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Restaurant Name Address Line 1 Address Line 2 City Name Postal Code Location 16 TUN 10-26 JELLICOE STREET WYNYARD QUARTER 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 1947 EATERY 60 FEDERAL STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 46 & YORK 46 PARNELL ROAD PARNELL 1052 CENTRAL AUCKLAND AMANO 68 TYLER STREET BRITOMART 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND ANDY'S BURGERS & BAR SKYCITY AUCKLAND CNR VICTORIA ST WEST & HOBSON ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND ANGUS STEAK HOUSE 8 FORT LANE AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND ANTOINE'S RESTAURANT 333 PARNELL RD PARNELL 1052 CENTRAL AUCKLAND ARCHIE'S RESTAURANT & PIZZERIA 61-73 DAVIS CRESCENT NEWMARKET 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND ARIA RESTAURANT AND BAR 128 ALBERT STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND AUGUSTUS 1 ST MARYS RD ST MARYS BAY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND AZABU 26 PONSONBY ROAD PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BADUZZI 10-26 JELLICOE STREET WYNYARD QUARTER 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BANGKOK RESTAURANT 1 WELLESLEY STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BASIL THAI 236 DOMINION ROAD SHOP 2 MOUNT EDEN 1024 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BEAST & BUTTERFLIES RESTAURANT 196-200 QUAY STREET AUCKLAND CENTRAL 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BEDFORD SODA AND LIQUOR 4 BROWN ST SHOP 10 PONSONBY 1021 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BELLOTA SKYCITY AUCKLAND 91 FEDERAL ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BESOS LATINOS 39 ELLIOTT STREET SHOP M16 AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BIEN IZAKAYA 53B DAVIS CRESCENT NEWMARKET 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BIG LITTLE GRILL 41 ELLIOTT ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BILLFISH CAFE 31 WESTHAVEN DR SHOP 3 ST MARYS BAY 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BISTRO BAMBINA 268 PONSONBY RD PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BLUE ELEPHANT THAI RESTAURANT 237 PARNELL ROAD PARNELL 1052 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BLUESTONE ROOM 9 DURHAM LANE AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BOLLIWOOD 110 PONSONBY ROAD PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BOTSWANA BUTCHERY 99 QUAY ST FERRY BUILDING AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BOY & BIRD 222 PONSONBY ROAD PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BREW ON QUAY 102 QUAY STREET BRITOMART 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BRITOMART COUNTRY CLUB 31 GALWAY ST BRITOMART 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BUFFALO BAR & GRILL 145 QUAY STREET SHED 23 PRINCES WHARF 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BURGER BOY 149 QUAY STREET PRINCES WHARF 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND BURGER BURGER 3B YORK ST NEWMARKET 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CNR GALWAY & CAFE HANOI COMMERCE STS BRITOMART 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 59 VICTORIA STREET CAFE MIDNIGHT EXPRESS WEST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CARAVANSERAI 2 COURTHOUSE LANE AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CARMEN JONES 382 KARANGAHAPE RD NEWTON 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CASSIA RESTAURANT 5 FORT LANE AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CAV TAV 68 COLLEGE HILL FREEMANS BAY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CHAAHAT INDIAN CUISINE 583 MANUKAU ROAD SHOP 3 EPSOM 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND SHOP 103 CHANCERY CHANCERY BISTRO SQUARE CNR O'CONNELL & CHANCERY STS AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CHAPEL 147 PONSONBY RD PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CHAPTER BOOK & TEA SHOP 442 MOUNT EDEN RD MOUNT EDEN 1024 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 21B WELLESLEY STREET CHAWLAS INDIAN RESTAURANT WEST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CHOP CHOP 146 PONSONBY RD PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 91 ST GEORGES BAY CIBO ROAD PARNELL 1052 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CINTA MALAYSIAN RESTAURANT 452-454 DOMINION RD MOUNT ALBERT 1024 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CITIZEN PARK 424 NEW NORTH RD KINGSLAND 1021 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CLARE INN 274-278 DOMINION RD MOUNT EDEN 1041 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CLOONEY 33 SALE ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND COCORO 56A BROWN STREET PONSONBY 1021 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 376-378 KARANGAHAPE COCOS CANTINA RD NEWTON 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND COOKE'S RESTAURANT & BAR 58-60 QUEEN STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CORNER BURGER 395 MOUNT EDEN ROAD MOUNT EDEN 1024 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CORNWALL PARK BISTRO MICHAEL HORTON DR EPSOM 1051 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CRAB SHACK 137 QUAY ST SHED 19A PRINCES WHARF 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND CULPRIT 12 WYNDHAM STREET LEVEL 1 AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DA SETTE SOLDI 153 MANUKAU RD EPSOM 