Dunedin Food Reviews

07/08/2023

Mosgiel Market on Saturday 19th of August 10am till 2pm, come along for a warm environment, where there is a large selection of locally produced crafts, see you there.

16/06/2023

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22/10/2022

Swarm season is here! If you see a swarm or know someone who has a swarm, please contact us and we will send a Professional Bee Keeper to collect and rehouse them, we love bees so be assured that we will look after them, treat for Varroa.

17/12/2021

Alto Café

Today we visited Alto Café at 32 Mailer Street, Mornington. The café is situated in the middle of the Mornington shopping area between the Mornington Health Centre and Countdown Mornington.

When you walk into the café you will see a beautifully setup cabinet with a good selection of in-house made food, from club sandwiches, giant sausage rolls, cheese rolls to all sorts of sweet treats.

The café is quite large with a good amount of seating in two areas, there is a big glass set of windows so you can sit and watch the world rushing by while you sip your cup of tea or latte.

This café has a brunch menu and dinner menu with comprehensive array of dishes, so I suggest you look at their website for more information.

Today Steph and I ordered a sausage roll ($10.00) club sandwich ($5.50) bowl of fries ($8.00) and a ginger slice ($6.50), along with our order I had a flat white coffee ($4.80), and Steph had a milkshake ($6.00)

The sausage roll had a beautiful taste, this was not the average sausage roll, it was massive and worth every cent. I personally would recommend this roll as one of the best I have tasted in a long time.

The club sandwich was filled with ham, tomato, relish, mayonnaise and other salads. Steph said it was gorgeously put together.
The bowl of fries was presented in a good size dish along with two sauces, one being tomato and the other being an aioli and cheese dipping sauce, the chips where crispy and light and aioli and cheese sauce was very delicious and very morish.

The ginger slice was substantial in taste which is good as no one wants a weak tasting ginger slice, the slice had crystallized ginger on top and was very easy to eat.

Stephs milkshake was full of flavor but could have done with a bit of ice cream to make it a little thicker in texture,
My coffee was made to very high standard and pleasing to the palate.

We highly recommend “Alto Café” give it try and discover another great taste of Dunedin.

Stay safe and have a great Christmas

Chris, Dunedin foodie

07/11/2021

Café Aroma.

We had time on our hands while we waited for new tyres on our car, we decided to walk along King Edward Street and find a café.

We came across this little café called “Café Aroma” with a full food cabinet which is rare at 3pm as most cafés are winding down or closing at this time.

As you walk in you have seating for about fifteen to twenty people, the cabinet is full of beautiful fresh-looking foods, from club sandwiches to sweet delights.

We were greeted with a smile and asked what we would like, I ordered my usual order of flat white coffee and Steph ordered a cold drink from the fridge. For a quick snack I ordered a filled bagel which was offered either warmed or served chilled, I chose chilled, it tasted delightful, and it was light to eat, some bagels can be tough if served cold. Steph ordered a chicken filled wrap served chilled, she said it was filled nicely with chicken and salad and easy to eat.

The café was reasonably priced and we will be happy to go again.
The tables were comfortably set out with a long-cushioned bench seat along the wall and chairs at every table. You could say a bit cosy but were happy with only a few people in the café.

I would recommend trying out this café, I think you will find it a little treasure.

Stay safe and remember “Food is good”

Chris - Dunedin Foodie