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    Misters

    3.9 (24 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 3:00 pm

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    MISTERS ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for working

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    So down w the plant wall!
    Alex D.

    Look at you Wyndham St - picking up your game.... Misters, the latest addition, is located just beneath new hotspot, The Black Hoof. They serve preservative-free, organic where possible "real food." Fresh, fast and good for those on the go - perfect pit-stop for the time-poor corporate kids. Got dietary restrictions? Misters has got you covered w handy symbols next to each dish indicating if they're suitable for vegetarians, vegans or paleos(?). I popped in a couple of weeks back. Hungry but not ravenous, I ordered their Rice Don - toasted sesame brown rice balls with a fresh, crunchy salad and a ponzu dressing (I added tofu too). The dish was beautifully presented but I couldn't get past the fact that it was served in a takeaway container. Totally legit if it's predominately a takeaway joint but I reckon it seats around 40, maybe more! It was awkward to eat out of but more importantly, imagine the waste (the packaging is eco-friendly but surely it still takes a while to decompose). Perhaps this is just temporary thing...they did just open. As for the food itself, the rice was cooked perfectly and the crunchy salad, was the perfect accompaniment. Salt & Pepper would have been great (although a friend that went the following days tell me that these two come in paper sachets) and more (MORE) of that tangy Ponzu dressing - we all know tofu can be rather bland on it's own! All in all, a cool addition to Wyndham St with some really interesting menu options. Looking forward to going back. Perhaps will actually takeaway this time...

    Thai bowl with slow braised beef & side kumara fries
    Arena W.

    The selection of interesting salads and vegan/vegetarian options makes Misters a go-to spot for me when I'm meeting friends with difficult dietary requirements, but it wouldn't be my first choice if I was by myself because the Price : Portion ratio is all out of whack. The smoothies are the best I've found in the central city. I recommend the spiced pumpkin one if you're a bit hungry and don't want something sweet. It's rich and satisfyingly wholesome. The cacao one is bittersweet. The date and nut butter one is really good, and the sweetest (eg. most normal) of the ones I've tried. Be warned that the bowls on the lunch menu are pretty small. They're packed with yummy fresh ingredients, but although they're handily served in takeaway boxes, I would never end up with any to take back to work. Two lunch dishes and a side set us back $34, putting Misters right at the top end of this healthy fast food bracket. A smoothie and a coffee for $13 in the morning is a bit more palatable.

    (Gluten free) Banana French Toast! Not too sweet and beautiful flavor and texture.

    Amazing! Best French toast I've had in years as a celiac. Good coffee and great food. Not to be missed if you're gluten free and/or dairy free. Pretty great even if you don't have those issues.

    Porridge with banana, winter spices, nut crumble, and coconut sugar.
    Porter W.

    Excellent cafe to satisfy your inner hipster. The whole menu is vegan/vegetarian friendly. The only sugar they use is coconut sugar. Every milk alternative you could wish for (soy, almond, coconut, etc). Good, house-blend coffee. Great atmosphere.

    Bigger the poster, smaller the menu
    Hiran T.

    I feel a bit mean spirited giving this place three stars after everyone else's high praise. However, I visited for lunch and don't think their menu is as good as at breakfast. If you are into healthy organic fare (think little bird unbakery), then this place may be for you. On the other hand, if you are after a more meaty lunch, all that you'll find on offer are a couple of meaty 'biscuits' (buns). Yes get are tasty and yes the place is kind of cool. But they should replace their decomposable takeaway containers with real crockery and make their breakfast last beyond 11am on weekends.

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    The Israeli bowl with Marlborough king salmon is the business. Super tasty and healthy. Coffee is fantastic.

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    Best vegetarian and Vegan breakfast options! We loved the food and the atmosphere. The staff was even better !

