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53 Hastings Street, Napier South, Hawke's Bay, Gisborne, Napier 4110 (06) 835 6218
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Café Divine is a large cafe located on a busy corner at the intersection between Hastings Street and Tennyson Streets.

The licensed cafe has a range of breakfast and lunch meals available from an all day menu, along with a cabinet of freshly prepared sandwiches and baked goods.

Selling bevarages from Wellington-based Havana Coffee and T Leaf T, there is plenty of seating inside and a a good number of outdoor tables by the street.

Regulars rave about their sumptuous pastries, tasty brie and bacon toasted sandwiches and delicious pancakes.

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Products and specialities

Licensed cafe
Breakfast
Brunch
Lunch
Coffee
Drinks

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A funky eatery with a great breakfast/lunch menu, full of character and fabulous baked goodies and known for a wide range of gluten-free options. Warm and cosy in winter and uplifting in summer, with doors opening out to the pavement tables.

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