Planning a trip to the wild-west side of Tāmaki Makaurau? This guide keeps all the essentials in one place—West Auckland markets, restaurants, cafés, bars and activities, plus practical tips, local intel and handy links so you can plan a seamless short stay.
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Markets in West Auckland
Catalina Bay Farmers Market (Sat & Sun 8.30am – 2pm)
Set in a unique waterside location, Catalina Bay Farmers Market offers a vibrant artisan experience. Find fresh local farm produce, breads, meats, cheeses, organic goods, coffee, honey, flowers, and more. Enjoy live music in an undercover market with plenty of parking. Whether you’re grabbing a coffee, sampling food from diverse vendors, or picking up fresh weekly produce and handmade treasures, this market is a must-visit for West Auckland locals.
Why go: Waterfront vibes, all-weather cover and a genuinely curated line-up of growers and makers.
Best for: Brunch grazing, family strolls with prams, stocking the pantry for a weekend in.
Insider tip: Arrive before 10am for the shortest queues at popular bakers; wander the Hobsonville Point coastal boardwalk afterwards.
Allow: 60–90 minutes.
Kelston Night Market (Mon 5pm – 11pm) & Henderson Night Market (Thu 5pm – 11pm)
The Night Markets offer a vibrant mix of global street food, cultural performances, and unique local finds. Enjoy authentic eats from Asia, the Pacific, Europe and more—each dish cooked fresh by passionate chefs. More than just food, the markets celebrate Auckland’s rich diversity with live music, performances, and community spirit. Shop handcrafted jewellery, fashion, and homewares from local makers while soaking in the buzzing night-time atmosphere.
Why go: Affordable, flavour-hunting heaven with live entertainment.
Best for: Groups, adventurous eaters, easy weeknight dinners.
Insider tip: Bring cash and card—some stalls are tap-to-pay; share plates to sample more.
Allow: 60–90 minutes.
Kumeu Markets (Third Sun 9am – 2pm, Feb–Dec except March)
Kumeu Markets feature a vibrant blend of indoor and outdoor stalls offering everything from unique crafts and gifts to delicious food. With live entertainment adding to the atmosphere, it’s a great spot to explore and enjoy a community feel in West Auckland.
Why go: Giftable artisan finds plus vineyard country scenery.
Best for: Slow Sunday browsing and local produce.
Insider tip: Pair with a tasting at a nearby winery; pack a reusable tote.
Allow: 60 minutes.
Titirangi Village Market (Last Sun of every month 10am – 2pm)
Held on the last Sunday of every month, Titirangi Village Market is a vibrant arts and crafts market located in the heart of Titirangi. Discover unique handmade goods, delicious treats, and a welcoming community atmosphere that celebrates local creativity and flavour.
Why go: Creative energy, forest-fringed village setting.
Best for: Handcrafted gifts, small-batch treats, live music.
Insider tip: Combine with a visit to Lopdell House galleries or a bush walk in the ranges.
Allow: 45–90 minutes.
The Shed Collective (Sat 8.30am – 12pm)
The Shed Collective hosts a vibrant Saturday Farmers' Market every week, rain or shine, from 8:30am to 12pm. With up to 35 vendors offering a wide range of local, artisan, organic, and spray-free products, it’s the perfect spot to discover fresh, quality produce and unique finds. Plus, it’s home to the Cosmic Garden Flower Farm, adding a splash of natural beauty to the market experience.
Why go: Compact, community-driven, easy Saturday shop.
Best for: Fresh veg, flowers, and coffee to start your day.
Insider tip: Take a chilly bag—lots of great dairy and produce to bring back to your stay.
Allow: 30–60 minutes.
Avondale Sunday Market (Sun 5am – 12pm)
As the country’s oldest and largest one-day market, Avondale Sunday Market is a bustling multicultural hub. Offering a vibrant mix of products and food from across the Pacific and Asia, it’s a go-to spot for great deals on fresh vegetables, fruit, and car boot treasures. A true West Auckland institution!
Why go: Iconic, no-frills market culture and bargain hunting.
Best for: Early birds, foodies, and treasure seekers.
Insider tip: Go early; wear comfy shoes; bring small notes/coins.
Allow: 60–120 minutes.
