Very good Indian food. They had fried cauliflower which I've…read morenever had before and it was outstandingly delicious. Cannot wait till I find such a delicious thing again

Great food and service. The best Rohan josh I've ever had and lots of choice and some unusual ones…read morealso. Love the lentil donuts and brilliant samosa

I can recommend this place more highly. I live in the US and make a point to come to this…read morerestaurant multiple times whenever I am in Nelson. Notice all my pictures I've taken over the years, yes, all posted pictures are from me. The food is so fresh and exploding with flavors. They have the best selection of beverages. The atmosphere and staff have all been incredible.

Absolutely amazing! I dare to say that everything on the menu is delicious - good portions, great…read moreflavors and reasonable prices. A very funky little place in a great spot in Nelson. You can choose to sit outside by the street, inside where it's all happening or out back in a little courtyard. Friendly staff, cozy and really good food. Simply amazing.

When the lady was talking about a whole filet, she meant as big as my arm! Best fish and chips of…read moremy life. Glad we stopped in. Their baked goods look wonderful . And the Frank sodas so delish. Ask Ask for free wifi. Organic ice cream. Breakfast items. Friendly staff. right near the marina.

Frozen and overcooked burgers. We ordered salads, fish of…read morethe day and burgers. The salads were fine, a little small I would say. Fish of the day was average. But the worse were the burgers, frozen patty and extremely overcooked, they were so hard I nearly harmed my teeth, quite disappointing. I have to say that we complained to the owner, she agreed and gave us back 10$ out from 16$. This was a nice gesture from her.

This restaurant gets a lot of buzz and it is all deserving. The service is spot on, the atmosphere…read moreis lively, and the food is fantastic (large portions)!

If you only go to one restaurant in Wellington, let it be this. We loved their food so much that we…read morecame back a second time during our short stay in Wellington because we couldn't stop thinking about it. Things you MUST get: - Mango Lotus cocktail was gorgeous and divine - Crispy pork spring rolls - the vision in our dreams that we had to get seconds of - they were that good - Chicken and shittake dumplings - never had anything like that bean and hoisin chili sauce! Honestly I'd trust anything on that menu. Service was quick and friendly - and we loved sitting out on their patio, though their inside is darling too. You just cannot go wrong here!

Wide array of veg and vegan options for brunch - the food was all fresh and very well prepared…read more Service was excellent - I got the herbivore breakfast -- the fakin bacon was quite tasty and everything was so delicious. My friends were all happy with their portions as well. Right next the vegan store!

This is a great restaurant for vegetarians/vegans! We got the gluten free "lasagna" made out of…read morezucchini, gluten free "noodles" made out of vegetables, the vegan tagine, and the Vietnamese salad. The lasagna and noodles were my favorite. The only reason this didn't get five stars is because the service was a little slow. Everything else was great!

On our drive back to Christchurch we stopped here after many recommendations from travel books…read more Morrison Street Cafe is a low-key, simply decorated cafe that caters more to the stomach than the eyes. Touted as more of a locals spot, there is a community board on the wall and the artwork on the wall is often for sale. When there is a gap in available artwork and the walls are bare, the space can get particularly loud, especially with young children and groups of people dining. The service is still pretty efficient despite the crowds. We had a trim flat white, an Americano, the eggs Benedict with local bacon and the salted caramel & strawberry pancakes. The eggs benedict was spot on perfection with an incredible light but well-prepared hollandaise to top. The eggs were cooked just right and the bacon had a slight crisp to the edges. The eggs Benedict came heaped with spinach and chives which added a great flavor and added touch of healthiness on top of the soft bagel the Benedict was served on. Needless to say, the plate was licked clean. The pancakes were made with a wholemeal batter and were extremely fluffy. The pancakes were topped with fresh strawberries and a rhubarb compote that was bright, tart and totally complemented the salted caramel sauce that was served in lieu of syrup. If you've never had pancakes with caramel sauce, you must try it here. I had my dish served with yoghurt but cream is also an option. The prices are reasonable and the service is quick and friendly. If you're stopping in Nelson, you absolutely must find your way over to Morrison Street Cafe.

