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With over 1,000 places to eat, from creative cafés to internationally renowned 5-star restaurants, Auckland represents New Zealand cuisine at its most inventive. There’s traditional fine dining too and ethnic cooking from around the world. Of course food’s perfect complement is fine wine and Auckland’s don’t disappoint. Auckland has produced award-winning wine since mid-19th century and the region is now home to nearly 100 vineyards. The Restaurant Association of New Zealand represents Auckland’s leading restaurants. Delegates can use its website - www.dinefind.co.nz - to choose a dining destination and be assured of service and hospitality with integrity. The Restaurant Association also has gift vouchers which are an ideal present and can be redeemed at over 1000 establishments. Purchase vouchers at www.dinefind.co.nz or by calling 0800 737 827. |
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SUGGESTED ITINERARYAuckland dining has come of age. Our world class cuisine holds its own in an increasingly competitive international arena. It caters brilliantly for everyone, from high-end incentive groups demanding the best, to casual dine around requirements. FOR THE CASUAL DINERThe many cafés and bars along the Viaduct Harbour provide endless opportunities to sample fine New Zealand wines over a casual meal. The bar and patio of Soul Bar and Bistro is ‘the’ spot to people watch over a selection of bar food. The dining patio is perfect for a group of 35. Just drop your party at one end of the restaurant precinct and arrange to pick them up by Tourism Auckland on Quay Street. Or for something more chic, then Clooney on Sale Street is the perfect spot. With its rich brown leather and hanging globes, Clooney is undoubtedly one of the best rooms in town. Another great option is Parnell’s iconic restaurant and bar, Iguacu. Its constantly evolving menu blends new and exciting tastes and flavours of the Pacific-rim with traditional European cuisine. FOR THE FORMAL DINERFor something with a touch of old-wordly glamour head to the new Barolo restaurant at The Langham, Auckland. Barolo brings authentic Northern Italian food and wine to New Zealand. Your delegates will enjoy fine Italian cuisine made from the freshest local ingredients. If it’s ultimate views you’re after Mikano on Auckland’s waterfront is the place to be. The restaurant has breathtaking views of the harbour and is ideal for an evening cocktail party or sumptuous meal. For seafood lovers, the iconic Harbourside Seafood Bar and Grill delivers fish at its best or crayfish with flair from its balcony beside the Waitemata Harbour. Dinner and dancing for 200 poses no problems here. The recently refurbished Kermadec has attracted huge acclaim and offers Neptune’s bounty overlooking the Eastern Viaduct Basin. Together with Soul it is the logical after match race destination. |
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