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Fishermans Table Wellington
5 Reviews This restaurant has a perfect location - situated at the waterfront of Oriental Bay, only a short distance to Wellingtons city center, it has a splendid view of the bay and the harbour district. The...
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One Red Dog Wellington
2 Reviews One Red Dog is listed as a pizza restaurant and it, in my experience, delivers some of the best. Located off Wellington's Courtenay Place in Blair St, ORD is very popular so get there early. There are...
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Matterhorn Wellington
1 Review As this bar and restaurant (with really good and now award winning food; see update at the bottom) has been described as legendary, iconic, a must-have-been place and Wellington institution in every...
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Soi Cafe and Bar Wellington
1 Review This restaurant is located so superbly - right on the water at Greta Point with a view of planes taking off and landing at Rongotai Airport - that I could have forgiven quite a lot. As it was there...
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Kaffee Eis Wellington
1 Review There are several outlets of this coffee house, and although the coffee and the cakes might be delicious I am absolutely not interested in that. It is the gelato that makes my mouth water only by the...
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The Green Parrot Wellington
2 Reviews The Green Parrot has been in operation since 1926 and is a bit of an institution in Wellington. Located near the corner of Taranaki and Cable streets the restaurant is rather basic with older formica...
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Offbeat Originals Ltd Wellington
1 Review First off I love the paua shell ashtrays that you collect for yourself in the bin by the fishpond by the door. Really know you are back in NZ when you see the good old paua shell ashtrays. Second off...
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Arizona Bar & Grill Wellington
2 Reviews We went to this restaurant when we had planned to have dinner somewhere at the Waterfront around Queen’s Wharf and did not find the restaurants overly exciting, especially the Loaded Hog has a much...
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Lone Star Cafe & Bar Wellington
1 Review The Lone Star in Wellington is part of a chain of same named places in NZ serving big meals of good quality. The Wellington version is no exception though the meals are certainly no where near as...
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Caffe L'Affare Wellington
1 Review I've labelled L'Affare as a Coffeehouse as no option for a Cafe. Caffe L'Affare is more than just a coffee place with its really good breakfast and lunch menus as well as great coffee. The place is...
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Monsoon Poon Wellington
1 Review Monsoon Poon is a great place to eat in Wellington and is normally very busy. You can always get a table here early in the night and you'll generally have to wait in the bar for a table to come free...
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Kazu Japanese Restaurant Wellington
1 Review I tend to avoid Japanese restaurants in New Zealand due to the lack of authenticity, with too many dolls and Japanese trinkets around the place. Kazu is not like that at all, and very much resembles...
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Well, the food and service was excellent. Never get used to the habit of seeing people bow so low for me though. But when I returned on a more busy day, they were not to happy to accomodate for just one person. Duh.
This is a lovely little cafe tucked away in a new housing complex (but it was there first) sitting over the water at Evan's Bay. You cna get great views of the peninsula, see yachts sailing and planes taking off and landing from the airport nearby. Occasional canoes drift underneath, and the food is wonderful. Prices fairly moderate considering the setting. You have to park over the road however. Don't really have a favourite, although the pasta is always good.
Fiebigs is our favourite cafe and is located on the edge of the C.B.D and in the heart of Wellingtons political, government and judicial precinct. Fiebigs combines a warm buzzy atmosphere with delicious fresh seasonal food, excellent wine and cool sounds. Two open fires, a small bar and a garden courtyard for summer dining. Bookings recommended.
There are quite a few favourite restaurants in Wellington, that I like; so for the life of me, can't picture just one in particular. The main one that comes to mind for great value for money would have to be The Genius Khan.The atmosphere is great in this place, and you actually get to pick out what you want to eat yourself, and they cook it in front of you while you wait. Well in this restaurant, you get value for money, big time, and that is what I call my favourite.
This place has way funky atmosphere, is open late (great post club stop), and serves all kinds of yummy drinks and food. mixed chips (potato, pumpkin, KUMARA!) with a pot of hot chocolate to share among friends
When I lived in Hastings, this was my regular haunt. It has such a wonderful atmosphere. The first Monday of the month, they have a poet evening. Anyone who want to recite a poem they have written, can do that. It is very amusing. Pub meals, cheap and tasty.
A friend of mine recently purchased this cafe. It is a typical New Zealand cafe where you can sausage rolls, pies, sandwiches, etc. And I was there quite a few times having my breakfast. Breakfast, the biggest sausage that I have ever had.
Castros, Logan Brown, Icon, Krazy Lounge and Arizona for breakfast.The atmosphere at Castros is something special. It is a small intimate place, with dim lights and amazing service, the waiters make your experience with their dashing wit and charming comments.At Icon, you have a beautiful view of the harbour, with wide open spcaes around you, the bar is top quality too.The Krazy Lounge is cafe style, but produces some of the most scrumptious food in Wellington.Logan Brown is an experience in itself, from the bar which encases an aquarium right the way round, so you can see fish swimming as you drink, to the elegant 1920s architecture, you will be blown away. At Logan Brown, New Zealand's premier restaurant, the roast duck is out of this world. Similarly at Castros and Icon, the duck is superb. Castros does a wonderfulchicken in pasta, and roast lamb is delectable from any of these...
I have only been there once and it was quite a while ago, but a restaurant up the Sky Tower called 'Tamarind' made quite an impression on me. The food was delicious, lovely decor, friendly and organised staff. If you go there, tell me what you think. Tamarind does not have a view from the Sky Tower but 'Orbit' which is much higher up does. I have not eaten at 'Orbit' restaurant yet.
Fujiyama Japanese BBQ RestaurantVery talented chefs cook food in front of you and play games ie throw bowls of rice at you to catch with another bowl and flip food which you have to catch in your mouth - lots of fun Mixed platters
Novotel Wellington Capital Wellington
4 Reviews and 597 Opinions Novotel is conveniently located downtown with direct lift access to Lambton Quay, a shopping area....
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Bolton Hotel Wellington Wellington
1 Review and 589 Opinions My stay at the Bolten was great. After a flight in from Seattle, connecting in Aukland, I arrived...
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