Madam Woo's has an online ordering system but it does require you sign up and log in.

Brunch for grown-ups with a little 'je ne sais quoi'.

On the hospo merry-go-round that is Ponsonby, Prego rides on.

Auckland bar pulls a Facebook post which offended the Jewish community.

Downtown food goes uptown.

The discovery that Beirut does brunch is reason to celebrate.

Three cheers for the surroundings but shame about the food.

Modern Indian restaurant claims the top title for the second year in a row.

A rough start but shows great promise.

A Takapuna cafe delivers on its food - if you have time to choose.

Steve Braunias ate at every food joint on Lincoln Rd. Now some new ones have opened.

Tripping the not light but definitely fantastic for lunch.

A world-class chef built a $600-per person pop-up eatery in the Mexican jungle.

The woman outed her cheating boyfriend after her romantic restaurant meal was ruined.

Full marks for the view. The rest, not so much.

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 small blaze at Euro means diners need to eat elsewhere for now.

Kiwis spend more than $9b eating out each year. That's igniting a cut-throat battle.

Auckland foodies can look forward to a new multi-million-dollar food precinct opening.

A new cafe warrants benefit of doubt when faced with a busy morning.

Settle down at St Heliers' Porch Bar.

Neighbourhood staple has solid presence.

Is pig's neck the new pork belly?

Brunch proves to not be the focus of a Remuera corner location.

Neighbourhood dining is on the rise, a trend reflected in this year's Metro top 50 list

Restaurants must excel in food, service, drink quality, atmosphere, design and character.

An experience of feeling your way through dinner.

Location perfect whether you are a boating enthusiast or just out for a leisurely stroll.

Discover what's good about Hyderabad-style food.