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Auckland restaurants in level 3: The city's best eats out for delivery

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Takeout creations from Sid Sahrawat's Cassia. Photo / Supplied

Takeout creations from Sid Sahrawat's Cassia. Photo / Supplied

Being in lockdown has brought on unprecedented times for our local dining scene. And while you may have used the time wisely to brush up on your banana bread skills, if you're anything like us you'll also be thrilled by the idea of being able to sit down to a restaurant meal again - even it that still means in the confines of your own home.

As New Zealand prepares to move to level 3, Auckland restaurateur's are coming up with clever ways to get their delicious dishes out to customers, from make-at-home meal kits to menu favourites now available for delivery.

Here are some of the best options to sink your teeth into:

The Grove:

The Grove will be delivering comforting & nourishing meals designed to showcase Britain's finest classics. You can choose between fresh or frozen options. There's hot gourmet sandwiches, set menus with simple warming instructions, and frozen meals. Local delivery is $10 or you can opt for contactless pick up from the restaurant in Saint Patrick's Square. Pre-orders being taken now by emailing info@thegroverestaurant.co.nz with online ordering starting next week on The Grove website.

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Starting Tuesday, you can get this Beef Cheek Wellington in our set menu- $100 for 1 starter, 1 main and 1 dessert, serves two people. Orders are available with delivery or pick up at our restaurant in St. Patrick’s Square. Order on our website www.thegroverestaurant.co.nz or by phone. Melt in your mouth good🙌🏻

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Hot sarnies: Beer Battered Fish Finger Sarnie, Tartare sauce, Mushy Peas, Pickles, Romaine or Roast Beef Sarnie, Beef fat onions, Bone marrow gravy, Wilted spinach, Horseradish cream. $20.

Frozen Meals: Beef Cheek Cottage Pie, Fishermans Pie, Ham Hock Stew w Cheddar and Chive Dumplings. Serves 2, $25.

Set meal:

Homemade Bread and Butter, Smoked Ham Hock terrine, piccalilli, Prawn Cocktail, Mushroom and Chestnut soup, truffle oil

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Beef Cheek Wellington, 50/50 mash, parsley buttered greens, bone marrow gravy
Roast Pork Belly, 50/50 mash, sprouting broccoli, apple sauce
Cheese and leek pie, 50/50 mash, parsley buttered greens, cheese sauce

Hot Chocolate Tart, Lewis Road Creamery burnt butter ice cream
The Notorious S.T.P, toffee sauce, Lewis Road Creamery three vanilla ice cream
Vanilla Rice Pudding, Caramelized apple, almonds, Lewis Road Creamery three vanilla ice cream

Choose 1 entree, 1 main, 1 dessert. $100 for two people.

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Enjoy your favourite dishes from Ostro, Market Gallery and Lobster & Tap and order from one handy location savorgoods.co.nz

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Feeling fancy? Ostro will delivery you one of their signature seafood platters from $90 or pick up a lobster roll kit from Lobster & Tap starting at $35.

Market Gallery's Family Box feeds the whole family a selection of beer-battered fish and prawns, salt & pepper squid, chips, tartare sauce and lemon for $65.

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Fill em up!!! No holding back around here! Hope everyone’s having a good weekend, make the most of this sun and come on down to @aucklandfishmarket today! Open till 9PM 😋. #lobsterandtap

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Baduzzi

Baduzzi will be rolling up their famous meatballs for you to eat at home. You can opt for contactless pick up where a 5 minute loading zone has been set up on Jellicoe Street, or for $10 their very own wait and bar staff will drop it to you.

Full menu including Lamb meatballs $16.50, Polpette vegetariane $16.50 Cannelloni $26.00, Duck Pasta $35.00, Eggplant Parmigiana $19.00 and for sweet tooths Tiramisu $17.00.

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The Baduzzi Meatball truck is back!!!! Last for the summer. You don’t want to give this a miss ☀️😎 Tomorrow, Saturday 8th of February, at our usual neighbourhood spot (pt chevalier rd corner with Raymond St) you’ll find us from 4pm till sold out, with some mouthwatering meatballs and pasta bake!! Like nonna made them. 🍝 🍷 🍻 Wine, beers and sodas available too!!! 🔝

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Azabu

Craving sushi? Then happy days. Ponsonby Road's Azabu will be delivering or allowing contactless pick up.

Go for the Spicy Tuna Sushi Roll (8pcs) $18.00, or the Assorted Sashimi Platter (10pcs) $28.00 or, treat yourself to both with the Sashimi & Sushi Platter for $59.00.

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Full menu and ordering details on their website.