Even my sweetest of sweet teeth had had enough of the sugary pancake breakfasts I'd been eating…read morethroughout our trip, so I homed in on the "pan con tomate" at the Morri Street Cafe for a savory breakfast refresher and quickly fell in love. This is your dish if you aren't an egg person but still want something savory and complex, but there are plenty of other great options too. The Morri Street Cafe was spacious, low-key, and perfect for either a quick grab-and-go or a more leisurely morning wake up.

Having read somewhere that this was affiliated with a (great) Brisbane-area vegetarian restaurant,…read moreI had high hopes for it but went away somewhat underwhelmed. It's a small place with a very open kitchen, which is nice but also shows a few too many bare hands touching food items. The dish I ordered wasn't as good as I'd hoped. For a grandma tofu to come with a bunch of broccoli that wasn't listed on the menu was rather aggravating in itself. To be fair, I probably should have seen them adding it as it was a few feet away from me that they were cooking. They seemed insistent on putting broccoli in everything, which I hate, but which I imagine they'd omit if you asked. But even setting that aside the dish itself wasn't as flavorful or as interesting as it can be when done well. It was a tad bland and not spicy enough, nor filling enough for the price. I might have wanted to give them another chance to do better, but I probably won't get that chance.

Such a great little spot. Relaxed atmosphere, great service and fantastic food!…read more I looked around at what other customers were eating before I ordered and everything looked so good!! I went with the faux chicken curry, and was more than happy

We were here with a group tour and had several breakfasts and one dinner. The food here for dinner…read moreis really good. Sunday is roast day and I had the Pork Roast - amazing. Tender, flavorful. The tomato entree was also beautiful- ripe tomatoes, fresh mozzarella and basil. All 6 at our table enjoyed their meals. Fun martinis for dessert! Breakfast buffet was OK, pretty small and I didn't t care for a lot on the buffet. The breakfast a la carte menu was very good. The potato, hummus, kimchi bowl (vegan) was really nice. Atmosphere is basic, clean and waitstaff is very friendly.

The coffee shop that launched a hundred copies in New Zealand, Midnight Espresso was the beginning…read moreof the "coffee revolution" by the Kiwis. It opened in 1988 and while the neighborhood has changed (and calmed down a bit) and the patrons have changed (and are a bit more mainstream), it's a lively little spot with a fun vibe. Food is served around the clock starting with pastries and pancakes in the morning and moving to burgers and nachos later in the day. What's awesome about Midnight Espresso is that they are open late. Way late. 7:30 am weekdays and 8:00 on weekends, closing at 1:00 am. There's music, there's a fun vibe, there's some history. Five stars. This was the best flat white I had all week across five cities of New Zealand. [Review 468 of 2024 - 119 in New Zealand - round number 21500 overall]

Only place open at like 7:30am on a weekday. I was walking around Cuba street searching for food…read moreand found this place open with a friend. This place was cozy and eclectic with a chalkboard menu, displays of food and pastries, and people coming in and out for breakfast. My friend and I were impressed with the selection of food, lots of vegetarian and vegan options. My Midnight Big Brekky was really good and perfect for the day. Note: they don't have almond milk, but they do have oat and soy milk options.

What an amazing and delicious place to die in. We had the ceviche along with the Fish of the day,…read morewhich was the snapper., the sauce accompanied to this plate was exceptionally delicious. We were served by Brooke, super delightful. The staff was wonderful and attentive. Thank you for a delicious dinner. Thank you Headchef Daisy for a wonderful dinner.

Awful place with terrible food and service. Honestly felt like they were being racist against my…read moretable full of Asians. Many tables were sat and had ordered after us but got their food before us - same dishes that we ordered. Some of those tables even finished their meals before ours arrived. After 45 minutes, we asked about our food and then they all magically turned up. The table next to us confirmed with the server that the fish of the day was frozen and not caught that day. The steak we order was tough and so was the lamb. Lastly, the floor of my seat was littered with food. They just sat us at a dirty table. I recommend the Indian restaurant down the street instead.