West Auckland Restaurants
Bodega: Mediterranean Tapas Vibes
Treat yourself to the taste of the Med at Bodega Eatery, a funky little tapas bar that’s dishing up the goods in West Auckland. Grab a few mates, order up a couple of plates, and sip on a few vinos while you’re at it. Try the queso de cabra - crumbed goat's cheese balls with toasted pistachio and honey, and you can’t go wrong with the gamba - pan-fried prawns with chilli and garlic served with bread to mop up all that garlicky goodness. Yum!
Good to know: Great for sharing, book weekends ahead.
Pair it with: Sunset drinks nearby, designate a driver or rideshare.
Westie Bistro: Local Westie Flavours Meet Asian & Kiwi Fusion
Westie Bistro offers local Westie-style food with a fusion of Asian and Kiwi cuisine. The chefs work throughout the day to serve delectable dishes to guests. The lunch menu is available from 10am to 3pm, followed by a popular dinner menu from 3pm until late. With extensive indoor and outdoor seating, Westie Bistro provides a relaxed setting perfect for all weather conditions.
Good to know: All-day ease for families or groups; generous portions.
Pair it with: Post-meal stroll at a local park.
Chikos Restaurant & Cafe: Flavours of the Philippines Meets Japan
Tucked away in Henderson, Chikos serves a unique fusion of Filipino and Japanese cuisine in a stylish, welcoming space. The standout? Their signature dishes — from the aromatic Hot Ladle Chowder to the rich, melt-in-your-mouth Beef Cheek Massaman. Creative, flavourful and beautifully plated, Chikos is a West Auckland gem that’s well worth a visit.
What to try: Anything from the signatures list; ask for pairing suggestions.
Good to know: Ideal for date night or celebrating something special.
Goode Brothers Northwest: Italian Flavours with Kiwi Hospitality
A welcoming spot where Italian cuisine meets Kiwi warmth, serving up Goode food and Goode times. Perfect for casual get-togethers or special celebrations, this local gem turns everyday moments into memorable occasions — always with plenty of room at the table for one more.
Best for: Group dinners, birthdays, kid-friendly menus.
Insider tip: Split a pizza and pasta combo for the table.
The Tasting Shed: Sublime Views & Divine Flavours
Escape the city and discover The Tasting Shed, one of Auckland’s finest outdoor dining destinations. Set in a stunning rural location, it offers four unique spaces to relax with friends while savouring delicious food and exceptional wines. Whether you’re here for a casual catch-up or a special occasion, The Tasting Shed is the perfect place to unwind and soak in the luxury of great tastes and breathtaking views.
Good to know: Book ahead for weekends; dress for an alfresco setting.
Pair it with: A Kumeū winery wander.
Siamese Doll: A Fusion Feast of Thai & Japanese Flavours
Siamese Doll serves up authentic South East Asian dishes inspired by both Thai and Japanese cuisine. Whether you want a light snack or a lavish dinner, they’ve got you covered. Don’t miss the must-try yellow curry, wild mushroom and truffle dumplings, and the fun DIY duck bao — a delicious experience that’s as playful as it is tasty.
Best for: Sharing plates, spice lovers, lively group dinners.
Insider tip: Reserve a later sitting for a more relaxed pace.
Bodrum Kitchen: A Taste of the Mediterranean in West Auckland
Bodrum Kitchen brings the vibrant flavours of Turkey and Greece to the heart of West Auckland. From creamy tzatziki and hummus to juicy souvlaki and flavour-packed kebabs, it’s a feast for the senses. Their lunch menu offers Mediterranean twists on classics (like Turkish mince and Fasulye beans), and don’t leave without trying the baklava — it’s the perfect sweet finish.
Good to know: Great for sharing platters; vegetarian friendly.
Pair it with: Coffee and a stroll at nearby parks or coastal paths.
The Hunting Lodge: Dine Among the Vines
The Hunting Lodge is a destination in every sense—home to a restaurant, cellar door and lawn bar, all nestled among breathtaking vineyards. Just 30 minutes from the city, this stunning spot offers a true escape with some of New Zealand’s most iconic wines at your fingertips. The restaurant champions seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, transforming them into beautifully crafted plates that change with the harvest. Whether you're planning a long lunch, a romantic dinner or a wine-fuelled afternoon on the lawn, The Hunting Lodge delivers a touch of luxury that you’ll want to return to again and again
Good to know: Long-lunch paradise—bookings recommended.