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 25 VICTORIA STREET DAIKOKU RESTAURANT WEST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DAIKOKU RESTAURANT 148 QUAY STREET BRITOMART 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DANNY DOOLANS 204 QUAY ST VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DAVINCI'S RESTAURANT 87 ALBERT STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DE NIRO RESTAURANT 39-41 ELLIOTT STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DE POST BELGIUM BEER CAFE 466 MOUNT EDEN RD MOUNT EDEN 1024 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DEGREE GASTROBAR 204 QUAY ST VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DENNY'S 51 HOBSON ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DEPOT EATERY SKYCITY AUCKLAND 86 FEDERAL STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DI MARE 251 PARNELL RD PARNELL 1052 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DIVINO BISTRO 15 NICHOLLS LANE PARNELL 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DOOLAN BROTHERS 3 ROBERT ST ELLERSLIE 1051 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DOOLAN BROTHERS 570 HILLSBOROUGH DR MOUNT ROSKILL 1041 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DOOLAN BROTHERS 414 KHYBER PASS RD NEWMARKET 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DR RUDI'S ROOFTOP BREWING CO 204 QUAY STREET VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND DRAGON BOAT RESTAURANT 37 ELLIOTT STREET SHOP 7 AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND EBISU 116-118 QUAY ST BRITOMART 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND EIGHT RESTAURANT 83 SYMONDS STREET GRAFTON 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND EL SIZZLING CHORIZO 4 BROWN ST SHOP 12 PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND ELA CUISINE 41 ELLIOTT ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 137 VICTORIA STREET EMPIRE TAVERN WEST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND EMPRESS GARDEN 227 JERVOIS RD HERNE BAY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND EURO BAR & RESTAURANT 147 QUAY ST SHED 22 PRINCES WHARF 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND EVERYBODY'S 7 FORT LANE AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FARINA 244 PONSONBY ROAD PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FARO KOREAN GRILL 5 LORNE STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FEDERAL DELICATESSEN SKYCITY AUCKLAND 86 FEDERAL STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FEDERAL DELICATESSEN SKYCITY AUCKLAND 86 FEDERAL STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FERIZA'S KITCHEN 12 JELLICOE ST SHOP 7 WYNYARD QUARTER 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FISH RESTAURANT 147 QUAY ST SHED 21 PRINCES WHARF 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FLYING BURRITO BROTHERS 65 DAVIS CRESCENT NEWMARKET 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 95-99 CUSTOMS ST FOKKER BROS WEST VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FORT STREET UNION 16 FORT STREET LEVEL 1 AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FORTUNA RESTAURANT SKYCITY AUCKLAND 72 VICTORIA ST WEST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FRASERS 434 MOUNT EDEN RD MOUNT EDEN 1024 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FREEMAN AND GREY 43 PONSONBY RD FREEMANS BAY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FRIDA COCINA MEXICANA & TEQUILA 85-89 CUSTOMS STREET BAR WEST VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FUJISAN JAPANESE RESTAURANT 474 QUEEN ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND FUKUKO 43 TYLER ST BRITOMART 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GALBRAITH'S ALEHOUSE 2 MOUNT EDEN RD EDEN TERRACE 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GENGIS KHAN 380 MANUKAU ROAD EPSOM 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GEROME RESTAURANT 269 PARNELL RD PARNELL 1052 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GINA'S PIZZA & PASTA BAR 209 SYMONDS STREET EDEN TERRACE 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GION JAPANESE RESTAURANT 168 PARNELL ROAD SHOP 1 PARNELL 1052 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 85-89 CUSTOMS STREET GIRAFFE WEST VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 62 VICTORIA STREET GLASS GOOSE WEST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GO GO DADDY 4 BROWN STREET PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GORGEOUS NEW YORK PIZZA BAR 327 DOMINION ROAD MOUNT EDEN 1024 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GOURMET BURGER & BREW KITCHEN 139 QUAY ST PRINCES WHARF 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GRAND HARBOUR CHINESE RESTAURANT 14 PAKENHAM ST EAST VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND ALEXANDRA PARK CNR MANUKAU & GREENLANE WEST GRAND PARK CHINESE RESTAURANT RACEWAY RDS EPSOM 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GRASSHOPPER THAI RESTAURANT 22 ALBERT ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GUSTO AT THE GRAND SKYCITY AUCKLAND 90 FEDERAL ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND GUSTO ITALIANO 263 PONSONBY RD PONSONBY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HAN RESTAURANT 100 PARNELL ROAD PARNELL 1052 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HANSIK RESTAURANT & BAR 19 DRAKE ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HARBOURSIDE OCEAN BAR GRILL 99 QUAY