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12 years ago
Nice Starbucks, located in a gorgeous area. There was plenty of seating and free wifi, although only for 30 minutes. The restroom was clean, the staff attentive, and the coffee was just as good as any other Starbucks. read more
2-20 Fernhill Drive
Westgate Town Centre
Auckland 0614
New Zealand
Massey
09 832 8541
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http://www.starbucks.co.nz
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What time does Starbucks open?
Starbucks opens at 6:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Starbucks opens at 7:30 AM on Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Starbucks close?
Starbucks closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.Starbucks closes at 7:00 PM on Friday.
Mon-Thu 6:30 AM - 6:00 PMFri 6:30 AM - 7:00 PMSat-Sun 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Does Starbucks have outdoor seating?
Yes, Starbucks has outdoor seating options.
Does Starbucks have parking?
Yes, Starbucks has parking options.
Does Starbucks have free WiFi?
Yes, Starbucks has free WiFi.
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Super delicious. They have fluffies for kids which are just warm milk with cocoa sprinkled on top…read moreand a marshmallow. I had the spicy labneh with two poached eggs. It comes with spicy bell peppers on delicious toast. Super good! Service is great and quick. They have free WiFi. Also the almond croissant is the best. The best Jerry! Oh and it also has a great kids playground right next door that the kids can play at while you eat! It's not completely closed off so small kids would need supervising. My kids (6 and 4) didn't need supervising. Plus a changing table in the bathroom.
Good food.But service can do better. Very slow. They pick on who to serve. Servers no energy at all…read moretaking orders. Took us 30mins waiting for someone, until we got up and just walked out. Hopefully this will change.
View of the playground from our table.
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Eating Paleo can be a mission at times but when you've got a cafe dedicated to Paleo food! Super…read morehappy this place is now open. Really nice staff who are informative and friendly. Their paleo burgers are really worth a try! They have a number of food options in the cabinet as well ready to take away. Their coffee is good and they have drink fridges full of Kombucha and coconut water.
Was surprised to see that they have blue mountain roast. Medium latte with this roast cost $7.30…read more Decided that I should try it. Unfortunately the coffee was awful. The milk was over burnt and because of that I couldn't understand the taste of the roast.
Desperate for a sweet treat after our lunch at Hallertau we were stoked to discover that Phil Greig…read morewas just around the corner and open all year round. Sure you can't pick strawberries in winter (duh!) but you can still get a real fruit ice cream as big as your head. There's a couple of flavours to choose from (strawberry, blueberry, boysenberry) as well as the option of ice cream or yoghurt. Prices, given the size, are really reasonable and the young ladies manning the till, friendly!
It was that time of the year when Strawberry's needed to be picked and our family of little kids…read moreand big kids were all excited about heading to Phil Greig Strawberry Gardens. We arrived to quite a busy carpark and after securing the car, and lining up the kids, and putting the baby in the backpack, we were on our way to the little tent to pay up and grab a few buckets. Five dollars per person, for anyone over the age of 10, and you could pick as much as you wanted and eat as you picked as well. The admission you pay would later be deducted from your weight of fruit. I loved the fact that we could all do this as a family, and get our hands and feet dirty, whilst having a really memorable experience. Phil Greig Strawberry Gardens takes up quite a large space- a couple of acres of strawberry's, and there are masses of them everywhere. You wont know when to stop eating, and picking, but thanks to our over eagerness to pick, we later ended up with a pot full of strawberry jam boiling away on the stove- nothing beats homemade strawberry jam on piklets- delicious. I can say that this weekend activity gave us much laughter, and happy full strawberry tummy's.
At the ice cream counter.
Plain old strawberry ice cream.
Strawberry Fields
Serving the best coffee in known universe Altura. They also…read morehave a wide range of gluten free options great cafe to stop and pass a bit of time.