Pair it with: Golden hour on the lawn bar; a designated driver is a must.
La Rosa – Authentic Italian Delights in Glen Eden
“I hate Italian food,” said no one ever. If you’re anything like us and think Italian fare is simply magnifico, then La Rosa in Glen Eden is where all your foodie dreams come true. Whether you’re craving pizza, pasta, or anything in between, La Rosa delivers authentic Italian flavours every time. We’d happily devour every single dish, but some standouts include the pappardelle carne ragu, homemade pappardelle with New Zealand prime beef ragu sauce, and the gamba and feta pizza topped with prawns, feta, baby spinach, cherry tomatoes, and olives. Don’t forget to finish with a classic tiramisu—a sweet ending that’ll leave you grinning from ear to ear.
Best for: Comfort-food evenings and family get-togethers.
Insider tip: Share a salad and pizza to save room for tiramisu.
Cafés in West Auckland
Little Sister Henderson: Sweet, Naughty & Delicious
Henderson’s Little Sister café serves up irresistible treats that’ll have you wanting a bite of everything. From fluffy vanilla bean hotcakes to fresh bagels, every dish is made to satisfy your cravings. Don’t leave without grabbing one of their famous doughnuts—currently featuring epic salted caramel and whipped cream varieties that are simply unmissable.
Good to know: Popular on weekends—expect a short wait.
Pair it with: A quick shop at local boutiques.
Piccolina: A Slice of Italy with a Cabinet of Dreams
Piccolina is your go-to Italian-inspired bakery, eatery and deli, where everything is made with love and plenty of butter. The cabinet alone is worth the visit, stacked with treats like banoffee tarts, custard brûlée, choc brownies and more. On the menu? Expect comforting classics done right — don’t miss the creamy mushrooms, they’re next-level delicious.
Best for: Brunch dates and takeaway cabinet treats.
Insider tip: Grab extras for beach picnics or a scenic drive snack.
Cafe Oro: Soul Food Beneath the Rimu Tree
If you’re after delicious grub that feeds the soul, Cafe Oro in Glen Eden is your go-to. Serving up unpretentious dishes that pack a punch, this neighbourhood gem has something for everyone. Health-conscious? Try the refreshing acai bowl topped with granola, candied seeds, and maple nuts. Craving comfort? The fried chicken waffles with chilli maple syrup and a fried egg will hit the spot. After your feast, kick back under the majestic eight-decade-old native Rimu tree. Cafe Oro is as much about relaxation as it is about good food.
Good to know: Plenty of hearty options; relaxed pace.
Pair it with: A walk in nearby bush reserves.
Deco Eatery: Mediterranean Flavours Meet Pacific Soul in Titirangi
Deco Eatery offers a seasonal menu that masterfully blends Mediterranean and Pacific influences. Daily-baked pastries and cakes, plus an exclusive Deco blend coffee roasted on-site, complete the experience. Located in Titirangi’s historic Lopdell House, the venue honors the building’s unique character. Whether you’re stopping by for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or simply to unwind with a coffee, Deco Eatery welcomes you like family.
Best for: Long brunches, art-and-coffee afternoons.
Insider tip: Wander Lopdell House galleries before or after.
Green Cafe Kebab: The Best of Local and Persian Cuisine
Green Cafe Kebab serves up a unique fusion of local and Persian flavours, with dishes crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Their perfectly grilled kebabs are a must-try. Drop by to experience the delicious taste that Green Cafe Kebab has to offer.
Good to know: Quick, satisfying meals; great for takeaway.
Pair it with: Sunset picnic at a local viewpoint.
Boston Café: Fresh Flavours in the Heart of Westgate
Boston Café is a new spot in Westgate offering in-house cooked meals alongside freshly baked savoury treats and sweets every day. With a calm and relaxing atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to indulge in exceptional dining. Stop by and enjoy the welcoming vibe and delicious food.
Best for: Mid-shop refuels and family-friendly lunches.
Insider tip: Check the cabinet for limited-run bakes.
