Guidebook for Auckland
Drinks & Nightlife
Stafford Road Wine Bar is the North Shore's proudly independent wine and dining bar, trading 7 nights a week.
http://www.staffordroadwinebar.co.nz/
29 locals recommend
Stafford Road Wine Bar
141 Queen StStafford Road Wine Bar is the North Shore's proudly independent wine and dining bar, trading 7 nights a week.
http://www.staffordroadwinebar.co.nz/
Historic pub, established in 1884. A fantastic place to eat, drink and make merry.
http://www.northcotetavern.co.nz/
19 locals recommend
Northcote Tavern
Historic pub, established in 1884. A fantastic place to eat, drink and make merry.
http://www.northcotetavern.co.nz/
Arts & Culture
Bridgeway Cinemas - one of Auckland's best and most vibrant arthouse cinemas.
http://www.bridgeway.co.nz/
48 locals recommend
Bridgeway Cinema
122 Queen StBridgeway Cinemas - one of Auckland's best and most vibrant arthouse cinemas.
http://www.bridgeway.co.nz/
Food Scene
Sausalito Cafe is situated adjacent to the Bridgeway Cinema in Northcote Point. Open 7 days from 9am till late Sausalito is a favourite with both locals and those visiting the cinema.
6 locals recommend
Sausalito Cafe
124 Queen StSausalito Cafe is situated adjacent to the Bridgeway Cinema in Northcote Point. Open 7 days from 9am till late Sausalito is a favourite with both locals and those visiting the cinema.
The Engine Room Eatery in Northcote Point has fine International cuisine. An award winning owner operated restaurant with a warm, friendly environment. http://www.engineroom.net.nz/
28 locals recommend
The Engine Room
115 Queen StThe Engine Room Eatery in Northcote Point has fine International cuisine. An award winning owner operated restaurant with a warm, friendly environment. http://www.engineroom.net.nz/
Surrounded by the sparkling waters of the Waitemata Harbour and nestled beneath native Pohutukawa trees, The Wharf is a truly exceptional function centre.
http://thewharf.co.nz/
8 locals recommend
The Wharf
2 Queen StSurrounded by the sparkling waters of the Waitemata Harbour and nestled beneath native Pohutukawa trees, The Wharf is a truly exceptional function centre.
http://thewharf.co.nz/
Everything Else
Catch the ferry from to and from Auckland city. For Northcote Point Ferry Timetable & Fares go to:
http://www.fullers.co.nz/tickets-fares/timetables/northcote-point.php
10 locals recommend
Ferry Terminal - Northcote station
Catch the ferry from to and from Auckland city. For Northcote Point Ferry Timetable & Fares go to:
http://www.fullers.co.nz/tickets-fares/timetables/northcote-point.php
Entertainment & Activities
The ultimate family activity area, the bay features a tennis court, petanque court and three-on-three basketball hoop as well as a large grassed area and an all-weather cricket pitch.
12 locals recommend
Little Shoal Bay Reserve
Council TerraceThe ultimate family activity area, the bay features a tennis court, petanque court and three-on-three basketball hoop as well as a large grassed area and an all-weather cricket pitch.
Sightseeing
Entrance is between 210 and 212 Onewa Road. There is a walking track of one hour from Onewa Road to Little Shoal Bay, which affords views of notable trees, bush and a waterfall.
19 locals recommend
Le Roys Bush
212 Onewa RoadEntrance is between 210 and 212 Onewa Road. There is a walking track of one hour from Onewa Road to Little Shoal Bay, which affords views of notable trees, bush and a waterfall.