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Pickled cucumber rules in mid-city lunch spot.

New Korean Parnell restaurant comes up trumps.

Fluttering with excitement in a beauty of a Viaduct restaurant beast.

As always, it's great to feel the pulse.

From okay to a high note.

Takapuna's Franc's makes the most of the view.

Spin on Peking duck is more like a vicious parody.

An inventive menu and charming outdoor seating hit the spot.

An introduction to Auckland's latest food obsession goes down well.

Deconstruction of a classic knocks mi over without a baguette.

Why you should put Florette on your cafe list.

How the other half dine: Rosie pulls in the punters with BYO offering.

Innovative tastes and eclectic decor make for happy bunnies.

At Auckland's new South American restaurant Inti, they're serving the leaves.

The oven is the show-off star at this Shore newbie.

Sublime spuds, awful carrots at K-Rd's Madame George.

Canvas reviews Auckland's Headquarters restaurant, which was savaged on social recently.

They seem to be doing things by halves at The Halcyon.

An expedition to Pukekohe proved well worth the journey.

In the first of a six-part series, Anna King Shahab investigates cultural cuisine.

Ewan McDonald eats in Tuscany, Naples and Bologna without leaving Auckland.

Enough to turn you into a Latin-lover.

Waterfront meal proves more than the sum of its parts.

Optimism rules in this corner of the North Shore.

Ethical fast food should taste a little more exciting than this. But try the shakes.

Menu suits the touristy location.

Mexican by way of Japan and Korea spice up this eatery.

Two into one does go with this neighbourhood venture.

Tradition influences rather than dictates.