Bars in West Auckland
Little Creatures: Craft Beer & Comfort Food Galore
For craft beer lovers, Little Creatures is a must-visit with an impressive lineup of house-brewed ales, lagers, and more to suit every taste. Pair your pint with a hearty meal from their menu, featuring crowd-pleasers like pizza, burgers, tacos, and even a cheeky brunch selection. Great beer, great food, and a welcoming vibe. Little Creatures has it all.
Good to know: Ideal for groups; kid-friendly earlier in the day.
Pair it with: A waterfront wander if you’re nearby.
The Wood Brother: Burgers, Steaks & Ribs with Live Sport
The Wood Brother specialises in quality burgers, steaks, and ribs, all perfectly paired with a selection of fine beers and wines. Catch live sport games played loud and proud every week, with special food and drink deals during the action. Featuring a gaming lounge and billiard tables.
Best for: Game nights and hearty feeds.
Insider tip: Arrive early for big matches to snag a table.
Goodhome Lincoln : Unique Flavours, Friendly Vibes
Goodhome Pubs are a collection of independent venues, each with its own distinct character and delicious offerings. While every location has its own special flavour, you can always expect a tempting menu, a great selection of drinks at the bar, and warm, friendly service that makes you feel right at home.
Good to know: Reliable all-rounder; easy catch-ups.
Pair it with: Weekend lunch in the sun.
Workshop Bar: Laid-Back Vibes in Kelston
Located in Kelston, West Auckland, Workshop Bar is your local go-to for a relaxed pub experience. Whether you're grabbing a drink, enjoying classic pub fare, or catching live sport on the big screens, this easygoing spot has you covered. With gaming facilities and a welcoming atmosphere, it’s the perfect place to unwind with mates any day of the week.
Best for: Casual pints and pub classics.
Insider tip: Check chalkboards for nightly specials.
The Taphouse: Where Good Times Flow
The Taphouse brings a laid-back vibe to West Auckland with daily happy hours, live sports on screen, and a solid entertainment lineup featuring karaoke, live bands, and DJs. With 18 gaming machines and TAB betting on-site, there’s something for everyone. Whether you're in for a casual drink or a lively night out, The Taphouse delivers.
Good to know: Entertainment varies by night; call ahead.
Pair it with: Group meet-ups or work socials.
Urbanaut Brewery & Tap Room – Crafty, Cool, Social
The HQ of Urbanaut Brewing Co is a must-visit for beer lovers and good-time seekers. Open Tuesday to Sunday, enjoy fresh beers brewed onsite, mouth-watering burgers, and brewery tours. With a rotating tap line-up, special releases, and fridge classics to take home, it’s the perfect spot to relax and discover your next favourite brew.
Best for: Tasting flights and limited releases.
Insider tip: Ask about take-home cans of seasonal drops.
Churly’s Brewpub: Bold Brews & Unforgettable Bites
At Churly’s Brewpub, craft beer meets culinary flair in a warm and welcoming space. Sip on fresh brews made onsite in the open brewery, and treat your taste buds to a menu packed with vibrant, flavourful dishes. From in-house butchering by A Lady Butcher to mouthwatering platters, tacos, and charcuterie boards, every bite is crafted with care and a touch of fun. Whether you're here for the beer, the food, or just the good vibes – Churly’s is where flavour, family, and fun come together.
Good to know: Great for food-first beer fans; bookings for larger groups.
Pair it with: A brewery tour if offered on the day.
Activities
Auckland Zoo: A Wild Day Out for a Great Cause
Auckland Zoo is more than just a place to see amazing animals, it’s a not-for-profit wildlife conservation science organisation on a mission to bring people together to build a future for wildlife. Home to a diverse range of species from around the globe, the Zoo offers an inspiring and educational day out for all ages. Proudly part of Tātaki Auckland Unlimited, Auckland Zoo combines fun with purpose, helping support vital conservation efforts both in Aotearoa and around the world.
Good to know: Pre-book in peak periods; allow 3–4 hours.
Family tip: Pack snacks and a reusable water bottle.
Arataki Visitor Centre: Gateway to the Waitākere Ranges
Nestled in the lush Waitākere Ranges, Arataki Visitor Centre is the perfect starting point to explore Auckland’s stunning west. With sweeping forest views, walking trail info, and interactive cultural displays, it connects visitors to the region’s natural beauty and Māori heritage. Be welcomed by the towering 11-metre kauri pou, carved by iwi Te Kawerau ā Maki, and explore exhibitions, native flora and fauna insights, and a gift shop with locally made treasures. A must-visit for nature lovers and culture seekers alike.
