Everybody Eats Glen Innes

restaurant — Glen Innes · Auckland

About Everybody Eats Glen Innes

Everybody Eats Glen Innes is a pay-what-you-can restaurant at 133 Line Road, Auckland, serving restaurant-quality meals made from rescued ingredients to everyone in the community.

Opened in August 2023, it's Everybody Eats' third permanent location and second in Auckland, with seating for up to 70 people. The restaurant has quickly become a cherished part of the community, embodying the charity's mission to tackle food waste, food insecurity and social isolation in Aotearoa New Zealand through dignified hospitality.

Each night, head chef Urisha Sing and the team serve a set three-course menu that changes daily, cooked from rescued surplus food. Most dietaries can be catered for, there's always a vegetarian option, and walk-ins are welcome alongside table bookings.

Everybody Eats Glen Innes: Pay-What-You-Can Dining Made from Rescued Food

On Line Road in Glen Innes, Auckland, Everybody Eats runs a pay-what-you-can restaurant that turns rescued surplus food into restaurant-quality three-course meals, open to everyone regardless of what they can afford to pay.

A Cherished Part of the Community

Opened in August 2023, the Glen Innes restaurant is Everybody Eats' third permanent location and second in Auckland, with seating for up to 70 people. Since launching, it has quickly become a cherished part of the local community, embodying the charity's mission of bringing diverse locals together to enjoy hearty meals and support one another.

How It Works

Each night, the kitchen - led by head chef Urisha Sing - serves a set three-course menu that changes daily, with the menu posted online by 3pm each day of service. Most dietaries can be catered for, and there's always a vegetarian option alongside the meat main. Walk-ins are welcome, though booking a table ahead is also available.

On a recent Wednesday menu, diners were served a Coconut Broccoli & Spinach Soup with roast pork, sundried tomato and tortilla chips to start, followed by a choice of Lamb & Potato Curry or a vegetarian Chickpea & Pumpkin Tikka Masala, both with steamed rice, broccoli and coriander, finished with a Caramel Cake served with coconut yoghurt and hazelnut spread.

Open Most of the Week

Glen Innes Restaurant is open for dining Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6pm to 8pm, with a final sitting at 7:45pm and the kitchen closing at 8pm. Tuesdays are set aside for private bookings, cooking classes and events rather than regular walk-in dining.

Part of a Wider Mission

Everybody Eats is a registered charity founded in Auckland in 2017, growing from a weekly pop-up on Karangahape Road into a national movement with restaurants in Glen Innes, Onehunga and Wellington. The organisation's teams of hospitality professionals and volunteers rescue surplus food and transform it into quality meals served nightly on a pay-what-you-can basis, tackling food waste, food insecurity and social isolation across Aotearoa.

Visiting

Everybody Eats Glen Innes is located at 133 Line Road, Glen Innes, Auckland. Tables can be booked online, or diners can simply walk in and pay what they can for a genuinely warm, communal dining experience.

Signature items

  • Set Three-Course Menu
  • Lamb & Potato Curry
  • Chickpea & Pumpkin Tikka Masala
  • Coconut Broccoli & Spinach Soup
  • Caramel Cake

Menu

Recent Nightly Menu (Changes Daily)

  • Coconut Broccoli & Spinach Soup — Served with roast pork, sundried tomato and tortilla chips.
  • Lamb & Potato Curry — Served with steamed rice, broccoli and coriander.
  • Chickpea & Pumpkin Tikka Masala — Vegetarian main, served with steamed rice, broccoli and coriander.
  • Caramel Cake — Served with coconut yoghurt and hazelnut spread.

Frequently asked questions

What are Everybody Eats Glen Innes's opening hours?
Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 6pm to 8pm, with a final sitting at 7:45pm.
Is Everybody Eats Glen Innes open on Tuesdays?
Not for regular dining - Tuesdays are used for private bookings, cooking classes and events.
How does the pay-what-you-can model work?
Diners pay what they feel able to for a set three-course meal; you can also pay at the table via the website.
Do I need to book a table?
Walk-ins are welcome, though tables can also be booked online in advance.
Can dietary requirements be catered for?
Most dietaries can be catered for, and there's always a vegetarian option on the nightly menu.
Where does the food come from?
Meals are made from rescued surplus food, prepared by a team of hospitality professionals and volunteers.
When did the Glen Innes restaurant open?
In August 2023, as Everybody Eats' third permanent location and second in Auckland.

Tips

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Good to know

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