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<i>Stk Bar and Grill</i>, Auckland CBD

Choosing a hotel restaurant as a dining venue can pay off.

<i>Cafe on Kohi</i>, Auckland City

We came here because it was a beautiful day for relaxing in the sun, contemplating Rangitoto from afar.

<i>Tides Restaurant and Cafe</i>, Waiake

A trip to the north of the Shore holds delicious surprises and a stunning view.

<i>Industry Zen</i>, Auckland CBD

The oddly named eatery derives from the transplantation of Cafe Rikka which had to shut up shop at Victoria Park when redevelopment started there.

<i>Industry Zen</i>, Auckland CBD

A Japanese restaurant goes a long way to debunking stereotypes about seaweed and tofu.

<i>Jetty Cafe</i>, Wellington

We came here because we'd heard it was family-friendly.

<i>Benson Rd Deli</i>, Remuera

There's something warm and comforting about having a local eatery.

<i>KK Malaysian Cuisine</i>, Epsom

Fresh and fragrant dishes served up in a simple, comfortable setting is a dining experience to rival the best.

<i>Le Garde-Manger</i>, Auckland CBD

The line of Edwardian terrace shops near the top of Queen St is an unlikely place for a French restaurant.

<i>The Goldie Room</i>, Waiheke Island

Sharing platters in gorgeous surrounds on a relaxed island is the perfect way to get into the summer spirit.

<i>Zus and Zo</i>, Herne Bay

<i>Athidi</i>, Parnell

A delicious Indian feast awaits you in a pretty Parnell setting.

<i>O'Sarracino</i>, Eden Terrace

The atmosphere, if not always the food, is right on the money at this buzzing Italian joint.

<i>Alleluya</i>, Karangahape Rd

<i>Rocco Restaurant and Bar</i>, Ponsonby

Why is there is no seriously upscale Spanish restaurant in this city?

<i>Industry Zen</i>, Auckland CBD

Get ready to be entertained by some Japanese culinary theatrics.

<i>Squid Row Gastro Pub</i>, Grafton

A gastro bar's good looks and ambience can’t quite hide its food flaws, writes Phoebe Falconer.

<i>Spring Moon</i>, Browns Bay