507 New North Road,
Kingsland
Auckland,
(09) 845 5321
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Overpriced is an understatement....... I had been advised to this place for good pies. I love a good pie so went along to check it out. Now where are the pies I thought as I walked into the store, they don't seem to be in the same warmer as the $7.50 pastries - oh no wait they are trying to call those pastries pies. Sorry, pies in New Zealand do not cost $7.50. Go anywhere else and get a great pie for less than $4....
The fridge is definitely the best cafe in Kingsland. The pies are amazing the atmosphere is really nice out in the back courtyard. I go there quite often and have never been disappointed with the food or service.
Amazing food, great coffee, pretty good service. I'd challenge anyone to find a brunch better than this in Auckland. Quite reasonably priced too.
Loving this place, recently discovered it and very enthusiastic about it. Looks tiny from the front and actually has two huge areas out the back, plus an outdoor area.
Often very crowded because it has a well deserved good reputation, the staff will let you know if there is a big wait on the cooked lunches/breakfasts. And there is always the option of having one of their gigantic home cooked pies or one of their many cabinet options, I counted 6 types of chicken wraps alone last time I was there.
Yes I did wait 40 minutes for my meal, but they warned me, I don't mind if they warn you.
One minor gripe, the outside area needs a re-landscaping, my chair sank 2 inches into mud and the mud got on my jacket.
Fridge is a great little cafe and sandwich bar in Kingsland. Coffee was good and the Fudge Bar was divine. I only wish I had brought my appetite as well because the pies and paninis looked great.
The Fridge has funky staff as well - and Angelo (I presume the owner) is really friendly. Well worth a visit in my opinion!
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