New inner-city cafe comes with an alluring concept, but needs to sort of teething problems.

An outstanding dinner at an eatery at the top of its game — even if the rather familiar style of service can be Amusing to some.

It was Pepito's second night when we went, but if you think a reviewer had no business being there, I should say that I received two explicit invitations to come.

A delectable array of Mediterranean-inspired small plates gives diners good reason to head to Grey Lynn.

A revamped North Shore eatery sticks to familiar territory on the menu but with mixed results.

Personality number three tempts — and generously satisfies — a somewhat jaded reviewer.

Readers from New Lynn will, I hope, forgive me if I suggest that the suburb, the least westernmost part of what used to be called Waitakere City and will always be called West Auckland, is not really a dining destination.

The biggest disincentives to healthy eating are the people who advocate healthy eating.

Our love affair with Japanese food is becoming ever more intense. A whole generation of Aucklanders is growing up with the idea that the only acceptable quick lunch is a box full of cold rice surrounding slivers of salmon and cucumber.

Mt Eden cafe’s evening fare more than lives up to its daytime offerings.