An unassuming, simple and stylish cafe.

A visit to Banh Mi Caphe is going to transport you straight to street side in South East Asia.

A good ol’ bit of Kiwi ingenuity and a whole lot of hard work has created a watering hole in Matangi, made for locals, by locals. A couple of Hamilton mates came together with a love of home brewing and a bloody good tipple.

The headquarters for Hamilton brewers Brewaucracy. Come in to fill up flagons or try the latest brews.

Casabella Lane is as enchanting as it sounds - but you’d miss it if you weren’t paying attention. This little lane between Barton and Anglesea Streets is bursting full of treasures, and with 17 locally-owned stores, there’ll be something that catches your eye no matter your interests.

An award winning restaurant that has a proud name for delicious cuisine.

A friendly bar with knowledgeable staff, offering 15 rotating craft beers on tap from all over the globe.

This cosy cafe has fostered a loyal band of followers with it’s quirky sense of humour and it’s die-hard passion for coffee.

Offering a staggering range of ice creams from popcorn, condensed milk and toasted marshmallows, this is the place to come for your next sweet treat.

Clean, polished and contemporary, there’s no doubt plenty of thought has been put into the swish design of Frank.

Noodle lovers you’re about to win big, and that’s coz we’re going to tell you where to get some of the best noodles in town.

Presentation is key to the ethos at Gather.

A thriving cafe that feels like a beach holiday.

With a large outdoor area in amongst the brewing tanks, Good George is the perfect spot for enjoying a glass of beer in the sunshine.

Escape the city, come to the riverside and enjoy the best of Waikato cuisine at Gothenburg.

An East Hamilton community favourite.

This restaurant has large tables to fit the whole family, as well as cosy nooks to curl up in with a cup of Atomic coffee.

Bring your basket, your yoga mat and positive vibes, and walk away charmed by Lovegrove Lane.

The flavours at Madam Woo are unmistakably fresh.

A family business and cafe selling coffee beans roasted over manuka wood.

Well known for simple delicious food and creative aesthetic, it’s a great spot for breakfast, lunch or coffee and a nibble.

Miltons' style is bright, modern and refreshing, and with free WIFI too, you may want to order a couple of coffees and enjoy the atmosphere for a while.

A fancy yet cheeky bar and restaurant all in one, come here for your after work drinks.

Well regarded as the ‘place’ to listen to live music in Hamilton.

A spacious and much-loved community café with plenty of entertainment for kids.

A place to meet, eat and drink, Riverbank Lane is home to a number of bespoke businesses that together create a charming difference to Hamilton's main street.

A café and roastery that plays by it's own rules, Rocket Coffee really isn't like anything else.

Located in the bustling city center, Saigon Noon sits amongst unassuming cafes and shops dotted around Alexandra Street, but they’re definitely worth the inevitable...

You can rely on the folks at Scott’s Epicurean to provide the coffee and sustenance you need.

Meticulously crafted coffee and food that is simple but delicious, visit SL28 for your morning pick-me-up.

If you’re a vegetarian wanting to take your plant-based efforts one step further, or a vegan in search of a local that suits your needs, Snack Baby has got your back.

With the bustling restaurant culture of Hamilton on the rise, The Bearded Weasel brought to you by the creators of Mr Pickles is the fun, cheeky younger sibling serving up fried chicken to the masses.

This (not so) hidden gem located in the CBD of Hamilton is somewhere you’ll want to put on your to-do list if you are traveling to Hamilton any time soon.

A café tucked away in the back streets of Frankton.

The River Kitchen team believes life is too short for generic eating experiences and uses food as more than just fuel, but a way to foster community. Dining here feels like a true celebration of local flavours, and local people.

An oasis of a café in Hamilton East.

This little coffee shop is a one-man show.

Spacious, light and airy, the café makes a great spot to look out at passersbys or settle in with a magazine and coffee for the morning.

Bread worth trekking over town for.

Visit Wholeheart for organic vegetables, eco-friendly cleaning products, or simply to connect with other like-minded individuals striving to live a healthy life.

East Hamilton is the lucky home of this wonderful joint, providing delicious American-style, Southern fried meals for lunch and dinner.

The place for good chats, group hangs or after dinner drinks.

A tea estate worth it's weight in gold.