Guides

Coffee Roasters

A coffee on a table.

Not all coffee is created equal, so in our guide to New Zealand’s coffee roasters, we pay homage to those roasting, brewing and serving it the best. You’ll find micro roasters rubbing shoulders with the country’s biggest producers.

Features

Cold Coffee Picks

A photo of a cold coffee on a counter.

Warmer weather caffeine hits are best served cool.

Features

Root to Petal restaurant swap

A beehive on the ceiling at Orphans Kitchen Auckland.

Eat & Drink

Auckland, Christchurch

Foodies of Aotearoa rejoice – two of the country’s most innovative chefs are swapping places at the end of April in New Zealand’s first restaurant swap.

Eat Wanaka

Food on plates at Kika in Wanaka.

Eat & Drink

Wanaka

It’s important to get a taste of whatever town you’re visiting, and the best way to do that is to simply get out and about and sit yourself down at some of the neatest restaurants in town.

Neighbourhood - Wellington

Hannahs Laneway

The laneway to trump all laneways, Wellington’s maze of inner city alleys are all worth investigating, and none so much as Hannah’s Laneway.

Cautiously dubbed ‘the world’s tastiest laneway’, wander through for boutique batch peanut butter sold from a window, a taste of the capital's very own chocolate, or settle in at one of the locals favourite tucked away bars.

As are the best bits of any city, Hannah’s Laneway is happy to remain a hidden secret that only those clever enough to track down will have the pleasure of enjoying. Be brave and push on through some new doorways, as you never know what you might find on the other side.

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