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    Little and Friday

    4.4 (37 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    LITTLE AND FRIDAY ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Crystal C.

    Remains my favourite coffee and cake shop in Auckland. They have expanded their shop and now you can come here for dinner too. On our next to try restaurant for eating out! Their chocolate beetroot salted caramel cake so yummy!

    Bhawesh S.

    Awesome pastries and great coffee with warm ambiance. Feels like you are in a big living room with a lot of friends. Loved it here.

    Sisyliana H.

    First of all, when you're heading to this place.. Don't be alarmed that you're heading to a residential street :) The place where they decided to set the store suits the place very well , it's mellow, peaceful and just overall a lovely place go have some time together with those you care about :) They have a very small menu, but more things on the left hand side of the store such as donuts, quiche, sandwiches and so on. As seen in the picture the dish has an egg along which some tomatoes and other things :) on the side, they've given you two slices of ciabatta, which I have to admit... Is a bit sad. With the amount of egg and everything you have in the bowl, I don't think they see how two pieces of 10 cm ciabatta is suppose to help finish all of that. On the side note the sauce is salty for my liking!! Needed my ice coffee to actually finish my meal off Their water had a stick of cinnamon and mint leaves. Which helped when you felt thirsty so kudos to you for that !! Overall 3/5 as there was some needed improvement. This place isn't for someone like students as its not as cheap as many thinks !

    Chiana S.

    Little and Friday in Belmont is my new weekend eatery and not just because of the charasmatic lovely front of house guy behind the counter. The choices are huge ranging from Quiches, fritatta, cakes, donuts and pastries. I covered most of the offerings by going halves with a friend in the pumpkin and feta quiche and 3 cakes - Lemon and coconut which was delightfully moist and my favourite, chocolate, caramel and beetroot cake and lastly bread and butter pudding. The sizes are generous so you really do have to share. Plan to get a takeaway box. The venue is rambling and full of character. The service good and the patronage heeving. I will be back real soon and not just for the eye candy.

    Melissa F.

    Little & Friday in Belmont is located in the heart of suburbia. Great parking right outside, or on the street (conveniently) opposite. The cafe has expanded since my last visit - so now there is another arm of the cafe (with additional indoor seating and pay point) where you enter, that was not operational today. I assume this opens when they're busy - at the weekends or lunchtimes...the coffee is 'supreme' beans and the food is exceptional, albeit expensive. Pastries, bespoke quiches, melt-in-your-mouth cakes, everything to delight your taste buds really. My coffee took 25 minutes to arrive, into my meeting? Not really acceptable for a Monday morning? I love the black&white portrait photography, the stylised tables with old-school milk bottles full of water, cinnamon stick and basil. Always busy, that's a good sign.

    Little and frighteningly cool
    Hiran T.

    I finally made it to the all L and F mothership. I was a little surprised by its suburban surroundings, but it had all the cool and charm of its Newmarket sibling. Offering a great range of cakes and lunchtime sandwiches and frittatas, not to mention their signature (large but irresistible doughnuts filled with jam, banana caramel and chilli chocolate), the coffee was perfect and the service was slick. On the edges were many packed and bottled products begging to be taken home. Their cookbook also looked like good food porn for a rainy Sunday. All in all, this Auckland icon seemed to deserve many more visits and I look forward to returning soon.

    Kayla V.

    Most adorable little spot I've ever been to in NZ! Dreamy raspberry cream donut and a dinosaur table marker too! Decor and ambiance is on point!

    Biscotti, peanut brittle, meringues...
    Sandra K.

    Another visit to the mothership of all things sweet and delicious...

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    Really delicious little cafe but a little bit pricey. All up I would say that the food is worth the price. The pies are to die for!

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    11 years ago

    Love it, super popular though and seating is confusing, and never a guarantee- go in off peak times or take away.

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    Good strong coffee and the chocolate beetroot salted caramel cake was amazing. We will definitely be back.

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    Zomer Cafe & Beach Club - really loved this sea-bach style decor

    Zomer Cafe & Beach Club

    4.3(19 reviews)
    1.9 km•Takapuna
    •$$

    A casual business lunch bought us to Zomer. We sat inside as the spring weather is still a bit…read morecool if the sun is not out. Started out well as they had the Japanese Green something something tea my friend wanted - a good start. There was a bit of a chat about sandwich or salad, salad or sandwich so we decided on one of each. Neither disappointed. The chill chicken with gems in pita looked delicious - not my choice but a bit of envy. It looked a bit hard to eat but that only made it look even more succulent. I had the sirloin salad and while it was great, tasty and somewhat virtuous - i wanted that sandwich! Next time.... The coffee was very good as usual and the friand looked moist and disappeared quickly so I assume was very good

    In my book nothing beats a Saturday morning walk followed by a spot of brunch in the sun and I…read morethink this may just be my new favourite spot. It's hardly surprisingly, considering I'm a huge fan of Zus and Zo and this new-ish sister café has a lot of similarities; the huge communal table full of amazing looking sweet treats, the delish home made preserves, the lovingly made coffee and the fresh-faced staff. However, one big difference is that there is heaps more outdoor seating at Zomer and for a sun seeker like myself this is a definite plus. I came here last Sat for a lazy brunch with a couple of friends. Grabbing one of the last tables outside, our waiter promptly came took our drinks order. Whilst my buddies went for coffee, I was a tad hungover so opted for their refreshing almond milk, baby kale, banana and honey smoothie ($8). It really just tasted like a banana smoothie but it was delicious all the same. For brunch, I went for the Bruschetta, which is served with haloumi, roast pumpkin hummus, rocket and streaky bacon. Although simple, it was really yummy and they didn't skimp on the haloumi or the bacon. Big tick in my book! I am excited to head back here to sample some of their dutch offerings and their freshly squeezed juices, which looked devine.

