Nice coffee and good food as well. Place is busy in lunch hours but they serve really well. Also shakes are good here
Adriana’s caffe & ristorante was established in the eighties as Hamilton’s first authentic Italian cuisine restaurant. Named after the original owner, (Adriana – a vivacious and talented Italian lady), Adriana’s has been trading successfully from its Alma Street premises in the CBD for 18 years and is proudly the oldest restaurant in the city. Renowned for its unique and intimate ambience, its level of personalised service and its consistently authentic Italian cuisine, Adriana’s remains a popular first-choice for discerning Hamiltonians, the many international visitors to the city, including many patrons from Auckland and other regional centres. We invite you to come and enjoy a truly memorable dining experience at Adriana’s. (To avoid disappointment, prior reservations are advised) Adriana’s is Fully Licensed. Secure Parking is available at Sky Riverside Casino which is adjacent to the Novotel and just a short walk from Adriana’s. Open Monday to Saturday from 6.00pm till...
The Coromandel Smoking Co. was established in 1997 to produce a range of smoked seafood. In 2004 we joined forces with local farmers of oysters and mussels to bring our customers a fresh range of products grown in the unspoiled waters of the Coromandel. Today we still use the methods and techniques from the first days of the Coromandel Smoking Co. We continue to smoke our products on a daily basis, to customer orders, using only natural manuka. Our fresh products are selected for harvesting and packed on the same day to give our customers the finest quality product possible. Our products are available online from our...
Brioche Cafe is based in the foyer of the lumley building and provides exceptional coffee, food and service. Fresh ingredients ensure great quality and a friendly smile from the attentive staff encourages you to return.
One2One Cafe is a great place to visit on a rainy day where you can soak up the atmosphere of this busy little cafe. There is a strong smell of coffee as you enter through the front door, and the sound of the clinking cups over the chatter of polite conversation. One2One Cafe was previously known as the Atomic Cafe. The two fat cats are still around, somewhere. Probably on one of the chairs, lap cruising or in someones guitar case. Millers have been providing the coffee here since 2005 and are holding their own quite nicely thank you very much along Ponsonbys’ well represented cafe strip. The exposed brick walls and the now retired espresso machine on the shelf at the back of the room remind us of time that has passed here. Family friendly with charming covered rear courtyard complete with childrens sandpit and blackboard. Come in for a cuppa sometime and see where the coffee scene started from in Ponsonby Rd over 18 years ago. have you been to One 2 One? Why not be the first to review the Cafe for us. Address: 121 Ponsonby Rd,...
Euro was one of the first restaurants to make the most of Princes Wharf. The staff at Euro appear to be more than happy with their surroundings, as they are cheerful, helpful and courteous, when I ate there I wanted a bottle of Champagne that was not on the menu (a 1996 Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque) however my waiter was more than happy to pop off down the road somewhere and get me a bottle. Obviously this made for an excellent start to the evening. We loved euro and will be back for more as soon as we can find baby sitters Princes Wharf, Auckland CBD Address: Shed 22, Princes Wharf, Auckland Phone: (09) 309 9866 Website:...
