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Mezze Bar is a fabulous place to come for tapas and sharing plates- there is decent of vegetarian options to choose from and the dishes are always ver…
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Being a fan of both alleyway's and food alike :P Mezze bar stood out for us as a must try!While the decor and ottoman themed stylization of the place …
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The tea and atmosphere was good. But the coffee was not so great.. The almond tart and the tea is highly recommended. No parking near by. Romantic atm…
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Mezze Bar is open for Casual Dining and Cafe. Mezze Bar serves Spanish, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and Tapas dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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6 Reviews on “Mezze Bar”
Mezze Bar is a fabulous place to come for tapas and sharing plates- there is decent of vegetarian options to choose from and the dishes are always very tasty. These are a few of my top picks: Patatas bravas- The potato chunks had a crispy, paprika-y exterior and were soft and fluffy inside. I freaking love potatoes done well (must be the Irish in me) and these were a grand example. They were served with salsa and aioli which were the goods. Only problem was the classic sauce-fried potato ratio but otherwise these were fab, 8.5/10Feta cheese- The feta cheese came with. quick marinade of lemon juice, dukkah and chilli, and came with bitter black olives and wood fired bread. The bread at Mezze is always delicious – very savoury and fluffy, so we easily demolished this bad boy. 8/10Roasted carrot mezze- These succulent slithers came slathered in garlic yoghurt, chilli oil and fennel dukkah. Im not usually a huge fennel fan but it wasnt too overpowering in this dish, the dukkah really just balanced out the sweetness of the carrots perfectly, 9/10Caprese twist- This was Mezzes version of the classic caprese salad. They had the usual tomatoes, basil and buffalo mozzarella but the mozzarella was glazed in a sweet pomegranate balsamic dressing and it came with a nice hunk of Mezzes famous bread. To be honest I think theres something glorious about the simplicity of the OG salad, but I did enjoy the heightened flavours of this version, 8/10.
Being a fan of both alleyway’s and food alike 😛 Mezze bar stood out for us as a must try!While the decor and ottoman themed stylization of the place works and makes for an awesome lunch where you feel like you’ve left Auckland, the food didnt quite follow.Unfortunately we were left rather underwhelmed by their odd take on an Eggs Benedict (maybe it’s my fault for not trying something new).Overall, wouldnt rush back but lets not rule it out.
The tea and atmosphere was good. But the coffee was not so great.. The almond tart and the tea is highly recommended. No parking near by. Romantic atmosphere with comfortable chairs in corner.
A nice place to chill and have lunch with a good variety of healthy food. The coffee is average but the place is comfy with a nice vibe thatll make you wanna stay all day. Its a order at the bar, self service water kind of place, but that adds to lounginess. Lazy Sunday at Mezze Bar.
Mezze bar is like the central perk couch in friends… our trusty go to for Friday night drinks, girlfriend pick-me-ups, birthdays and any occasion meet ups! This time we went and tested out their lemon tart and chocolate butter milk cake. Oh my – Devine. Moist, sweet but not sticky. The lemon is a light and delightful tart and the chocolate is a lovely creamy dream, will be back for the rest of the dessert menu!Edit – we came back for tiramisu and date pudding, mind blowingly amazing!
Good atmosphere and perfect spot for coffee or afterwork drinks along with a few tapas to share.It’s also a perfect place to have a proper meal too.