Fresh Italian fare, vibrant Vietnamese, best-in-class coffee and delicious desserts – Britomart’s nine blocks are bursting with Auckland’s best food. Scroll down to check out the multitude of options in the neighbourhood.
From artisan bakers handcrafting pastries in the morning, through to oysters and gelato at night, Amano is an unbeatable source of local flavours with an international twist.
VisitKingi, the brilliant all-day restaurant on the atmospheric ground floor of the heritage Masonic Building (right next door to The Hotel Britomart), gets its name from the kingfish, the New Zealand fish that is a favourite of amateur anglers. Come here for fresh, thoughtfully prepared New Zealand produce and a stellar range of wines.
VisitWith a style of ‘neighbourhood casual dining’ all its own, Ortolana is a chic little bistro concentrating on garden-to-table dining in a very verdant setting at The Pavilions.
VisitThis captivating brasserie and bar boasts a menu by Josh Emett, sweeping sea and city views and an interior celebrating the seafarers building’s colourful past.
VisitNamed for the God of daily food and fishermen, Ebisu brings together the best of traditional Japanese and modern international dining.
VisitDishing up the fresh, lively flavours of Vietnamese cooking, Cafe Hanoi offers an exceptional dining experience in a beautiful contemporary space.
VisitHome to over 10 champagnes by the flute and more than 30 varietals of champagne, Tommy’s is New Zealand’s only premiere lounge catering to champagne and cocktail lovers alike.
VisitSister bar to acclaimed Vietnamese restaurant Cafe Hanoi, Xuxu Dumpling Bar is the perfect place to begin or end your night – or settle in for the evening.
VisitA New York style cocktail bar inspired by the golden era of bar tending. Reviving forgotten classics with a focus on thoughtful service, fresh fruit, fine spirits and hand cut ice.
VisitWhether grabbing a cold one with a mate, sipping cocktails with the girls or squeezing in team time with the office crowd (call it a meeting – there’s a table), the whole experience has been designed with sociability at its core.
VisitThis casual diner and takeaway serves fresh, seasonal meals to eat-in or go, with an in-house artisan bakery producing bread and pastries.
VisitOne of Britomart's best-kept secrets. With stunning views of the city, a huge open balcony and always something on – day or night – The Deck has become Auckland’s foremost entertainment venue.
VisitThe incredible rooftop space on the seventh floor of the Seafarers Building is the place to go for flavourful pan-Asian delicacies and exciting Eastern-inspired cocktails.
VisitThis American-style burger bar in Britomart boasts a brief but brilliant menu of cheap as chips burgers, fries, shakes, and sodas, made with organic, locally-sourced ingredients.
VisitIf you’ve never done paper umbrellas, fake palm trees and pina coladas then you basically haven’t lived, but you needn’t fear – Talulah, is here to save you from humdrum oblivion.
VisitDrenched in bright colour and spiked with bold imagery, this joint has a fast-paced atmosphere reminiscent of the streets of its namesake nation.
VisitInspired by the authentic French “Boulangerie-Pâtisserie’ that you find in any town in France, La Petite Fourchette brings a little touch of France right to the heart of Auckland City.
VisitIn the spirit of decadence and luxury, Miann Britomart takes the concept of sweet treats to a new level.
VisitThe self-styled ‘merchants of freezery’ dish up decadent dairy from a stylish little servery in the Atrium.
VisitTotally serious about quality coffee and service, Espresso Workshop’s mission is ‘fantastic flavour in every cup’ – and they’re always happy to share the love.
VisitThe Chamberlain offers a large selection of local craft beers on tap and a delicious, easy menu centred around barbecued meat.
VisitThe name means ‘lucky child’, but the delicious drinks and dishes on offer at this über-cool Japanese bar makes us Britomart bar-goers the fortunate ones.
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