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Euro restaurant review: Metro Top 50 2019

Euro is a finalist for Metro Peugeot's Restaurant of the Year 2019's Best Smart Restaurant. Read our review to find out why.

Euro restaurant review: Metro Top 50 2019

May 2, 2019 Restaurants

Euro is a finalist in the Metro Peugeot Restaurant of the Year 2019 awards for Best Smart Restaurant. To see a full rundown of all our winners, click here 

On a sunny day, sitting outside with a view of the glittering harbour and a glass of wine in your hand, there’s nowhere better to be than Euro. Service is key here – waiters wear white shirts and ties, and their knowledge of both the menu and the wine list will invariably be impeccable. It’s professional and courteous, and nicely paced. The menu does a good job of showcasing produce from Auckland and New Zealand – it’s the kind of place an out-of-towner could go and feel they’ve enjoyed a distinctly local experience. The food is simple, and executed well – recently, we had clams with squid-ink spaghetti, which we would happily eat again, and some really good bread with a dreamy whipped brown butter. It’s ideal late, long lunch kind of food.

What it offers: À la carte menu / Set-menu options / Good for vegetarians / Outdoor dining / Takes large groups / Bar

A favourite dish: Whitebait fritter with lemon hollandaise and watercress

Hours: Lunch/dinner 7 days
Bookings: Yes
Price: $$
Chef: Gareth Stewart


Waterfront
Shed 22 Princes Wharf
Ph 309-9866

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