Good to know: Check current track openings and kauri-dieback hygiene info.
Allow: 45–90 minutes plus extra for nearby walks.
Muriwai Regional Park: Wild Beauty on Auckland’s West Coast
Muriwai’s rugged 60km stretch of windswept black sand beach is a breathtaking sight, perfect for surf lovers, nature seekers, and day-trippers alike. At the park’s southern tip, Otakamiro Point hosts one of the country’s rare mainland gannet (takapu) colonies — a must-see during the breeding season. Scenic trails weave through native bush offering stunning lookout points, while the park’s family-friendly amenities include BBQs, picnic spots, tennis courts, a playground, and even a small skate park. Whether you're there to walk, watch birds, or just relax by the surf, Muriwai makes for an unforgettable West Coast escape.
Safety tip: Swell and rips can be strong, observe signage and lifeguards.
Allow: Half-day.
Crystal Mountain: Crystals, Creatures & Family Fun
Whether you're a crystal enthusiast or just looking for a fun day out, Crystal Mountain in West Auckland has something for everyone. Take the elevator down into the heart of the mountain to explore the world-class Crystal Mine Museum, then hop aboard the tractor or Crystal Mountain Express Train for a tour of the Animal Park. With friendly animals, sparkling crystals, and a family-friendly café, it’s an enchanting destination for all ages.
Good to know: Great wet-weather backup
Allow: 2–3 hours.
Kiwi Valley Farm Park: Hands-On Farm Fun for All Ages
Kiwi Valley Farm Park in Henderson offers a full day of interactive fun and learning for families and school groups alike. Cuddle baby animals in the Nursery Shed, wander through a 1km maze filled with hidden caves, or hop on a horse or pony for a ride (weight limits apply). Enjoy a scenic tractor ride to the upper paddocks with views of the Sky Tower and Rangitoto Island, or take a relaxing farm walk with a pot of animal feed and meet goats, alpacas, donkeys, ducks, and more. With sandpits, a playground, and a licensed café on site, Kiwi Valley is the perfect spot for a hands-on farm adventure in West Auckland.
Good to know: Wear closed shoes; rides may have age/weight limits.
Allow: Half-day with kids.
Tree Adventures: High-Flying Fun in the Forest Canopy
Nestled in the lush Woodhill Forest, Tree Adventures is an exhilarating treetop challenge course perfect for thrill-seekers of all ages. Test your balance, boost your confidence, and unleash your inner adventurer across a series of suspended obstacles and ziplines. With five diverse adventure options to choose from, there's something for every level of ability—from cautious climbers to fearless flyers. Whether you're looking for a fun family day out or an unforgettable group activity, Tree Adventures delivers high-flying fun in a stunning natural setting.
Good to know: Wear active gear; gloves recommended; bookings essential on weekends.
Allow: 2–3 hours.
AWOL Canyoning Adventures: Wild Waterfalls & Hidden Canyons
Dive into adventure with AWOL Canyoning in the stunning Piha Valley. Surrounded by lush bush and volcanic cliffs, you’ll abseil beside waterfalls, swim through natural rock pools, explore caves, and (optionally) leap into crystal-clear waters. This fully guided tour includes the iconic Kitekite Falls and access to remote, untouched terrain steeped in natural and historic wonder. With a relaxed pace and expert guides, it's an unforgettable way to experience the wild beauty of West Auckland. Bookings are essential, with trips running for groups of 4 or more. Choose from three epic options: half-day, full-day, or even a thrilling night canyoning experience
Good to know: Moderate fitness needed; bring a change of clothes and towel.
Allow: Half-day to full-day.
Parakai Springs: A Splash-Filled Family Escape
Just 35 minutes from Auckland, Parakai Springs offers the ultimate day of fun for all ages. With two thrilling hydro slides, a massive heated outdoor pool, a 40°C indoor pool, private spas, and an adults-only area, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Bring your own picnic or hire a BBQ and make the most of the spacious, grassy grounds or simply relax with a bite from the on-site café. Whether you’re chasing adventure or soaking up serenity, Parakai Springs is a top spot for a family day out.
Good to know: Pack flip-flops; book private spas ahead.
