Honey Sundays is a café at 203 Jervois Road in Herne Bay, Auckland, with a relaxed, surf-inspired atmosphere run by Elyse and her team. The café is known for its friendly, unhurried vibe, making it a spot for casual gatherings, solo visits, or a peaceful break from the city.
The menu leans toward nourishing bowls and baked goods, with a Classic Açaí Bowl and Biscoff Bowl among the standouts, alongside a range of smoothie bowls and smoothies. Coffee is taken seriously here, served using Allpress beans, and the café's cheese scones and cinnamon rolls are regularly singled out by visitors.
Honey Sundays identifies as a women-owned business, offers outdoor seating, and is dog-friendly both inside and out, with free street parking available nearby.
Tucked into Jervois Road in Herne Bay, Honey Sundays is a café with a relaxed, surf-inspired atmosphere run by Elyse and her team. From the moment you step in, the welcoming, unhurried vibe sets the tone, making it a natural spot for casual gatherings, solo visits, or a quiet break from the city.
Honey Sundays is known for its range of açaí and smoothie bowls, led by the Classic Açaí Bowl and a Biscoff Bowl, alongside a version topped with Greek yoghurt and caramelised cinnamon banana. The smoothie bowl range extends to options like The Green Bowl and Cacao Bowl, and there's a dedicated smoothie menu too, with options including The Green Room, Reef Break, Cacao Barrel, Dawny and The Grom.
The café takes its coffee seriously, brewing Allpress beans for its Long Black and other coffee orders. On the food side, the menu includes café classics like a Bacon and Egg BAP, a Ham and Cheese Croissant, and a French Ham Cheese and Pesto Croissant, alongside a Ham and Cheese Sandwich and a Turkish Bread dish layered with Swiss cheese, Champagne ham and chow chow, gently toasted until the bread crisps at the edges.
Honey Sundays' baked goods are a regular highlight, with cheese scones that come out light and flaky, and cinnamon rolls that keep customers coming back. A Chocolate Hot Cross Bun, soft and lightly spiced with pockets of chocolate, also features on the menu.
Honey Sundays identifies as a women-owned business and offers outdoor seating, with the café also dog-friendly both inside and outside. It's set up well for solo visits and laptop work, has a wheelchair accessible entrance and seating, and is a good option for families with kids. Payment is accepted by credit card, debit card and NFC mobile payment, and free street parking is available nearby.
Honey Sundays is open Monday to Friday from 6:30am to 2pm, and Saturday from 7am to 2pm. The café is closed on Sundays. It's located at 203 Jervois Road, Herne Bay, Auckland, making it an easy stop for breakfast, a coffee, or a relaxed bowl any weekday morning.