ADORO HIGH TEA
48 HOURS BOOKING PERIOD REQUIRES.
$45 PER PERSON. MINIMUM ORDER FOR 2 PEOPLE.
A taste of Europe in the heart of Napier.
Welcome to what regulars and visitors alike all tell us is the best cafe in town. Our coffee is made with a special blend unique to Adoro and we offer a Great range of T Leaf teas and cold drinks. Our pastries are imported from France and baked on the premises, our cakes are hand crafted from our experienced patisserie chef and all of our cabinet food is made fresh daily from our highly trained chefs
We offer a full cooked breakfast and lunch menu with perfection, you are bound to find something to tempt you. Our new menu will be on line at our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/adorocafenz/
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“Fantastic service, fantastic breakfast
We were in town for a company weekend with over 100 people. Due to some last minute logistical issues, we had to arrange breakfast for the group for Saturday and Sunday. The crew at Adoro were more than happy to help and even opened up for us specifically on Sunday (only asked on Saturday). The food was amazing and the staff were fantastic - particularly given the numbers of people that came though. Whilst this is only one review, I can comment on behalf of the 90 or so people that dined over the weekend when I say that we would all come back here again in a heartbeat! ”
“Fantastic food and coffee-
Came here for breakfast twice over the weekend. Well made delicious food and coffee….as well as friendly staff.”
“Awesome Cafe Service
Awesome food + great tasting coffee, Staff make you welcome + they smiled.... We asked for advice on must see places in Napier + they were very helpful...
Definitely coming here again on our next trip”
“Excellent Brunch
I went here for brunch and had French toast with bacon and added eggs and what a treat it was! The place was very busy and yet service was fast and friendly, the place was clean, and there was just a good atmosphere in here. Would definitely return if I was ever back in Napier.”