I'm a card-holding New World-aholic. Stepping inside other supermarkets makes me shudder. Kumeu New…read moreWorld has only made my addiction worse. This place is beautifully set out, with aisles comfortably big enough to accommodate 2 trolleys, and plenty of checkouts always open ready to help you. The butcher stocks the biggest scotch fillet steaks I've ever seen, along with rib roasts & T-bone steaks. They also make their own sausages. With a kick-ass deli, fresh fish counter & a great range of locally grown produce, you almost feel like you're shopping at a gourmet supermarket.

I have found my new happy place. Farro & Nosh - you won't be seeing me for a while now I have this…read morebad boy just down the road. The fruit & vege selection is understandably great, considering all the market gardens in the area. It's awesome to see signs letting you know this is NZ- and locally-grown, even the garlic! And the prices are dirt-cheap for all the seasonal produce. They even have a small range of seedlings, herbs & vegetable plants. My kitchen counter is proudly displaying a big bowl of micro-green radish sprouts & I feel healthier every time I look at them! But Boric also has: a fresh fish counter, butchery, deli, icecream by the scoop, coffee, homemade cakes, dinners & salads, a kids' playground AND a boutique selection of homewares & the finest artisan products. And friendly staff. And a great wine, beer & cider selection. And I've probably missed something out. This is the kind of place that you could easily wander around for ages, progressively filling up that trolley more & more. I can see that will quickly become my new hobby!

If I was ever in of need motivation to start that new healthy lifestyle, this would most definitely…read morebe my first port of call. Row upon row of fresh vege, plump apricots the size of cricket balls, purple carrots AND purple broccolini... they even have potted wheatgrass! As well as produce these guys boast an impressive range of artisan products. Everything from elderflower cordial to Moroccan-spiced couscous. Plus they have a small but well-crafted wine section. However perhaps, the best thing about this place, is that everything seems to cheaper than what you would pay at a Food Market like this in AK. Don't get me wrong, you could still spend plenty of $$ up in here but I bet if you did the same shop in AK it would be substantially more expensive.

Hey Woolworth Lincoln Road Team…read more My name is Nadeen and my fiancé is Bana we would like to say Thank you all for what you do to serve people. Tonight me and my fiancé witness an unforgettable situation that we both know that was out of your guys control especially following store policy with people stealing. We are both sorry and what you guys have to put up with, but we are both happy we had the opportunity to help you guys to stop one of them. I work at Woolworths too and see alot of people steal and can't do anything about it, but tonight felt so good to help you guys especially being out of uniform. I hope you guys are ok, big ups to the Check out team, amazing service and praying for better days ahead of you all. Stay safe and stay bless and thank you for the chocolate Much love Nadeen & Bana

Countdown Lincoln Road had alot of hype behind it when it first opened - right across the road from…read morethe ever popular Pak N Save Lincoln Road which until then had an unspoken monopoly over the local area. Whilst its not my favourite branch - it is pratical, small and quick to get in and out of. With multiple self service counters, including 2 with conveyor belts rather than just the single counter weight sensitive ones- they are fantastic for when you want to pick up a few things and get out quickly (something their yellow counterparts fail on regularly). I was a little dissapointed with the fish section - it never looks very fresh and the counter closes quite early making it hard for people like me trying to do late night shops after work or the gym. The meat is very exciting and I feel like they dont have as many specials as other Countdown stores. Their vegetables are sporadic - they were out of limes for a good 2 months during the winter, and seemed to have forgotten ginger and garlic do exist outside of the processed tube form. They do however have an instore pharmacy which has a chemist on hand to fill prescriptions and advice to shoppers which some people may appreciate. They also have an internal shop where they sell clothing and other amenities. The cookware section is also impressive - i have bought many plates and utensils here as they are often on Onecard special. This store also has disability friendly counters which are slightly wider than the normal checkout aisles - which they can be credited for. Overall, it has a limited range of products compared to other larger Countdowns, I visit them to buy my Lewis Road products - but generally still shop across the road at Pak N Save as its cheaper and has a more extensive range of products.

Went there to do a big shop for my daughter as she was moving into her new apartment. Spent over…read more$1000 on groceries (we hadn't been shopping for a while either). With the wheelchair, this took time. Just got slapped with a $65 fine for taking longer than 90 minutes. Conclusion - if you have mobility issues, or just need to take time shopping, go elsewhere - PaknSave clearly doesn't want you shopping there.

This place is a monster! Huge warehouse style layout with massive wide aisles. They actually have a…read morefantastic produce section - some of the freshest, cheapest & widest range I've seen in a supermarket. Their meat section is also massive so you're pretty much guaranteed to find what you want.

"Food4less, the name says it all" is their motto, and yes, it is true, but honestly I think they…read moreunder estimate themselves. It looks a bit tacky on the outside, cheap and nasty in fact, but it is great! And much more than just a supermarket, however, maybe I am basing this comparison on chain supermarkets, those that all seem to be cut from the same mould. Food4Less sells a great deal of bulk food, spices and rice, which I shop there for (and their incense come to think of it, they have a lot... as too Bollywood movies, Hindu statues and posters, etc, Like I said, it is not your average supermarket). Some of the isles do take on the 'cheap and nasty' feel, but don't let it put you off, go in for yourself and have a look. Halal meat is on offer too.

pak n save Lincoln need to teach ur staff some good customer service and need so know to treat the…read morecustomer. I when the on Monday 13 January 2025 and the checkout Girl was so rude she didn't even greet as and she made us feel very unwelcome her name was Chole P and she didnt even say anything after we left and I know we will not be going to her checkout ever again

Just your average supermarket. Prices are noticeably cheaper than their competitors…read more This store gets very busy during the day time so I find the best time to shop in not long after it opens. The staff here are helpful and mostly polite. There is outside parking as well is undercover parking under the store which is good for those rainy days. Remember to bring your own bags as they charge 10c a bag.

This place is dairy meets supermarket it is a few minutes away from my house which is so handy. We…read morehave all experienced unannounced visitors before, you know the type that expect to be fed. Well supervalue supermarkets are a gift from above. They are usually in a suburb ready to sell the basics such as bread, veges and the extras. It is a big dairy but a small supermarket. The prices are a bit high but from time to time they are sales on the bikkies and other products. It is a local place so the staff start to know you and they are all super friendly and helpful. I once had a hard time finding all the ingredients for the black forest cake I was baking. The lady at the counter helped me and even offered alternatives.

This is by far the most amazing food on the Peninsula. The quiche is the best I have EVER tasted,…read morethe homemade chocolate macaroons are to die for, and with pork, lamb and goat savouries available ( paleo options too!) there's something for everyone. A must to visit if you like healthy, fresh and homemade.

I stumbled upon this boutique-like café that is best described as "gritty with a touch of pretty"!!…read moreThis wee place offers a delightful range of café-style fare and great coffee. Best of all though, it is the perfect place to pickup a loaf of artisan bread, along with some nice handmade cheese, charcuterie and other delicacies, after a day out on the peninsula!!! Oh so very French!!! Lol, looking forward to strutting along Te Atatu road, armed with baguettes and cheese!!