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Looking for updates on takeaway meals and delivery? The best of Azabu is now available on Savor Goods. Visit www.savorgoods.co.nz or follow us here for updates @bestofsavor

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Non Solo Pizza

It's always a good time for authentic Italian pizza and Parnell's Non Solo Pizza has been an Auckland favourite since 1996. We particularly enjoy the Margherita Prosciutto Cotto E Funghi (Tomato, mozzarella, ham, mushroom & basil) for $24. There's also the range of delicious starters like a sharing plate of Calamari ($18.50) and even meal kits like Gnocchi with tomato & basil sugo or Pappardelle with braised lamb shoulder, green olive & lemon ragu for $28.00

Pre order now for delivery or pick up from 5pm Tuesday 28, April.

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The Queen #margherita #buffalomozzarella #tomatoes #bestpizza #queen #nonsolopizzaparnell #basil #italian #italianfood #auckland #parnell

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Culprit:

Culprit's at-home meal kits include pork stuffed roast duck breast. Photo / Supplied
Culprit's at-home meal kits include pork stuffed roast duck breast. Photo / Supplied

Chef Kyle Street and the team at central Auckland hot spot Culprit have created a special At Home menu, so you can turn your own home into a restaurant. Taking pre-orders now for Wednesday, April 29 onward, treat yourself to a three course meal kit for two, ready to go heat and eat meals, plus desserts.

Deluxe meal kits: A starter of fig leaf-infused panna cotta with walnut & vincotto, a main of pork stuffed roast duck breast served with confit duck leg salad, and a baked pavlova, boysenberry and lemon curd dessert. $90 for two.

Heat and eat: Choose from kimchi braised beef brisket, pork cheek flour tortillas or roast cauliflower and falafel. $55 for two.

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Something sweet: Indulge in baked pavlova or peanut slab mousse at just $12 for two.
Weekend specials: Try their clam and roast fish bouillabaisse on Fridays, or braised lamb neck roast dinner on Saturdays.

Delivery options: Pick up or free contactless delivery available within a 3km radius of Culprit on Auckland's Wyndham St.

Pasta & Cuore

Pasta & Cuore specializes in handmade fresh pasta using quality ingredients and traditional methods. Photo / Supplied
Pasta & Cuore specializes in handmade fresh pasta using quality ingredients and traditional methods. Photo / Supplied

The closest thing you'll get to Italy for a while, Mt Eden's dreamy Italian restaurant Pasta & Cuore is also adapting to level 3 restrictions by offering handmade, fresh pasta to cook at home - plus a range of authentic ingredients and dishes available for takeaway.

Takeaway: Choose from dishes like tagliatelle with classic Bolognese ragout and spaghetti alla chitarra topped with creamy gorgonzola lombardo and wild walnuts, both $28.

Make your own: Order pappardelle, tagliatelle and spaghetti for $6 per 100g, potato gnocchi for $7, tortelloni and ravioli for $10 and tortellini for $11.
Pair with one of their favourite sauces including creamy parmigiano for $5, or a hearty lamb ragout for $7.

Cheeses and chacuturie: A range of selected Italian cured meats and cheeses, including prosciutto di parma and parmigiano reggiano are also available.

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Heat and eat: Choose from lasagne with classic Bolognese ragout or lasagne with mushroom and truffle, $25 and Roman style Semolina Gnocchi or Polenta with homemade pork sausage ragout (GF), $20.

Something sweet: Top off that pasta with a tiramisù or panna cotta with chocolate and toasted almonds.

Delivery options: Tuesday to Sunday, 5pm - 8pm. Pickups available between 11am and 7:30pm Tuesday to Sunday.

Paris Butter

Paris Butter is offering some of their personal favourite dishes, french classics and gourmet comfort food for heat and eat. Photo / Supplied
Paris Butter is offering some of their personal favourite dishes, french classics and gourmet comfort food for heat and eat. Photo / Supplied

Nick Honeyman's Herne Bay restaurant, which picked up a rare perfect score when it was reviewed for Viva by Jesse Mulligan last November, has a delicious "PB to go" menu ready for customers.

Heat and eat: Featuring the team's personal favourite dishes, French classics and gourmet comfort food, Honeyman and his crew will have a different menu for each day of the week, consisting of sourdough, a main and dessert for $39.

Delivery: Contactless delivery will be available to certain areas from 4-6 daily. Find out more here.