STREET FERRY BUILDING AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 115-117 CUSTOMS HEADQUARTERS STREET WEST VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HECTORS RESTAURANT 35 HOBSON ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HEES GARDEN SEAFOOD RESTAURANT 599 MOUNT EDEN ROAD MOUNT EDEN 1024 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HEIZO TEPPANYAKI RESTAURANT 3D SHORT STREET NEWMARKET 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HIGH FIVE CAFE & BAR 56-58 HIGH STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HOTEL DE BRETT 2 HIGH STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HUAMI SKYCITY AUCKLAND 87 FEDERAL ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND HUGO'S BISTRO 67 SHORTLAND ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND I SUSHI AND YAKITORI 39-47 JELLICOE STREET WYNYARD QUARTER 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND IMA CUISINE 57 FORT STREET AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND IMPERIAL LANE 7 FORT LANE AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND INDIA GATE RESTAURANT 380 MANUKAU ROAD LEVEL 1 EPSOM 1023 CENTRAL AUCKLAND INDOCHINE 42 FORT ST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND INDUSTRY ZEN 104 CUSTOMS ST WEST VIADUCT HARBOUR 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND 210-218 VICTORIA ST IVILLAGE AT VICTORIA WEST AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND JAAN TURKISH CAFE AND TAKEOUT 505 NEW NORTH ROAD KINGSLAND 1021 CENTRAL AUCKLAND JACK TAR 39-47 JELLICOE STREET WYNYARD QUARTER 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND JANKEN 158 JERVOIS RD HERNE BAY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND JERVOIS RD WINE BAR & KITCHEN 170 JERVOIS RD HERNE BAY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND JERVOIS STEAK HOUSE 70-72 JERVOIS RD HERNE BAY 1011 CENTRAL AUCKLAND JOHNNY BARR'S 142 HALSEY ST WYNYARD QUARTER 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND JOY BONG RESTAURANT & BAR 531 KARANGAHAPE RD AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND KATSURA JAPANESE RESTAURANT 71 MAYORAL DRIVE AUCKLAND 1010 CENTRAL AUCKLAND KNIGHTS ON ALBERT 22-26 ALBERT STREET AUCKLAND
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    Ngataringa Bayswater PROPOSED SERVICES Bay KEY SYMBOLS FREQUENT SERVICES LOCAL SERVICES PEAK PERIOD SERVICES Little Shoal Station or key connection point Birkenhead Bay Northwestern Northwest to Britomart via Crosstown 6a Crosstown 6 extension to 101 Pt Chevalier to Auckland University services Northwestern Motorway and Selwyn Village via Jervois Rd Northcote Cheltenham Rail Line Great North Rd To viewNorthcote an individualPoint route map, click on the route number (Passenger Service) Titirangi to Britomart via 106 Freemans Bay to Britomart Loop 209 Beach North Shore Northern Express routes New North Rd and Blockhouse Bay Stanley Waitemata service Train Station NX1, NX2 and NX3 138 Henderson to New Lynn via Mangere Town Centre to Ferries to Northcote, Point Harbour City LINK - Wynyard Quarter to Avondale Peninsula Wynyard Quarter via Favona, Auckland Harbour Birkenhead, West Harbour, North City Link 309X Bridge Beach Haven and Karangahape Rd via Queen St 187 Lynfield to New Lynn via Mangere Bridge, Queenstown Rd Ferries to West Harbour, Hobsonville Head Ferry Terminal Beach Haven and Stanley Bay (see City Centre map) Blockhouse Bay and Pah Rd (non stop Hobsonville Services in this Inner LINK - Inner loop via Parnell, Greenwoods Corner to Newmarket) Services to 191 New Lynn to Blockhouse Bay via North Shore - direction only Inner Link Newmarket, Karangahape Rd, Avondale Peninsula and Whitney St Panmure to Wynyard Quarter via Ferry to 701 Lunn Ave and Remuera Rd not part of this Ponsonby and Victoria Park 296 Bayswater Devonport Onehunga
  • Future Auckland

    Future Auckland

    FUTURE AUCKLAND EDUCATION KIT AUCKLAND MUSEUM AUCKLAND CITY Auckland Museum Te Papa Whakahiku C ontents Contents page Introduction to the Resource 02 Why Study the City's Future? 02 Exhibit Your Work at the Auckland Museum 03 Teacher Background 04 The First People of Auckland 04 The Early Days of Auckland 04 Auckland War Memorial Museum 07 Auckland City Council 09 Population of Auckland City 10 Future Trends and Options 11 Curriculum Links 12 Level 2 Pre and Post-Visit Activities 12 Level 3 Pre and Post-Visit Activities 14 Level 4 Pre and Post-Visit Activities 15 Level 5 Pre and Post-Visit Activities 17 Activity Sheets 20 Museum Trails 39 MUSEUM ACTIVITIES March 30 - May 28 'Future Auckland' an inter- active display of possible futures. Venue: Treasures & Tales Discovery Centre. June 1 - July 31 'Future Auckland - Student Vision' a display of student's work. Venue: Treasures & Tales Discovery Centre. Museum Trail of Auckland’s Past. Venue: Auckland 1866 and Natural History Galleries. HOW DO YOU MAKE A BOOKING? Booking before your visit is essential and ensures you have the centre to yourself (depending on the size of your group), or are sharing it with another group of similar age. Book early. Phone: (09) 306 7040 Auckland Museum 1 Introduction to the Resource Intro It is difficult to consider the future with- Why Study the duction out first contemplating how the past has City's Future? shaped our present, be it attitudes, sys- In order to make decisions affecting our tems or environment. future, it is vital to consider the alterna- tives and choices that are available.