Allow: 2–4 hours.
Dragon Quest: Mini Golf Meets Mythical Adventure
Step into a world of fantasy at Dragon Quest's 18-hole mini golf course, Golftannia, where dragons rule and adventure awaits. Your quest? Return the stolen eggs to the fire-breathing dragon before she unleashes chaos on the realm. Along the way, journey through enchanted lands like Lore the talking tree, the Troll crossing, and the village of the white rabbit. A magical experience the whole family will love.
Good to know: Fun in any weather; great for birthdays.
Allow: 60–90 minutes.
Woodhill Mountain Bike Park: Ride, Explore, Repeat
Just 40 minutes from downtown Auckland, Woodhill Mountain Bike Park is a must-visit for riders of all levels. As the city’s only managed and purpose-built single-track network, it offers year-round trail access with over 100 hire bikes, a pro shop, on-site mechanic, and a café to refuel. Alongside mountain biking, the park also features Auckland’s only managed disc golf course, perfect for mixing up your outdoor fun. Trails are regularly maintained for top-quality riding, but be sure to check for any weather-related closures before you go.
Good to know: Helmets required; check conditions after heavy rain.
Allow: 2–4 hours.
Pins Lincoln Road: Bowling, Games & Good Times
Head to Pins on Lincoln Road for the ultimate in ten pin bowling and indoor entertainment. Perfect for families, friends, or group outings, this West Auckland spot offers great value with 10-pin bowling, a vibrant games zone, plus a café and bar on-site. Whether you're a competitive bowler or just in it for the fun, Pins is the perfect place to play, relax and enjoy.
Good to know: Book lanes for weekends or school holidays.
Allow: 1–2 hours.
Delta Force Paintball: High-Octane Action in a Movie-Set Arena
Delta Force Paintball has transformed Auckland’s paintball scene with immersive, movie-set-style game zones and top-tier equipment. Say goodbye to basic pallets and tyres—this is next-level paintball. Set among stunning natural landscapes, Delta Force delivers adrenaline-fuelled action and thrilling scenarios perfect for groups, parties, or adventurous days out.
Good to know: Wear long sleeves and enclosed shoes; expect to get muddy.
Allow: Half-day.
Piha: Auckland’s Wild West Coast Gem
Just 40km from Auckland, Piha is NZ’s most iconic surf beach, famous for its black sand, powerful waves, and rugged natural beauty. With Lion Rock standing tall and the Waitākere Ranges as a backdrop, it’s a favourite spot for surfers, walkers, and nature lovers. Be cautious – strong rips and rough surf mean it’s essential to swim between the flags and follow surf club guidance. The area also offers scenic bushwalks, waterfalls, and dramatic coastal views. Piha is raw, untamed, and unforgettable – perfect for a true taste of nature.
Good to know: Cell reception can be patchy; bring layers for wind.
Allow: Half-day to full-day.
Practical tips for travel, seasons & safety
- Transport: A car makes exploring West Auckland simplest. Rideshare is widely available in hubs like Henderson, Westgate and Hobsonville but not in more remote areas like Piha or Muriwai.
- When to visit: Summer for beaches; autumn for vines and markets; winter for bush walks (pack a rain layer) and steamy Parakai Springs.
- Beach safety: Always check conditions and swim between the flags when surf patrols operate.
- Packing list: Reusable water bottle, sun protection, light rain jacket, comfortable walking shoes, and a chilly bag for market finds.
Where to stay
Base yourself close to what you love. Hobsonville & Catalina Bay for market mornings, Titirangi for forest and galleries, Kumeū for wine country, or Te Atatū / West Harbour for easy motorway access. Explore all stays
FAQs
Is West Auckland good for families?
Absolutely! Farm parks, warm pools, mini golf, bowling and gentle bays balance the wild West Coast.
Do I need a car?
Public transport reaches main hubs, but for beaches, forests and wineries, driving is the most flexible option.
What’s the surf like at Piha and Muriwai?
Powerful. If you’re not experienced, enjoy the views and paddle only where lifeguards are on duty.
Are these markets all-weather?
Many have undercover areas (e.g., Catalina Bay), but bring a jacket, Auckland weather can change quickly.
Can I visit wineries with kids?
Most cellar doors welcome children with outdoor space, check venue details when you book lunch.
