Bring the laptop. The WiFi is fast and free, the coffee beats the office machine, and nobody will hurry you along.
Two of you or six, talk it through over something good. We look after the table so you can look after the conversation.
We're a short walk from the offices around the Exchange and the Warehouse Precinct. Half an hour out of the office does everyone good.
A sheltered courtyard, easy access and a menu the kids will actually eat. Stay for the second coffee.
Grab it and go, or order ahead and skip the wait.
Built in 1884 for the Otago Harbour Board and given an Art Deco makeover in 1936, the old Harbour Master's building is now the friendliest corner of the Warehouse Precinct. Read the building's story
Tucked inside the building and sheltered from the wind on every side. Good outdoor seating is hard to find in Dunedin. This is some of the best of it.
A row of tables along the white facade, for coffee in the sun while the Warehouse Precinct goes by.
Tall arched windows, old brick, the emerald-tiled coffee bar, and the cabinet within easy reach.
Made by people who remember how you take it. Locally roasted by Common Ground.
Breakfast and lunch every day, cooked to order until 2pm.
Baked every morning. Come early for the cheese scones.
Licensed, too: Emerson's on tap, wine by the glass and a spritz for the long lunches.
Sunny and the team run Heritage the way a local should be run: they learn your name and remember your order.