Dining Out
Discover the top 10, supreme winner and watch behind-the-scenes video.
Read morePlus, solutions for a diner with serious allergies.
Read more"This isn’t just the best restaurant in Northland", it's much more than that, says Jesse.
Read moreAuthenticity and generosity are on the menu at this new Indian restaurant.
Read morePlus, a question about dining out in Japan.
Read moreSt. Marg's is on an iconic Karangahape Rd corner.
Read moreGeorgia Van Prehn at Mr Morris is one of the faces of Auckland’s eating future.
Read morePlus, more on pet-friendly dining.
Read moreWhat can you expect from the 'new' fine diner, Sidart?
Read moreIn Taranaki, Jesse Mulligan meets lively locals and a host of excellent casual eateries.
Read morePlus, where to take a family with various dietary needs.
Read moreThis Parnell restaurant is as delicious as it is inventive.
Read moreViva's dining out editor on new openings, old favourites and hospitality institutions.
Read moreAt this Asian fusion spot, "things were almost perfect from the get-go", says Jesse.
Read moreThe real magic of the booth is the way that it envelops, snugly and completely.
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Review: 'Decide for yourself whether my disappointment was justified.'
For a do not disturb dinner in Commercial Bay, book Kome.
The regenerative restaurateur heads an operation focused on a circular economy.
Plus, all the highlights from the hospitality scene in Ōtautahi.
There's plenty to love at this new Indian restaurant, writes Viva’s dining out editor.
Plus, a reader suggests accessible restaurants and a pet-friendly haven.
We should prize and protect the places that offer something as unique as this.
Find it on Dominion Rd where Omni used to be.
Get out of the city centre to find some of the best accessible eateries.
This Epsom restaurant has been quietly getting on with providing great food and service.
'This smart-casual restaurant has (like your dog I expect) an exceptional pedigree.'
This peaceful and attentive dining room serves up simple yet sublime sushi.
There’s nothing this restaurant reviewer enjoys more than a weekend flight to Wellington.
Located on the 21st floor, this is one of the city’s most exciting new spots.
The Commercial Bay spot serves power snacks, parmigiana and unmissable charred chicken.