Travel Reference
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City Centre
Otago Farmers Market
(
www.otagofarmersmarket.org.nz
; Dunedin Railway Station; 8am-12.30pm Sat)
This thriving market is all
local, all edible (or drinkable) and mostly organic. Grab felafels or espresso to sustain you
while you browse, and stock up on fresh meats, seafood, vegies and cheese for your jour-
ney. Also pick up some locally brewed Green Man organic beer. Sorted.
MARKET
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The Good Oil
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CAFE
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(314 George St; mains $9-17; 7.30am-4pm)
This sleek little cafe is Dunedin's top spot for coffee
and cake. If you're still waking up, kick-start the day with imaginative brunches such as
kumara hash with hot smoked salmon.
Circadian Rhythm
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VEGAN, VEGETARIAN
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(
www.circadianrhythm.co.nz
;
72 St Andrew St; mains $9-13; 11am-9pm Mon-Sat; )
Specialising in or-
ganic curries, felafels and stir-fries, this meat-free cafe is also a music venue, with jazz on
Friday nights from 5.30pm. Dunedin's Emerson's and Green Man beers are both avail-
able, so you don't have to be
too
healthy.
Best Cafe
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FISH & CHIPS
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(
www.facebook.com/bestcafedunedin
;
30 Stuart St; takeaways $6-10, mains $10-23; 11am-2.30pm & 5-8pm Mon-
Sat)
Serving up fish and chips since 1932, this local stalwart has its winning formula down
pat, complete with vinyl tablecloths, hand-cut chips and curls of butter on white bread. If
there are a few of you, try the 'Old School' platter ($43).
Velvet Burger
(
www.velvetburger.co.nz
; 150 Stuart St; mains $9-16; 11.30am-late)
Well positioned for the postbeer
crowd, Velvet Burger's gourmet offerings are an excellent alcohol sop, especially the
BURGERS
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