Newmarket's latest tapas bar needs to lift its performance.

Flourishes and frills are all part of the stylish act at the new incarnation of the Hilton’s restaurant.

We came here because we'd noticed a new cafe in this growing little area in between One Tree Hill, Onehunga and Penrose, close by our favourite pizza place in Auckland, Epolito's.

The battle for Auckland will continue long after the Cup fanfare is over, writes Bernard Orsman.

Is it old-fashioned of me to say that one of the first things a restaurant needs to do in order to attract customers is to look welcoming?

Attention to detail is not spared with a short but well-organised menu.

Satya has expanded - there are branches in Great North Rd and K Rd - and the new branch follows the established recipe.

We came here because it was time for a catch-up and we'd heard Five Loaves was good.

Alexia Santamaria picks out some great spots for sustenance in between games.

If you're after a fine cut of meat, look no further.

The Viaduct version of a North Shore eatery gains in efficiency and charm.

The gorgeous interior of Hotel DeBrett's restaurant is a great match for its stellar menu.

We came here because it was a beautiful Saturday morning and we thought it a good time to check out Auckland's latest playground.

Comfort and courtesy are assured at an ethnic favourite in rugby zone, writes Graham Reid.

If you think that Korean food is not the subtlest of the Asian cuisines you probably have not eaten Mongolian food.

The business spin-off from the Rugby World Cup is turning into a game where the bounce of the ball is crucial.

Much-loved curry house Satya spreads the joy with a new venue in Mt Eden.

John Gardner has no regrets choosing a marine meal selection at an Auckland waterfront stalwart.

We came here because we felt like something different and the name suggested an exotic menu.

Just on the city side of Kelly Tarlton's, this Auckland landmark occupies the top floor of an extraordinarily handsome example of pre-World War I public works architecture.

Feeling parched? Auckland's North Shore offers up some atmospheric places for a cold one and a bite to eat.