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The best places to eat and drink in Onehunga: The best restaurants, bars, cafes, bakeries and more

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The best places to eat and drink in Onehunga: The best restaurants, bars, cafes, bakeries and more
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This article highlights the diverse culinary scene in the Onehunga suburb of Auckland, New Zealand. It features various cafes, bakeries, and social enterprises that offer unique dining experiences ranging from brunch spots to pay-as-you-can community meals.

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It provides a curated guide for local tourism and supports small businesses and community-focused social enterprises in the region.

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There’s more to this south-central suburb than outlet shopping. From community-building cafes to creative cocktails and a particularly strong showing in the bakery department, Onehunga rewards exploration.

An unexpected find in an industrial part of the neighbourhood, Honey Springs’ evocative Palm Springs aesthetic bestows on customers a sense of summer on even the shortest days. The food nails the visual appeal, too – a souffle take on eggs bene, fluffy French toast with dulce de leche, perilously loaded MacSprings burger, and drinks like vanilla sea salt latte or blueberry matcha perfectly poured into groovy bubble glasses all scramble for your camera’s attention.

173 Captain Springs Rd, honeysprings.co.nz

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