We stumbled upon Noble Rot by accident. We were warmly greeted and delighted by one of the best…read moremeals we have had in some time. The grouper was cooked as well as any piece of fish I have ever eaten. It was accompanied by a blind flight of New Zealand whites. We finished with delish cheeses and dessert wine.

This spot is in the old part of Wellington and it is a cool funky location. It's in a pedestrian…read moreonly section and has got an old world vibe. The place has an extensive wine list and we loved the lovely Pinot noir that was their special on the list. They have lots of European wines but they are also a great spot for trying the local product. The fresh fish was really delicious crisp and well done. The appetizer plates were also delicious. The place is relatively small, so make reservations. It was a hot day when we were there, so be prepared as there is no air conditioning, but you definitely feel like you are in a bar somewhere in Eastern Europe.

This was a very decent dining experience. .... something I expected in Auckland or Wellington, not…read moreGreytown. We each had a side rocket salad, $8, and shared a cup of lamb soup, $8, and one main of pan fried snapper over salad, $33. All well prepared and pleasant service.

The ambience and food here were lovely. Service was a little slow at first but the waitress was in…read moresole charge and it was only a minor wait. Also she was lovely. The food was delicious. So tasty and good portions for tapas. The lamb melted, the chickpeas were delish, the pumpkin was very tasty as was the kale on onion. The wine list was on the $$ side but my Pinot was lovely. All in all, lovely!

Fantastic food. We were the only diners that evening, so the chef came out and greeted us. He…read moremodified the menu for us based on something he was preparing for an event the next day. Everything we tried was fantastic, including the wine, of course!

This is a super fun spot to try multiple wines. It is called the wine station for a few reasons -…read morethere are stations of wines that you self pour using a card that records drink prices owed at the end. You also have the option to buy a pre-paid card if you'd like to avoid over-spending (as I imagine it's easy to do). This bar is also near the tracks and the railway does pass by. Perhaps this spot was once a station stop? I did not ask. Wines are a win. Atmosphere is also cool - couches and low tables: great for socializing. There was a small menu. I ordered a meat plate, but the cuts didn't impress me and we weren't served forks. But - with that said, I don't think people come to this station for a meal. It's wine all the way! And what a great way to try all the delicious wines of the fantastic Marlborough region. Close to the town center, we easily walked back to town after our tasting.

Funky bar specialising in craft beers and local drinks. Great seating spaces and even a fire place…read more Opens up to the Supply Room Bar next door which has a more pub feel. Great happy hour specials. $10 cocktails ! However the bartender had no idea of the happy hour special - and couldn't make cocktails. She called a second bartender who took lots of time and effort to make 2 excellent martini's. Our friend had a gin and tonic using local grapefruit tonic and a very botanical gin. Well worth a visit.

Great atmosphere in the Cuba Street area of Wellington. My friend and I walked up and was able to…read moreget a spot at the bar counter without reservations. The place was bustling with after work diners on a Thursday night. You might need one on busy times. I had a passionfruit daiquiri to start. We ordered the Waiheke oysters and added a yuzu foam thing on two of them. It was so good! We also got some snapper crudo and lamb ribs (forgot the photo.). One of the best meals I had in New Zealand!

This quaint, little cinema come cafe is full of old school charm. It was definitely not what I…read moreexpected in Feilding, that's for sure! The cinema has spacious, comfy chairs to enjoy numerous showings of the latest blockbuster movies. You can even pre-order a three course meal for the movie or for $35 an adult evening movie pass and any main meal off the menu (excluding puzza abs lamb shanks). What luxury! They are definitely big on customer service and its noticeable with all the locals. If movies aren't you're thing, it's worth stopping in for a coffwe and enjoy an array of cakes, slices, sandwiches and salads. With a homely vibe and old school, boutique interior, this is a real gem!

only spend half hour around the town. we parked our car in front of the bar and had a coffee there…read more like the name :) we saw many local ppl go there for breakfast and brunch.

Hubby and I went on a date night on Tuesday night to take advantage of their 3-course meal for $45…read more I ordered an Amalfi to drink or what I usually call a lemon drop, it was really good and my husband ordered a beer. We got the Margherita pizza to share as our starter which we both really liked, my husband ordered the risotto for his main and he loved it! I ordered the tagliatelle al ragu which I thought was good but would probably try something else next time. We both ordered the tiramisu for dessert which I thought was the best tiramisu I've ever had!! Yum! We had excellent customer service and we enjoyed this restaurant very much. I would recommend Fratelli to anyone wanting an evening out of delicious Italian food.

My companion and I came here for early dinner on our way to a show. At 5-30pm we were first, but…read moreonly just. The service was lovely and although the menu offered so many delights, we both opted for the fish of the day. Our drinks came quickly, our table was in the corner of the front section and it was a great place to sit, watch the world got by and chat. Our meals came soon - even though we hadn't said we had a time constraint - we had grilled Terakihi fillet with fennel, olives and a beautiful salad. We also ordered a side salad of Rocket and Parmesan. We didn't need a dessert or coffees. By the time we left (just before 7pm) the place was fairly busy, but sitting where we were, we hadn't realised. The entire experience was very enjoyable. I am so pleased my friend chose this place. Thank you Fratelli - I'll be back.

This is a very relaxed place. You can stop in for brunch, lunch, a coffee, dinner or drinks. I like…read moreits location, along Chews Lane, which is out of the Willis Street bustle but still very convenient for office workers and having a quiet meeting. The staff are helpful and the the range of food looks good.