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    Zomer Cafe & Beach Club - Scrambled eggs w spinach & pancetta

    Scrambled eggs w spinach & pancetta

    Zomer Cafe & Beach Club - Free wi-fi!

    Free wi-fi!

    Zomer Cafe & Beach Club - Interior of the cafe. Booths seats on either side. Communal table in one side and singular tables on the other.

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    Interior of the cafe. Booths seats on either side. Communal table in one side and singular tables on the other.

    Vauxhall

    Vauxhall

    3.5(2 reviews)
    2.7 km•Devonport
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    A neat place with its historic, classic vibes from its vintage dark wooden tables, solid square…read morestools, high backed metal chairs and fold out wooden ones with vibrant cushions on lovely carpet mats. Unfortunately all of their nice outdoor reed chairs and tables outside were taken by the time we arrived- since the sun was out in full shine but next time though! We were lucky to get the grace of the fan to cool us down a bit at least, after some sun exposure just prior where we sat. We nabbed a round table in the back corner next door to their great cabinet- which appealed more than their standard cafe menu. Nothing really jumped out at me but just the look of their sandwiches made the decision an easy order. A blackboard behind the counter for reading of the menu as well. Noticed a small open window that peeks into the kitchen as well as several paintings to be sold on the walls. A cool corner in the front with green hanging pots. Loved the open glass front with it's automatic door and communal tables. Shared bathrooms by this block of shops around the back if you need it. Picked their toasted beef and beetroot sandwich which had beetroot red-dyed gherkin slices, fancy salad, grated carrots, sliced cucumber on black and white sesame seed-ed bread with a side of spice, bay-leaf infused tomato sauce. Big fan of the sauce. Loved they arrived on sweet little grandma-reminiscent plates after a bit of a toasting. Noticed the other sandwiches available- equally tasty looking as well as the array of sweet baked goods on the counter under a transparent cover. Must come back to try satisfy a sweet tooth as well as a coffee- especially after the paintings of their anthropomorphised coffee machine around the walls.

    A short walk from Cheltenham Beach and nearby North Head Reserve, Vauxhall cafe gets a lot of…read morewalk-in from dog owners and the exercise conscious, as well as well-to-do locals in Devonport. It's off the main commuter route so patronage seems to sit in more than takeaway. They have indoor and outdoor tables, but indoor is genuinely nicer. Road noise and adjacent traffic intersection and bus stop can be noisy at times. On the upside they make wonderful coffee, freshly cooked meals and have a real family friendly vibe going on. The ambience is "70's student flat", which is cool because most of the middle aged hipsters who live around there were students in the 70's. Makes sense. The cafe is small and often crowded, waiting staff are competent, and they have wifi. If you're on the beach and want to eat, they are worth trying, or you could visit Devonport Village for a better experience at a lower price.

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    Ark Coffee

    Ark Coffee

    4.8(5 reviews)
    1.8 km•Takapuna
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    This place epitomises a "hidden gem." It's tucked down the end of a rather dark and dingy alleyway…read moreoff the main street in Takapuna (you know, the one with the dinky music shop and friendly shoe repairman). I must of walked past it a dozen times oblivious to the fact that it existed...shame on me! What I love about it is that, whilst the alleyway is rather grimy the space itself is anything but. You enter through a nondescript door at the end of the corridor into a beautifully modern, open space with fresh white walls and polished concrete floors. There is a huge black and gold coffee roasting machine as well as ample tables and chairs (and great magazines!) for you to enjoy your coffee in peace. What's also pretty cool is that they serve several different Single Origin beans and have examples of each on the counter for you to sniff before you buy/drink. When I went, I was in a bit of a hurry so opted for the coffee of the day but I am looking forward to going back and trying the different origins.

    I was actually trying to find a quicker route from The Department Store to La Tropezienne when I…read morehaphazardly stumbled across this place. I think it was fate. Run by two Japanese sisters, Ark Coffee Company is dedicated to specialty coffee. There are no excess food offerings save for a few actually quite good looking cookies, everything is quite minimalist and spare and very much centered around the coffee itself, which shines. I tried the best Iced Latte I have ever had and that is quite frankly saying a lot cause I have guzzled a fair few in my time. All it was, was coffee and ice cubes and some sweetener but damn near close to perfection it was. And at really reasonable prices too. I have been converted, follow me to the Ark!

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    Ark Coffee - Cute Japanese stationery and stocking fillers

    Cute Japanese stationery and stocking fillers

    Ark Coffee
    Ark Coffee

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