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    Poke Poke

    Poke Poke

    5.0(2 reviews)
    2.8 kmNewmarket

    I absolutely love a good Poke Bowl…read more Poke is the Hawaiian word 'to slice' and is essentially a raw fish salad. It consists of raw marinated fish (like tuna or salmon) and is often served by itself, but also on sushi rice with vegetables. Many Poke eateries have been popping up around Auckland recently, so I thought I would go out and try a few, and also share with you my favourite one - Poke Poke in Newmarket. Here are five reasons why I love Poke Poke and why you should visit pronto. 1. The Poke! All of Poke Poke's ingredients and sauces are prepared in-house and taste delicious, fresh, and healthy, plus you will feel great after eating. There are two options available - you can choose from their 'Poke Poke Bowls with Purpose' menu or build your own poke bowl. Do the latter as it is more fun! Here is a lowdown on how to customise your own: Step 1: Base: Offerings include white rice, purple rice and salad or choose to have half and half. I usually go with half purple rice and half salad. I absolutely love the purple rice as it is high in fibre and packed with antioxidants. Step 2: Protein: If you choose the $13.90 poke bowl, you get to choose two proteins. If you choose the $15.90 poke bowl, you get to choose three proteins. If you are want a huge bowl, you can add an extra scoop of protein for $3. I usually go with the $13.90 bowl as this is enough to pleasantly fill me up. They offer many proteins which include sashimi-grade tuna and salmon, plus prawns, sous vide chicken, organic tofu and a seasonal special - on most occasions this has been squid. Step 3: Toppings: I love that Poke Poke's toppings are super fresh and colourful. Toppings include spring onion, cucumber, edamame beans, seaweed salad, seasonal fruit (love the pineapple!), Japanese pickles, surimi crab salad, pickled ginger, plus the following at an extra price: scallops, masago (roe of capelin fish), avocado or mushroom salad. You can choose as many toppings as you want. Step 4: Sauces: Finally, pick a sauce... which can only be one, so choose wisely! My favourite is the Korean gochujang sauce (which I always overdose on when eating bibimbap), but they also offer shoyu, ginger miso, sriracha aioli, kimchi aioli, wasabi mayo, lemon yuzu mayo, beetroot mayo and toasted sesame kewpie. You can also add garnishes to top it off. Lastly, choose to eat in or get takeaway. If you can, eat in, as I find the serving size is more generous and there is plenty of seating available (see below). 2. The fact that they are open for dinner: How many places can you think of that are open for dinner Monday to Saturday in Newmarket, serving possibly the healthiest meal? I love that Poke Poke is open until 8pm six days a week. I often go to Event Cinemas on Broadway, and on one occasion, a group of us had dinner at Poke Poke before watching a film. It is a great place to have dinner, as you know you are getting a healthy, delicious and affordable meal. While they do not have a liquor license, they serve a wide range of non-alcoholic beverages (see below), plus we took a beer into the cinema anyway, so no worries there! 3. The Decor and Layout: Walking in, the space is clean and light. The design is minimalist, with white washed and tiled walls, hanging plants and modern lights. I love the life-size print of the orange Combi van and a blue neon sign with the words 'What good shall I do this day?'. There is also plenty of seating - wooden bar stools and tables at the front, a long table plus couch seating at the back which is perfect if you are dining in a group of more than two. 4. The Drinks: Do not even think about sitting down without ordering a cup of their miso soup. At $2, it is super cheap and goes perfectly with your poke bowl. There is also a wide range of drinks to suit everyone's tastes, including green tea (also $2), Karma Cola drinks, organic kombucha, organic juices, coconut water and bottled water. 5. The Location: Situated on Remuera Road, Poke Poke is in a prime location. It is right opposite Newmarket Train Station (so easy to get to if you are coming from the city), there is a bus stop right outside and loads of street parking nearby. It is also close to Nuffield Street and the many shops on Broadway, so it is the perfect spot for lunch or dinner after a morning/afternoon of shopping. If you are looking for a healthy, delicious and good for the 'gram meal, plus welcoming and friendly staff, then no doubt you will be dreaming daily about your next visit to Poke Poke.

    Beautiful and affordable. If you are eating a veggie meal you don't need to add any protein and can…read moreget edamame (instead of tofu) and it's $10.99. Really fresh food!

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    Poke Poke
    Poke Poke
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    Ima Cuisine - A chopped Arab salad

    Ima Cuisine

    4.0(30 reviews)
    0.3 kmViaduct, Auckland CBD
    $$

    Amazing food, authentic Middle Eastern selections and a great ambiance in the middle of town…read more Plenty of choice and the service was prompt. A little pricey but probably worth it.

