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Pot Luck — Friday 7 June

The Metro Dining Newsletter

First, Catch your Ika.

A taxonomy of raw fish in Tāmaki Makaurau.

Metro x Wonder Apartments

It's a Wonderful Life.

Bar Céleste opening where Revel used to be, with duo behind Auckland's La Pêche pop-ups

It's owned by the duo behind Auckland's La Pêche pop-ups and opens Saturday

Your week in food: Free craft beer tastings, an oyster festival, and a new neo-bistro

What's up with the Auckland food scene from Tuesday 1 October onwards.

Review: Bar Céleste simply the best

K' Rd's new(ish) neo-bistro tends to the simple and irresistible

Where to eat along K' Rd, one of Auckland's best dining strips

Our Metro intern's fave spots

Where to eat and what to do in Auckland this Valentines Day

Something for everyone - even those who aren't coupled up

Best of Auckland this week: Mad March Markets, Wildlife Photographer of the Year

What to do in Auckland from 28 February-7 March.

Coronavirus and restaurants: Which restaurants are now offering takeaway and delivery services

Supporting local hospitality venues as coronavirus spreads

Bar Céleste

146b Karangahape Rd, Karangahape Rd Precinct

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Metro N°448 is Out Now

In the Spring 2025 issue of Metro: Find out where to eat now in Tāmaki Makaurau with our top 50 restaurants, plus all the winners from Metro Restaurant of the Year. Henry Oliver picks at the seams of the remaking of the New Zealand fashion scene. Matthew Hooton puts the exceptional talent for Kiwi whinging on blast and Tess Nichol recounts her ongoing efforts not to pay attention to everything. Plus Anna Rankin pens a love letter to the 20th Century, a short story from Saraid de Silva and Bob Harvey assists the walls of Hotel DeBrett in talking. Oh, and last, but not least, it’s the end of an era.

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