They have the best ever gluten free orange almond cakes, I am addicted. Add to that a great cup of…read morecoffee and you are set for an afternoon or mid-morning fix. Lombardi's also have delicious mains. Their café-style menu comprises fresh, organic, a big range of gluten free and wherever possible local produce. Everything is home-made on site and you really can taste the difference! Their pizzas are legendary as is the range of delicatessen finger food like Thai noodle cake, spinach and feta risotto bites or Harissa lamb koftas. My boss shouted me lunch here and we feasted on a Deli tasting platter of olives, specialty cheeses, cured meats and dips. Added to this was a huge plate of salads from the counter, roasted vegetable salad, lentil, couscous and the freshest green salad. What a treat
Nice day for it
Great food and a lot of it. I would definitely go back. Got our food quickly and service was good!read more
I brought a VIP card for Coffee Club, Hobsonville is my go to for Coffee and now I get one free…read morecoffee with every coffee I order, excellent!
Passion Produce is located on Hobsonville Road out in West Auckland. In fact, this place is so far…read morewest, it's like being out in the countryside. There are literally paddocks either side of the place, and I admit I love it. It makes you feel like the fruit and veges they stock are more fresh and healthy than those you find in central Auckland supermarkets. And, they are. I'm pretty cautious when it comes to apple buying - most apples are soft and floury and awful. If a store stocks fresh crisp juicy apples, I'll be a fan. And Passion Produce is definitely one of those stores. Every piece of fruit and bag of veges I've ever purchased from Passion Produce have been delicious. What's more, not only is their produce great - the prices are even better. Living in central Auckland, fruit and veges for the week often cost around $50, but if I get them at Passion Produce I instantly save about $15. It's that good - every week there are new specials. This week for example, you could purchase a kilo of Royal Gala apples for 99cents! Crazy good prices! Tip: In the corner of the Passion Produce carpark is a little stall that sells real fruit ice-cream and makes a good cup of Allpress Coffee. Get your groceries then enjoy a delicious treat!
Awesome family owned shop! The real fruit ice cream is to die for! They have lots of healthy…read moregluten/dairy free food, which is perfect for people with allergies and other health restrictions. NOICE. (To clarify, they offer strawberry and a "mixed fruit" real fruit ice cream. Both are amazing, but my fave is the mixed-- I think it's frozen berries, apple, banana, grape, mango, and some other fruits...)
Little ice-cream and coffee stall beside Passion Produce. Sooooo yum.
Uhhh YUMMMMMMM
Travelling back from Kumeu River winery, Blossoms was a pleasant coffee and cake stop before…read moreheading back to Auckland. There is an all day breakfast, if you don't have a sweet tooth. Blossoms specialises in home-made food, local wines (Kumeu river pinot gris is a goodie) and handmade chutneys and jams. Drinks were served promptly and the coffee art was a nice surprise. My cappuccino was frothy and strong- a great pick me up. The cakes on display activated my tastebuds and soon I was drooling - especially the raspberry meringue cake and macademia toffee cake. Very decadent for 9:30 in the morning, but there was no way it wasn't getting in my belly. The cafe is in the same complex as Boric wholefoods and they share very free range hens and even baby chicks that wonder around. Also, there is a big playground for the littlies. Overall, great cakes and good service.
This place was recommended to us to check out on our way back from Muriwai beach, heading towards…read moreAuckland. It obviously has a following as soon after we had sat down there were no tables free whatsoever, very busy sat lunch - this was last weekend just been, so early Autumn. I paid close to $50 for the two of us to enjoy a breakfast lunch - both having eggs bene with salmon, one hot drink and one cold - no trimmings, no sides and lots of salmon (cold) and not much else - the garnish itself wasn't even edible:( I have included a pic but double what you see as I only remembered to take the photo half way through eating!;) Ok place, beautiful views and outdoorsy atmosphere but the food just didn't win me over especially with the price tag attached. Would be willingly to give it a second go however.
Nice Autumn view with fresh air whilst you eat
Jams and preserves for sale
Not good New york cheers cake is so unyami…read moreThe cake has too much starch ,eat like bread ,not soft Dont order it you will regret it Coffer so so
Another franchise cafe, but the best one at Westgate. Coffee is about the same as the nearby…read moreSierra, but just slightly milder/smoother so I prefer it. Can't stand Starbucks personally, and Hollywood bakery is pretty average so I recommend here for coffee at Westgate. Better regular menu here than the Sierra, although Sierra often has some good blackboard specials. Food is ok but generally overpriced for what you get. Can be noisy, but is comfortable and stylish inside and staff are very friendly and helpful. They recognize me on sight now.
