Eat Here Now & Crane Brothers

Eat Here Now is a critical guide to Auckland food and over the last 18 months its founders have revolutionized the way restaurant reviews are written.

We are excited to announce that we have entered into a partnership with them to create a Concierge service that allows our customers to access their extensive knowledge and advice via a private email service. It will provide everything you need to know, from which table to request (or avoid) through to personal referrals and recommendations on favorite dishes and desserts.

So if you're stuck on where to take your mother in law for dinner or are visiting for 1 night and need some insider knowledge for that big client dinner this service will be available.

If you want more information email us or if you are visiting the store pick up a pamphlet with an edited synopsis of Auckland finest with titles including Formal, Cheap and Cheerful and Provisions for Hotel stays and weekends away from home.

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