Frasers

Frasers, my go to coffee place. The café that feels like home. It’s décor is a little rough around the edges, it could use a little spruce up but of course keeping that homely feel.
I have had breakfast there a few times, their eggs benedict is perfect, the portion size is generous which is perfect for sharing so you can try their bagels. They use Best Ugly Bagels, which are one of the best brands there is to offer in my opinion. They have a few options to choose from but I always tend to go for the classic ham and halloumi.
The staff are friendly, though there is one person who is a tad less ready to smile, most of them know me by name, something I really value highly in a local café. My favourite go to is the muffins. Being an avid homebaker myself, I am a little picky, but there is nothing to fault their muffins. Moist, soft and filled with flavour, which changes everyday. Always bran based but varying in supporting flavours, and they don’t skimp.
Their coffee is great and value for money too, try their latte bowl, you may skip lunch!
I haven’t even mentioned their brioche donuts (which I lovingly coined the name ‘bronuts’ for), their brioche, falling apart and tasty and gluten free friands.
In the cabinet you are spoiled for choice, their NY cheesecake has made the top 10 list for Metro Eats and The Urban List, personally I was disappointed, but only because I was hoping for something richer, as I am used to with NY cheesecakes. The Banoffee Pie is beautiful, a must try and you can’t pass by the Baileys Cheesecake, delicious.
All in all, it’s a great local, a place I will keep coming back to.

Always good. Been here for zones and you know the coffee will be good. It’s consistent and a girl needs that in her life.

Frasers is a well-​known institution in Mt Eden, with a reputation for serving up delicious desserts, pastries and excellent All Press coffee. It’s been a good 8 years since i’ve been here for a meal, so was looking forward to seeing what they had on offer.
Unfortunately, this time, my experience was overwhelmingly underwhelming. The bread with my eggs Benny was not toasted enough, the creamy mushrooms were lacking pizzazz and our flat whites had too much foam. The ambience of the café was just a bit stressed, loud, cramped and tired (the walls need a decent paint). Credit to the desserts though, the citron tart was smooth and sharp.
I’m hoping that my experience was just an anomaly, but with the standard of the café and restaurant scene in Auckland seriously improving over the past few years, i’m not rushing back anytime soon.

the baked cheese cake is the absolute high light. cant remember when was the last time to have that smoothness and just right amount of sweetness in my mouth. when accompanied by the foamy and silky textured cappuccino, it made my taste buds dance!

Frasers is the BEST! It’s been around forever and hasn’t changed over the years — open from early until late with cake all day. Firm favourites like their brownie or banoffee pie never leave the menu and there’s a rotating specials board of other delicious items. They also do some amazing savoury stuff but who needs savoury when there’s cake?
They also do takeaway so if you can’t pull yourself away from the TV for too long you don’t have to miss out!
I recommend pretty much all the sweet treats in the cabinet, but the banoffee and the citron tart are solid choices every time.

My favourite spot for dessert. Casual and vibrant atmosphere makes for good times amongst those who are lucky enough to join you in the adventure to Frasers. They have such a wonderful selection of deserts which are larger than any portion size that you would expect. My favourite which is also a classic is the fix; which comes with vanilla bean icecream, chocolate cake, chocolate sauce, baileys sauce and chocolate decorations. So rich and decadent that I can never finish it and always have to share. I’ve been coming here for years, and I plan to keep visiting for many more.

Frasers is legendary for its desserts. They are top notch. You can order from an everchanging array of cabinet cakes and desserts, or chose from more elaborate patisserie chef. They’re 5 star!
The service is order at the counter, get a table and a number and your food is brought to you. Not much to say about that.
The food itself is pretty good. I’ve had a couple of omelettes and a big breakfast and all have been pretty good. Nothing to rave about but worth the price and better than some other higher priced places in Mt Eden.
But I’d 100% go back for the desserts!

Good value, good food, great location.
Great selection of food and always seems to be open and full.

My favourite café in mt eden, it’s not as cool as RAD or as pretty as Olafs but they have the best carrot cake! And the granola is the perfect way to start the weekend. I’m a loyal customer of Fraser’s and I don’t see that changing any time soon.

Nice location in the heart of Mt Eden Village. Great place for a catch up with some nice food.
The selection is great and a little bit different to your average neighbourhood café. Only have tried a few items, but wasn’t disappointed yet.
Summary: Good place to be, good food and friendly service. A little bit pricey though.

Here is my old time favorite cheesecake shop. This place has the best baked cheesecake and chocolate cake that I’ve ever tried! The price is around $ 7.50 for a slice with complimentary yogurt or cream or both! I’ve tried their Banoffee and Bailys one too but the chocolate is on top of my list. They do other desserts such as Profiteroles (icecream in puffs dazzled with chocolate and berry syrup plus berries) and Tiramisu, which are fantastic too ($ 12.50). Frasers is always full and as I’ve been there so many times, I don’t go as often as before. However uploading this image makes me want to go back soon :) But beware, their bathroom isn’t as fancy as their desserts and it is a long way from tables…

Frasers is in the heart of Mt Eden Village shops and serves consistently amazing coffee!
As said before– Frasers is known for their cakes and desserts. Had a banana, almond and date bran muffin this morning from them– was light and airy despite being bran. The food menu remains consistent– always has numerous appealing meals, however, the prices are a bit steep for a lunch time meal but the portions means that it could easily be shared by two people.
Its a great place to head before or after a movie for dessert and coffee with friends as it is open late.

