Stocking an eclectic selection of quality films for hire, Aro Video offers just an inkling of hope that the Internet hasn’t killed the DVD, yet.

Catching on to the retro cycles trend, the clever people behind Bicycle Junction's new neighbourhood bikery, describe themselves as “Urban Specialists”.

Authentic Italian delicatessen Bottega is borne from a desire to bring a taste of home to the neighbourly suburb of Berhampore,

Deadly Ponies have delivered collection after collection of iconic leather goods, each with its own personality.

Far from your regular tattoo studio, Dr Morse is well worth seeking out.

Their impressive array of authentic street styles, from original high fashion brands like Chanel to Nike, are unique and individual meaning you're bound to find a treasure.

Supporting local design by providing a platform for artists to exhibit their work next to emerging and established international brands.

Funk Estate Fillery is located in the heart of Te Aro serving their signature brews by the can, pack or flagon.

An eco-friendly and DIY shop by the owners of The Powder Room.

Starting out in Petone some 13 years ago, Goodness is no stranger to the Wellington fashion scene, and their more recent inner city store on College Street has enjoyed a very enthusiastic reception from city dwellers.

A pop-up that fixes bikes as well as your caffeine cravings, a cafe and a neighbouring homewares shop.

The home of all things fun and fancy free, Iko Iko will treat you to something just a little different.

Kowtow inspires shoppers to think a little more before handing over their credit card.

A destination in itself.

The place to go if you're after a swish party frock, a present for a friend or something nice for yourself.

Part studio, part shop, this sweet space in the middle of Beramphore has come a long way from its previous life as a butchery.

Pegasus truly is a bibliophile’s delight.

Plimmerton Kombucha is delivering super delicious kombucha and teaching others the art.

Precinct 35 is great for a wander at will if you’re in the market for a custom Weetbix bowl or a copy of the Monocle Guide to Better Living, with a coffee courtesy of adjacent café Milk Crate.

A jewellery gallery specialising in contemporary pieces.

A New Zealand favourite brand is well at home in Old Bank Arcade.

Nestled in the depths of Egmont Street you’ll come across Scout, a boutique hairdresser with a lot of heart and soul.

A real eye for detail and a love of interiors mean Smack Bang is nothing short of stunning.

This small Newtown photography store specialising in analogue products and affordable on-site lab services.

Putting a fresh spin on relaxation in the heart of the CBD.

An organisation with a big heart, working for a greener city and a fairer community.

A beautifully curated furniture and homeware store with a twist.

This one-stop shop is the perfect destination for those looking for a gift or wanting to treat themselves to something nice.

Covering a variety of tattoo styles, including fine line and delicate works, the team at Union Tattoo liaise closely with clients from paper to skin.

If there’s one clothing store that really understands sustainability, it’s Untouched World. The first and only lifestyle fashion company in the world to be recognised by the United Nations for sustainability, Untouched World gets things right from the get-go.

Elevated above the hustle and bustle of Willis Street, you'll find an inner city sanctuary.

If the clothes in your wardrobe are looking a little dull, a trip to Wanda Harland is in order.

Find a complete range of botanical tonics, teas and skincare, all handmade in small batches at this local apothecary.

Yoyo celebrates the creative talent of New Zealand designers in furniture, homeware and lighting.

From the texture to the rich, bright flavours, their range of sorbet and gelato offerings are impressive on the palate and pleasing to the eye.

A Cuba Street vintage shopping treasure trove.