Located in QB Studios on Morgan Street, Mutual Friends serves excellent Allpress coffee alongside tasty breakfast and cabinet treats, from acai bowls and waffles to refreshing smoothies.

Tucked inside Mercury Plaza, Newbie serves up brunch favourites with a twist — from eggs Benedict and smashed avo to purple yam French toast. Don’t miss their delicious cabinet treats, including doughnuts, making it a local hotspot in Newmarket.

Now in Newmarket, Daily Bread brings its famous sourdough, artisan pastries, and deli favourites to Morrow Street. Using the finest ingredients and traditional techniques, this much-loved bakery is the perfect stop for fresh bread, treats, and a quick lunch.

In Osborne Lane, Duck Island scoops up nostalgic favourites like fairy bread and ambrosia alongside inventive, vegan-friendly flavours. With its playful pink fit-out and irresistible treats, it’s a sweet stop in the heart of Newmarket.

Tucked away on Kent Street, Atelier Shu is a minimalist haven for exquisite, French-inspired pastries. From delicate canelés and daisy-shaped passionfruit tarts to seasonal creations like black sesame choux, every piece is as beautiful as it is delicious.

Bringing the energy of Bangkok’s Khao San Road to Newmarket, this vibrant spot serves Thai fusion with a Kiwi twist — think wagyu curries, South Island salmon, and market-fresh fish. Pair bold flavours with cocktails, share plates with friends, and settle in for a night to remember.

On Westfield Newmarket’s rooftop, Baha Betty serves Cali–Baja inspired tacos, nachos, burgers, and more. With vegan and gluten-free options plus eclectic cocktails, NZ tap beers, and ice cream floats, it’s flavour-packed dining done right.

A Newmarket favourite, Selera dishes up generous bowls of authentic Malaysian cuisine — including what many call Auckland’s best laksa. From curries to dumplings, every dish is fresh, flavourful, and worth the wait. Get in early — the laksa sells out fast!

Inspired by Mumbai’s iconic railway station which inspires both the fit-out and the menu. Serving vibrant Indian street food, this spot is all about bold flavours, beautifully presented dishes, and cocktails as creative as the cuisine.

Tucked in Osborne Lane, The Candy Shop is a vibrant spot for café classics with a Korean twist. Think omurice with fruit curry, pork dumplings in beef bone broth, and all-day favourites like eggs Benedict and smashed avo — the perfect mix of comfort and creativity.