Check out their website for a program, because there are new and interesting things happening every single week. Nearly hidden in the car park behind Auckland’s Town Hall is Basement Theatre, a wonderful space for cutting-edge theatre and dance shows as well as stand up and improv comedy shows.
Any 22, 24, or 25 bus from the stop on the corner of Karangahape Road and Symonds Street will get you to Galbraiths in no time, a cozy English brewery serving hearty pub fare and fine ales. Both bars have a great vibe, offering new bands a shot and seasoned bands a regular crowd.Īlso on K Road, Achos is a Japanese bar serving delicious snacks and features an extensive sake and whiskey menu as well as imported beers. If you feel like dressing up for something a bit special, Udon Works and Omni serve excellent food.Īfter the last notes of music from Laneway fade into the night, Gogo Music Cafe and Spicy House will be serving into the wee hours if you need to fill up your tummy before bed.Īfter a day in the studio on Karangahape Road, we love to grab a drink and watch a band at one of Auckland’s finest establishments: Wine Cellar and Whammy Bar. Meet Fresh is a great dessert shop and there are lots of tea houses in the vicinity for something sweet. A flavourful cheap lunch or dinner can be found at Sha Xian Snack, Xi’an Food Bar, Shefco, Eden Noodles Cafe, Jadetown Uyghur Cuisine, New Flavour, or Tapsi.įor comfort food, Ralph’s for a cheeseburger, Goldie for a roast. The subject of one of New Zealand’s great musical offerings is also home to many fine restaurants serving affordable, tasty food well into the night. To showcase this, we highly recommend eating at a restaurant on Dominion Road.
They are spiritually significant to Māori and are worth a visit if you like a hearty walk and unique views of different parts of Tāmaki Makaurau.ĭue to its cultural diversity, Auckland really is a great food city. One of the unique features of Tāmaki’s geography is the volcanic cones that are scattered across the landscape, known as the Tūpuna Maunga. A post shared by Laneway Festival NZ Beths: While Laneway may bring you to the city we love to call home, we in The Beths hope you can also stay awhile and enjoy some of our favourite parts of the city.
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