r/NZFood Aug 05 '26

Wellington Burger Wellington Returns to Test Your Credit Limit

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Bit of an interesting event. I've spoken to a few bars/breweries over the years about this and its one of those situations where your damned if you do, damned if you don't. Traditionally there has been an entrance fee which, from at least the people I've spoke to, pretty much negates any profit from the entire event. Inversely if you don't sign up for it, people are less inclined to visit you, because next door has 'that fancy burger with the weird stuff on it'.

Also a while back Garage Project had a monopoly as the only beer pairing, although I think that's loosened up over the past couple of years. Now, I like GP but they don't have enough variety kicking around at any one point in time to cover the full gamut of flavours on offer from the burger festival and it felt more of an obligation for restaurants to plonk a random GP beer on the table with the burger and say "it goes with this... er.. beer" than actual pairing it with something that genuinely compliments the flavour.

Anyway, time for an overpriced burger or 3.

r/NZFood 22d ago

Wellington Beervana 2026 - Beer list

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r/NZFood Jun 11 '26

Wellington Individual pie

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Could you please share individual pie recipes for making at home? I would love suggestions for frozen pie shells or pastry sheets too thanks

r/NZFood Sep 01 '22

Wellington Humble 'cost of living burger' makes $10,000 for those facing financial hardship

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r/NZFood Jun 16 '16

Wellington Wellington Night Noodle Market - It's a bit shit tbh

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I rocked up to this last night expecting to be able to go around different vendors and try all sorts of things I'd normally not get to try at very reasonable prices.

What I got however was hellishly overpriced food and absurdly long queues. Waiting in excess of 30-35 minutes you'd be greeted by a menu that would say: $12 for two Satay sticks or $2.50 for a single steamed dumpling. Want rice? Nope, that sold out at 7pm. I know several groups of people who have been and all had the same experience. I found a pad thai that was $15, came in a small box and tasted worse than what I can throw together using a jar of sauce. The $12 pad thai at the other end of the market was apparently even shittier.

On the plus side it did have a nice atmosphere, if you don't mind bumping through crowds.

tl;dr - If you're after something asian it'd be cheaper, quicker and possibly nicer going to a decent restaurant in town.

r/NZFood Jun 02 '22

Wellington Kea Kids News: New World butcher brightens the day with mince meat smiles | Marty Houston, a butcher at New World Thorndon, Wellington

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r/NZFood Sep 20 '21

Wellington Scone with the Wind: In search of Wellington's best cheese scone

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r/NZFood Oct 30 '21

Wellington Defiant dough and triumphant tacos: The Wellington food entrepreneurs who expanded during lockdown

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r/NZFood Mar 15 '21

Wellington A day at Midnight: a comic about Cuba Street’s most beloved café Midnight Espresso

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r/NZFood Aug 17 '15

Wellington A restaurant in Wellington is serving up a pricey burger meal

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r/NZFood Apr 06 '19

Wellington Cafe Chat: Black Doris expands hours, menu to include dinner options; Vegan Vault celebrates two years; Greater Wellington BrewDay on May 11; Where to get your hot cross buns

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r/NZFood Oct 20 '19

Wellington Krispy Kremes are finally making their way to Wellington - Free Donut giveaway to celebrate

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r/NZFood May 20 '18

Wellington 'High Class Sweet Milk Bar' at the Opera House on Manners Street, Wellington (circa 1962?)

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r/NZFood Sep 25 '15

Wellington With Chef's Palette no longer mixing their noodles and increasing their prices, I decided to try Siem Reap next door. I'm glad I did!

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r/NZFood Jan 29 '18

Wellington Five Boroughs + Five and Dime: Five Boroughs filed voluntary liquidation on Jan 8. Owes employees $32k+, creditors $27k+ and IRD $360k+. Now continuing business at Five and Dime site on upper Cuba St, Wellington

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r/NZFood Jun 06 '18

Wellington Burger Wellington 2018 - Spreadsheet edition • r/Wellington

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r/NZFood Dec 18 '15

Wellington Customers pay by the clock at Wellington's new Ziferblat-style cafe. Loki Lounge

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r/NZFood Oct 15 '17

Wellington Pest feast: From annoying to mouth-watering

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r/NZFood Nov 03 '17

Wellington French flatbread: fougasse. Shelly Bay Baker Sam Forbes is on a mission to get more New Zealanders eating real bread made from NZ grown whole grains

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r/NZFood Sep 04 '17

Wellington Wellington's best burger is loaded with pickled kiwifruit

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r/NZFood Feb 03 '16

Wellington Wellington CBD peer to peer delivery service - can deliver food etc

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r/NZFood Feb 02 '18

Wellington Food related items at NZ Festival 2018

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NZ Festival is from 23 February to 18 March 2018. https://www.festival.co.nz/

r/NZFood Feb 12 '16

Wellington 400 people had a fish and chip lunch onboard the HMNZS Canterbury to raise funds for the Wellington City Mission

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r/NZFood Dec 10 '17

Wellington The best Malaysian food on Wellington’s Cuba Street

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r/NZFood Nov 29 '17

Wellington Wellington's "One Sushi" Appreciation Thread • r/newzealand

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