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The benefits of eating at our cafe is that we are totally gluten and wheat free, so there is no risk of any cross contamination happening on our premises. So if you have a food allergy or belong to the coeliac society, then Santeez is where you should be dining!
We make, bake and bottle all our products on our own premises. Our knowledge of our products is backed up by our experience.
Our mission is to provide quality products with top class service and knowledge for all our customers' needs.
Eat inside or in our sheltered courtyard garden.
Pop in for a morning coffee and catch up with the newspapers - escape the hustle and bustle of town for a while.
Come in and give us a try. You won't be disappointed!
Opening Times
Mondays: Closed all day
Tuesday: 7am - 3pm
Wednesdays: 7am - 3pm
Thursdays: 7am - 3pm
Fridays: 7am - 3pm
Saturdays: 8.30am - 2pm
Sundays: 8.30am - 2pm
How to Find Us
We're just opposite the Police Station, on Kerikeri Road. There's ample parking nearby (car parks at New World, Woolworths, McDonalds and on-street parking directly in front.).
93 Kerikeri Road
Kerikeri
Northland
ph: 09 407 1185
email: info@santeez.co.nz
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Review by: kiwigirl04 (Sharlene)
Dated: 28th of January, 2014
We have a lot of problems when out and about looking for somewhere for our 5 year old daughter to be able to eat at. Since recently we went on a trip up north for a holiday we found ourselves stuck for ideas as we couldn't find a burger king anywhere which is what she can normally eat. Having a quick search on our phone, what a great device when out. We came across this place gluten and wheat free and thought if they advertise it as gluten free we will have a look, but didn't hold our breath as a lot of people don't really know the meaning of 100% gluten free.
Well we got there, it was a nice tidy place with an indoor/outdoor flow with plenty of places to sit. Walking inside they staff were very friendly and lovely and answered all our questions, first one being now what is gluten free when the answer came to a shock and surprise I honestly WISH I had the camera going for my daughters reaction, the answer was EVERYTHING is gluten and wheat free, you can have an option of normal bread if you like. WOW that is awesome the best thing we had heard all trip. Our daughter was honestly bouncing all over the place.
The glass case in the front where all the cakes were, there was a great selection, the main menu had a good selection of food as well, including a kids menu. Kids could have pancakes, sausage and chips, fish and chips and there was another option which I can't remember right now. My daughter had the pancakes they were a decent size and she had some of her brothers chips. My husband and I had BLT and they were impressive, was very happy with the size, and we got normal bread.
The staff was great they came and checked on us after we got into some of our meal, they offered us the help yourself water and other items like sauce, pepper, salt. The bathrooms was very clean and tiny, with little facecloths to dry your hands so you didn't use the same towel as someone else. We are planning another trip up north this time next year and will be popping in again, this is a great yummy place and perfect for everyone.
Highly recommend this place to eat, the prices are about the same of a normal cafe, so doesnt really cost too much more. However I still think the kids meals of $9.50 was slightly overpriced for what they got, $7 would of been a better price, but still finally somewhere my daughter can eat we are happy
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