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I love going to Starbucks once while abroad to see if they have any local specific items and yes NZ…read morehas unique drinks and foods compared to back home! We came for breakfast and this place has a decent amount of indoor seating and was quite popular. Service was quick and efficient though I did learn you can't use your American Starbucks app to scan here as there is a NZ specific app to use. Kombucha 3/5, this was my first time trying a Starbucks kombucha! I've never had it in the States and I'm fairly certain this is local to NZ. This was too citrus-y sour for my personal preference in kombucha but not a bad drink overall Chicken Cheese Toastie 3.5/5, this was interesting, it tasted like a sweeter version of a grilled cheese with chicken My friend adored the meat pies here and ordered two.
Lovely Starbucks right in the heart of Queens Street! The inside of the cafe is quite nice and…read morethere is a good amount of indoor seating. Pretty quick service even with the hustle and bustle during peak hours. The menu includes classic Starbucks beverages and some fun items - especially fun bakery items to try that are different than what I have seen in the US. I thought everything looked great! I tried one of the more unique drinks that is not offered in the US: the crunchy ube macchiato! I personally really liked it. It was not overly sweet and as long as you stir in the ube, it blends together quite nicely. Definitely fun to try every once in awhile but not my favorite drink to get iced (the crunchy topping sinks straight to the bottom and clogs the straw). The only downside for me was that I was not able to use my Starbucks app here - you can only use the New Zealand app. This makes sense but since I wasn't able to download it, I just had to pay without earning stars. Not the worst but a bit of a disappointment in my personal experience.
Coffee was great!…read more Walked in and a girl was working the counter/machine. She was chatting with another girl. I thought she could've acknowledged me more/better but not a biggie. Coffee is no longer "pay as you see fit", it is a set price. No biggie either but just wanted to let you all know. I would go again - good coffee, good prices!
Visiting New Zealand for about a week, my friends & I stayed in Auckland CBD. We tried out several…read morecoffee shops throughout the trip and this is the only one we visited twice; that being said, we loved it! From the quality of the coffee beans (I brought a bag to take home it was so good :)), to the spectacular customer service (the mate who assisted us both times was extremely helpful, interactive, and made us feel so welcome even though we'd only just met) to the fantastic choice of sweets. All in all, if I called Auckland home this would definitely be my go-to coffee shop. Cheers!
Completely crap service…read more They seem completely disorganized. We waited 20 minutes for a double espresso and chai latte with a bacon brunch cake...and they forgot to bring the food. After reminding them twice I finally got fed up and went to the counter to ask to cancel the food order. There are better coffee shops within a stones throw of the location.
I would pop in daily for a coffee at Esquires when I worked right next door, and the staff became…read morefamiliar with me, and my regular coffee pretty fast. Always a sunny and cheerful spot to sit outdoors in the sun, or on comfy seats inside. I have caught up with friends for cake and coffee, and family for snacks and meals, and always been impressed with the food, coffee and service. Definitely a busy coffee cafe, as they service many offices and business attached or adjacent. A great selection of herbal teas, and refreshing juice is available if its not a coffee day too.
Stopped in one afternoon and enjoyed a delightful hot mocha while resting our tired legs after…read morewalking around the britomart area. Service was fairly quick, the shop is perfect for watching passersby, and the hot mocha was the perfect, slightly sweet pick-me-up!
Espresso Workshop really cares about the way they do coffee, and it shows in their quality product…read more With its industrial modern interior, and big open windows, this is the perfect little coffee shop to enjoy on a beautiful afternoon. Located in the trendy britomart area, there are many shops and cafes located within walking distance. The waterfront is nearby as well making Espresso Workshop located in the perfect area. We tried their hot mocha this sunny afternoon. The espresso was perfectly roasted, and the chocolate flavor was very rich without being overpowering. With its subtle sweetness yet still slightly bitter from the coffee and cocoa, this was the perfect marriage between coffee and chocolate. I would highly recommend this place to others!
I'm not sure if the experience wasn't all I had hoped because it was cold out or just because I…read moreexpected a better coffee. The vibe of the place is pretty great but you really can't relax at the location because of all the car traffic and weird gusts of wind. I'm not going to say I didn't enjoy the experience because I did. There is wifi and the baristas are friendly. The coffee is just as good as any of the local shops and there is wifi. Still on a breezy day prob not the best bet if you want to sit and chat.
