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The Ten Best Restaurants in Auckland

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By Sarah Templeton Verified, Emma Clark-Dow Verified
| Concrete Playground Verified
From a famously fabulous modern Indian eatery to an Italian-inspired nook on K' Road — these are the Auckland restaurants we'd recommend to a friend (you, dear reader). In this bustling city of ours, there are no shortage of excellent spots to dine — from waterfront restaurants to French bistros, Japanese teppanyaki bars and everything in between. But there are some notable spots we consider to be the crème de la crème.
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The Ten Best Restaurants in Auckland

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By Sarah Templeton Verified, Emma Clark-Dow Verified
| Concrete Playground Verified
Lifting the curse that once hung over the corner of Britomart‘s Gore and Tyler Streets, alma is the light, bright and fabulous all-day eatery inspired by the food and culture of Andalusia, the region bordering Spain’s southern coast. Not only is the fit-out one of the best in the city, but the menu travels through seasons, incorporating produce and localities across a selection of flamed-kissed small plates. You might be confronted with some ingredients you’ve never heard of — zaalouk, anyone?
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Still Lives

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By Emma Clark-Dow Verified
| Concrete Playground Verified
Following a successful international run in Melbourne, Venice, Taipei and Shanghai, artists Luke George and Daniel Kok are bringing their exhibition Still Lives to Auckland for the first time. This thought-provoking work uses female-identifying rugby players to form a static human artwork, placing the players in a scrum position and tying them together with ropes.
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