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Pasture

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Live lobster, fresh wasabi, bluff oysters, 120-day-aged wagyu, and 1 year aged butter. Pasture Pantry now live and available for order on @tockhq. Also available in support for us are gift vouchers including shared access to our Playlist (what!) LINK IN BIO TO ORDER While I would love to offer you delivery or prepared meals, at Pasture we believe in quality, intimacy, and immediacy. That said, takeout meals do not translate to the Pasture experience. I simply will not compromise when it comes to our patrons for the sake of cash flow. With that said, I am proud to now offer a limited amount of special pantry ingredient boxes carefully curated by myself and my team. Sourced for uniqueness and quality, items include such offerings (beyond the ones listed above) as our sourdough bread, month aged salmon, selection of cheeses, and even a small preview of our secret new project @boxer_akl for select boxes too. As we are changed, slowed down, and more reflective and focused on what’s important (like time over food with loved ones) from this time of quarantine and brought back into our own home kitchens, we hope you too can enjoy some time cooking, tasting, eating, and experimenting with these special items we’ve either fermented, aged, or otherwise created by hand for you at Pasture. I truly cannot wait to get back in the kitchen with my team and back across the counter from my customers. Maybe even hearing how some of you used the same produce and ingredients I do to create something cool yourself in a hard, sometimes shitty, and endlessly unsure time to feel, just, good. We’ll be offering three unique boxes suited for a variety of party sizes, culinary abilities and price points, as well as a selection of a la carte items (like ice cream). Pasture Pantry is available for contactless pickup every Wednesday and Friday. To find out more about what each box includes, visit our website, link in bio. To reserve your Pasture Pantry box please visit our Tock site. As always, thank you for your continued support as we strive to keep Pasture moving ever forward.

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During level 3, Ed Verner's award-winning Pasture will be operating as Pasture Pantry, a contactless takeout service offering three unique produce and pantry boxes geared towards a variety of cooking abilities - plus, to give you that unique restaurant ambience, access to Pasture's playlist.

Meal kits: In what is likely the most gourmet food box in the country, you'll get Pasture's 120-aged New Zealand wagyu beef, live Chatham Islands lobster from the tank, Pasture sourdough, one-year aged butter, and a voucher to access to Pasture's music playlist.

Offerings range from an la carte selection of sourdough bread at $15 to a "Hell's Bells" box at $420, which will include a small gift from Verner's secret new project, "Boxer".

Orders and pick up: Order through Tock and items can be arranged for pick up every Wednesday (with a Sunday 9pm order cut off) and Friday (with a Wednesday 9pm order cut off) between 5 and 7pm.

Soul, Euro, Jervois Steak House and Andiamo

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We're coming back. That's right, we are turning the grills back on and bringing you our new takeaway menu 🔥 Now available on the website and available to order from Tuesday, April 28 from 5pm.

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This collection of Nourish Group restaurants is launching My Nourish Kitchen food boxes, allowing Aucklanders to recreate some of their favourite dining out dishes at home.

Meal kits: You'll find all the ingredients and easy to follow instructions to make the likes of Andiamo's chicken parmigiana with mozzarella and Neapolitan tomato sauce, and Euro's smoked Taupo lamb shoulder with wild wheat tabbouleh, labneh and pomegranate. And that's just for week one. A two-person box for four nights will set you back $175. Or if you've got a bigger bubble you can go for a four-person box for $340.

Orders and delivery: Place your order by 10am Friday and you'll have your food box delivered on Saturday. Available for Auckland delivery only, find out more here.

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Sidart, Cassia and Sid at The French Cafe

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Hello 2020! Chefs are back in the kitchen. Open from dinner service tonight. #progressiveindiancuisine #aucklandeats #gastronomy #aucklandrestaurant #indianfood #3hats

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Award-winning Auckland restaurateurs Sid and Chand Sahrawat have created "AtHome" dishes that speak to the cuisines of their three restaurants: Cassia (contemporary Indian), Sidart (elevated or progressive Indian) and Sid at The French Café (French Inspired New Zealand Cuisine).

Sidart At Home: Choose from six delectable dishes including lamb meatballs with almond korma and market fish with kerala sauce for $45 per person plus two family-sized options.

Cassia At Home From beef short rib to lamb seekh kebab curry, Cassia is offering an a la carte menu with snacks, entrees, mains and desserts. Main dishes come with rice and naan bread and are priced at $29.

Sid at The French Cafe At Home: In the mood for something French? Look no further than the chef's interpretation of five classic dishes including beef bourguignon with truffle fries or Duck à l 'Orange. Dishes come with salad, house-made sourdough and dessert for $45 per person. Two family options are also available.

Orders and deliveries: Contactless pick up and contactless delivery is now available, offering lunch Wednesday – Friday and dinner Tuesday – Saturday.

Amano

Amano Bakery will reopen next week. Photo / Supplied
Amano Bakery will reopen next week. Photo / Supplied

While Amano's restaurant is closed, their CBD bakery will be open under level 3.

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From Wednesday 29th April from 7am to 4pm you can order food on their Amano Bakery app and collect it via a pickup window.

They'll have cakes, pastries, ready to go meals, and takeaway coffees – along with basic pantry items like fruit and vegetables, meat, eggs and Amano pastas and sauces to prepare at home.

Heat and eat meals Alongside Amano bakery menu favourites, they've got dinner all sorted with heat and eat family style meals, like Shorthorn beef and pork lasagne.

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