I sometimes stop to Cargo Coffee as it is on my way to the office but it can be really busy in the…read moremorning (which is usually a good sign, isn't it?). The girls working there are nice and bubbly but usually between themselves more than with customers... That said, the coffee is good and the large size only 50 cents more than the regular one. They also have a choice of flavoured syrups if you're into that kind of things: vanilla, caramel and hazelnut. The café operates in a refurbished small container and the layout around it is quite cool with large wooden benches and artwork on the walls. This is a cool place for a quick coffee in the CBD or a coffee to go!
Starbucks Takapuna is like others in the very successful group, it's clean, tidy, and has a good…read moreselection of cabinet food to enjoy with a coffee or tea. We like visiting on warm days and taking a frapacino down to Takapuna beach and enjoying in the sun. Staff are friendly and helpful too.
Probably my favourite Starbucks in NZ... although the Queenstown one is pretty bad ass. But…read morenevertheless it's just your typical coffee chain. Starbucks is good at keeping you coming back for more... (probably the MSG in their coffee lol). But I do have to say I love this place as it's always so calm and a great little spot to pull out a book and read or even study. The staff are always pleasant and their cabinet food gives you an array of choices for what you might want to snack on. But as always it's just another store a part of a big coffee chain.
Honestly I came here because I needed better wifi. I was having trouble with my personal hotspot on…read moreevery idevice I have, Imperial Lane's wifi wasn't working for me and vodafone was having a moment (this was pre 4G). I didn't really want to buy coffee from here, it usually isn't that good, given past experience at other Esquires but the guy at the counter looked like he knew what he was doing so I thought I would take the risk. I was pleasantly surprised. I don't really care where the beans come from and it is nice that they use fair trade beans but at the end of the day, if the coffee is bad, the coffee is bad. This short black on this particular occasion was not too bad at all. So I had a decent short black and free wifi for the hour that I spent there. The tables and soft seating is a plus, this Esquires is pretty cool, the way it is set out with large tables with plugs so you can work and charge your laptop and the upholstered chairs with high backs give you a bit of privacy, I think the layout is good. It is good to know that this is a 24 hour Esquires, if ever I needed coffee after normal trading hours then I would go back.
Fairly good coffee. I ordered the long black (like a reverse Americano; pouring a double espresso…read moreover hot water) with a blueberry muffin. It was very cakey and was sweet enough to balance the black coffee. I didn't use it but there was free wifi. My friend ordered the cereal with yogurt and was surprised by the size. It came in a bowl you normally see with Asian noodle soups!
Great coffee and helpful staff…read more I got a small latte, the taste was spot-on (great balance of espresso and steamed milk). The barista let me choose a cup vs glass and even got me some extra water.
i highly recommend this breakfast spot in Auckland. it has a hippy vibe and we were welcomed with…read morewarm greetings and smile by all of the staff. both the coffee and food were amazing. the place is always packed so make sure to come in early to get a table.
Fantastic place, went here several times for morning coffees and a breakfast. Great vibe and great…read morecoffee with great staff. There are inside and outside seating a with great menu with varies coffee and baked good plus breakfast. Love my avocado bread and of course cappuccino. Just perfect for the morning. Staff are friendly and nice. The place is not that big but well layout with plenty of seating in different style from bar seating to couch setting, to table to window seating and outside. The decor is mixed of everything you can imagine a with plans which work well. Love it.
Great place, love it…read more The place- located next to Auckland Domain. Came here on a Tuesday afternoon, the sun was out, the view was amazing. Plenty of seats, some more comfy than others. Decor is pretty simple. Coffee- they roast everyday. You can get your pick of single origin coffee as well as the blended stuff. Makes the standard stuff. Hope they introduce v60 etc at some point! Staff- friendly and knowledgable. Gave me lots of tips on coffee and coffee places around Food- it's a coffee roastery. Not a restaurant. Spent a productive afternoon here. Definitely come back.
Coffee is the mainstream here. The barista on my visit textured the milk perfectly, though slightly…read moretoo hot. Coffee was a rich smokey roast, extracted well with no bitterness. Food is in need of attention with the ambience of a standard sandwich bar. Good view. Parking easy. Overall good coffee