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Cafe Eutopia


Within our trip up to the north island recently we stopped into Kaiwaka after having lunch with my parents to meet an old friend Liz aka the Mad Bush Farmer for coffee at this local gem named "Cafe Eutopia".

The building took 5 years to complete was originally hand crafted by by local residents Marijke and Robert, along with their sons and volunteers. 


The interior after we came through the entrance. You can see alot of the sculptured artwork.


Looks like they are usually very busy, mind you this was a very hot Spring day.



The outside of the building and into the courtyard. Not only do they serve coffee but also vegan, vegetarian and organic food. 


The old man, B waiting for our coffee to come out after we ordered it. Luckily we managed to find a table with an umbrella as it wasn't pleasant sitting in the hot sun.



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Comments

roentare said…
It looks very artistic like a theme park!
Tom said…
...a wonderful mural on an interesting building!
Tigger's Mum said…
That place looks amazing. I've bookmarked this for inspiration. I want to build all sorts of imaginative stuff into our place and this really inspires.
magiceye said…
So beautiful. Like an art gallery!
Yogi♪♪♪ said…
That place is a gem. So unique, I love it. And spacious. Seems like here most coffee places are tight. I like a little space around me.
Terra said…
I can not imagine a more beautiful cafe or restaurant with all the sculptural details.
Share my Garden said…
Wow, this building is certainly different! How refreshing to see such individuality.
local alien said…
What a wonderfully original place to have coffee. Well worth the visit to look around and admire the building
Sharon said…
What a great looking place. I'd enjoy stopping there.
Bill said…
That place is absolutely beautiful, I love it.
NCSue said…
Totally fascinating! I love this place!
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Fun60 said…
What an amazing place. A labour of love by the family. A good place to stop and enjoy a drink.

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