despite a slow start, this newcomer is set to be the cream of West Auckland's brunch crop.
An Eastern European newcomer is gastronomically (and politically) on trend.