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#102768 22-May-2012 09:21
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So its my turn to select somewhere for lunch. Problem is, I don't know Auckland very well so I am wanting some suggestions in the Lower Queen St area.

Requirements are;

1. Closer the better
2. Cheapish but decent food
3. Serves more than just seafood (so steak, chicken etc.)


Any ideas?!

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  #628750 22-May-2012 09:42
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Waterfront is a good place in the Viaduct for food (chef is a friend/old flatmate). Can't be described as cheap, though.

What's "cheapish" anyway?




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  #628753 22-May-2012 09:44
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The Depot at SkyCity.
Great 'Shared Plates' and Wine on tap.
They don't take bookings though.

Don't know how cheap you consider 'cheapish'.

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  #628775 22-May-2012 10:05
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THanks guys. I was thinking $20 max, $25 at a stretch. 

I'll have to try sell it to the guys, and the last few places we've been which have been pretty good were around 16.50 ish for a main.



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  #628777 22-May-2012 10:07
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Aaroona: THanks guys. I was thinking $20 max, $25 at a stretch. 

I'll have to try sell it to the guys, and the last few places we've been which have been pretty good were around 16.50 ish for a main.


There are a few places around the Viaduct that will do lunch, but I'm not sure if they fit that budget.




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  #628791 22-May-2012 10:27
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Highly recommend this one. Large portions, good price and great service. Have been there a few times and everyone who I have been with have enjoyed it.

http://www.cafemidnightexpress.co.nz/


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  #628796 22-May-2012 10:31
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http://treehousekitchen.net/2011/12/03/food-alley/

Great food, cheap. Many, MANY well paid people that can afford to eat out in flash restaurants whenever they wish patronise this place for lunch regularly.

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  #628802 22-May-2012 10:33
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Talkiet: http://treehousekitchen.net/2011/12/03/food-alley/

Great food, cheap. Many, MANY well paid people that can afford to eat out in flash restaurants whenever they wish patronise this place for lunch regularly.

Cheers - N


Oh yes, this place is pretty good as well.




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  #628825 22-May-2012 11:00
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Whenever I am in town I go to midcity kebabs for the chicken, giapo for some icecream, and perhaps food alley




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  #631337 28-May-2012 10:32
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I can certainly recommend the Food Ally. Lots of choice, good food and at a decent price.

Thanks for the help! Might be back here in 2 friday's time!

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