Dreaming of all things beginning with P: pizza, pasta and pinot noir, Maggie Wicks sets her sights on post-lockdown indulgence at Fenice Cafe & Restaurant in Waiheke Island.
When Aucklanders are finally set free to enjoy their city – and beyond – where will they head? For a city break close to home, Waiheke – that island paradise of world-leading food and wine – is always a great option.
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Smack bang in the middle of Waiheke's busiest (relatively speaking of course) area, Oneroa, Fenice is a lovely Italian spot. In the winter, the log fire serves up a warm welcome; as the season changes, Fenice offers a true taste of the Mediterranean, with al fresco dining on the veranda.