Frasers has sat in this famous corner for decades! Almost a landmark that most Aucklanders know.
This afternoon, I came in here to pick up a quick Iced American before work. And it was beautiful. The coffee was actually good, especially for those of us who drink black coffee religiously. I should probably figure out which barista made mine today!
Nonetheless, Frasers is probably best known for their cakes so check out their cabinet! *NY Cheesecake* usually hits the spot for me. Their kitchen doesn’t do a bad job of mains either.
This place is great cause its one of the only cafes in this area open late, so if you want a relaxed catch up with a friend after hours, its a good place to go.

Frasers is the only coffee house I go to in Mt Eden, due to serving Allpress coffee the way I like it and great cookies.
I have been a regular here on/​off for 7 years, depending on where I am residing and working.
They are open long hours, they do the classic ‘Eggs Benedict’ to scrummy cheesecake, to grilled fish and soups.
Sometimes the wait time is off the scale, really busy day and night, so that speaks for itself!
I mustn’t forget, they also do great (current) magazines such as British Vogue, Tatler, GQ, Harpers Bazaar and a few others.
Worth a visit!

This place gets very busy for dessert after dinner. You might need to wait a bit for a seat! Whilst waiting u can check out the bookstore next door which is open till 9pm!
The dessert from the cabinet are usually those that I will order, like the usual New York Cheesecakes, the Lemon Meringue Pie etc. But tonight I went for their dessert from the blackboard and that was amazing too! I really loved the chocolate mousse with raspberry coulis… belgian dark and milk chocolate. Yumm~~ and its surprisingly ‘lite’ for a chocolate based dessert.
Recommended for a great place to hang out after dinner but beware, there will be a lot of people on those friday and weekend nights… hehe.

I’m not sure whether my feelings towards Fraser’s are a genuine love of this place or whether I just immensely appreciate the fact that somewhere that isn’t a crusty takeaways is open late at night. I’ve lived in the general vicinity of Mt Eden village for a good number of years and only wandered in a couple of months ago. since then I’ve been here on quite a few occasions where I finished work kinda late or was on my way home from going out and wanted something to eat that wasn’t a massive main or greasy guilty burgers.
This place has a welcoming comforting vibe. even after my first time I already felt like Fraser’s was my ‘local.’ A range of tempting cheesecakes and baked goods are always waiting for you up front which I have immense difficulty choosing from. I can definitely vouch for the lemon meringue and New York cheesecake though a couple of their other cheesecakes weren’t as indulgent as I had hoped. Sometimes I drive past on my way to work at the awful time of 6am and there are already a healthy number of patrons sitting at their tables. Though this place might not make the most mindblowing food it’s definitely a favorite option when I feel like cheesecaking the night away.

Having never been here before, I ordered the Trim Latte, which for AllPress coffee wasn’t bitter enough for my liking but was smooth and not burnt. Look forward to trying the food.

I grew up in Mount Eden. Frasers has been around for as long as I can remember, at the intersection in Mount Eden Village. While the establishment on the corner on the opposite side of the road seems to go out of business and change hands every couple of years, Frasers is steadfast.
The café is open all day, and late into the night. It’s one of the few nice places to go grab a coffee and some cake after 9:00pm. In the day I like to order off the kid’s meal — there’s a good bacon and eggs option, as well as a macaroni and cheese. The potato cake with bacon, avocado and blue cheese sauce is a good, if slightly alternative, brunch option.
Pro-​stalker tip: Great people watching can be done from the outside tables.

After working in Mt Eden for over a year, I am ashamed to admit that I had never been to Frasers. Now that I have visited I wish I had done it sooner, that way I could have enjoyed the goodness that is Frasers’ goodies.
I had always heard friends talking about Frasers but I thought talk is cheap and the place is probably overrated but boy was I wrong!
I went there with two of my friends to catch up and since it was a causal coffee date we did not have any food but instead ordered a drink and muffins. I had an iced chocolate and a date scone.
When I took my first sip of the iced chocolate it felt like my taste buds had entered another realm, this iced chocolate was iced to perfection. It was mixed to perfection, meaning that my tongue did not come into contact with any unwanted ice bits. The sweetness was just right, it wasn’t too sweet neither was it bland. It was everything an iced chocolate should be, also they weren’t stingy with the ice cream and I found myself enjoying some ice cream after I had gulped my drink down.
Next time I will have some lunch!

Cake cake cake! The best cakes in Mt Eden! Banoffie, cheesecakes, chocolate mousse cakes, lemon meringue pies — every kind of cake you could want! And the coffee isn’t bad either.
Fraser’s is an icon of Mt Eden. Situated on the corner of Stokes Road and Mt Eden road in the heart of Eden Village, Fraser’s is open late and is the perfect place to meet friends for supper and dessert. Or, if you’ve got a sweet tooth like I do, just dessert.
Local artists work adorns the walls and are for sale. This work changes every month and means no two visits to Fraser’s are the same.
The café is always busy and bustling, and every single time I go I see someone I know. It’s one of those places that people gravitate to and return to again and again.