    Israeli and Middle Eastern food in a trendy CBD location with intriguing decor. I was drawn in by…read morethe "Real Falafel Dish," which was clearly marked "Vegan" on the menu outside, so I dragged my meat-and-potatoes parents in here for lunch. The Vegan Real Falafel Dish was nice, with lots of salads (diced cucumbers, tomatoes, and greens) stuffed into pita bread with a generous amount of falafels. It came with homemade hummus and this interesting green dip that is apparently from Yemen and was super-spicy! (Mr. Google tells me this dip is called "zhug" and is made out of cilantro, parsley, and hot peppers.) The falafel balls had a nice flavour, but they tasted a little too greasy and oily for my liking. Falafels are a tricky thing and everyone has their own preference -- to me, these were just a little too deep-fried and crunchy (I prefer softer, less oily falafels). But they were still nice. My dad had the "Brick Lane Salt Beef Sandwich" (pastrami, kosher pickles and mustard) and complained that the meat was still way too salty for his liking, in spite of the name. I don't think any of us have ever had Israeli food before, so maybe that explains it? The atmosphere of the place was cool, with interesting art and tapestries on the walls, and curtains dividing up the space. The service wasn't great. We arrived at the beginning of the lunch hour (11:45am) and several other tables were approached and served before us even though we had arrived first. They were also very slow to bring us the bill. The table itself was rickety and kept swinging every time we moved. Almost made me knock over my water glass -- should really be fixed. All in all, I won't hurry back although my dish was interesting and not bad for a unique dining experience.

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    Ima Cuisine - Our own Falafel! Better than in Israel, we promise.

    Our own Falafel! Better than in Israel, we promise.

    Ima Cuisine - Yael and her family

    Yael and her family

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    Chuffed

    Chuffed

    4.5(55 reviews)
    0.1 kmAuckland CBD
    $$

    I was in Auckland on a trip for my friend's wedding. I decided to go out for brunch before a busy…read moreday and Chuffed stood out to me. When I got there, I was seated immediately. The ambiance was vibey and loved that I was sitting outside, but still covered from the sun. The waiters were so nice and were able to answer any questions I had. I ordered an iced hazelnut oatmilk latte and a fried chicken benedict and they were delicious! The latte was the perfect drink to wake me up for a busy day ahead! They definitely do eggs benedict different but it was still so tasty. Instead of the usual english muffin, they used an herb rostis, which is a crispy hash brown round. The fried chicken was juicy and crispy. The herb rostis was also crispy and paired well with the creamy poached eggs! I miss this meal so much and dreaming of having this again the next time I go back to Auckland!

    A friend recommended Chuffed and I'm so glad they did! This unassuming little restaurant provided a…read moredelightful brunch, with cozy outdoor seating and excellent service. I love that they offered both still water or sparkling for the table. I ordered the salmon benedict and it was delicious! Their menu offers gluten free as well as dairy free options. Vegetarian or vegan? They have options for you too. I ordered an Americano and it was full bodied and came in a large mug. I only wish we'd had more time in Auckland so I could come here again.

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    Federal Delicatessen - Lox breakfast board

    Federal Delicatessen

    4.3(235 reviews)
    0.3 kmAuckland CBD
    $$

    I was a bit suspicious because of the name. Federal? I eventually realized that is the name of the…read morestreet they are located on. It was open at the time I was in the area and it did look inviting. I perused the menu and decided to give it a try. Walking in I saw the old-fashioned furnishings, metal chairs, display cases, wall shelves, big bar in the middle all in a long and narrow room. Yessss, this looks lie something out of the 50s and I like it. After a long hard look at the menu I opted for the Salami platter... Strangely enough there wasn't salami, but more like a smoked ham, prosciutto like meat. It tasted great, so what's in a name. Delicious heirloom tomatoes, capers, salami impersonator, cream cheese, capers, pickles and your choice of bread. I had chosen crumpets and regretted that . Not because they weren't delicious, because they were so yummy, but they were also so buttery that I couldn't get the cream cheese to stick and everything I tried to put on the crumpet just slid right off them. I got the bottomless cup of coffee and I must say, this is really good coffee and the refills kept coming also. I love the atmosphere in here and there are so many great choices on the menu. If I ever come back tot Auckland, I will definitely stop by this place again.

    Busy place with a lot of indoor seating and limited outdoor tables. Service was good, never had to…read morewait. It's a popular place and they were crowded but we didn't have to wait for a table. There was plenty of food for each order. My wife had a street dog and fries and I had a Ruben. They were pretty decent. I wasn't as happy with the fries. They were like the bottom of a pile and mostly little pieces with very few full length slices. Prices were extremely reasonable. I would definitely eat there again.

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    Federal Delicatessen - Nice inside

    Nice inside

    Federal Delicatessen - The Best Ugly

    The Best Ugly

    Federal Delicatessen - Lox breakfast board

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    Lox breakfast board

    Misters - cafes - Updated July 2026

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