Wellington’s favourite haven of kitsch. Up a flight of stairs, Mighty Mighty is a local for locals. Be bedazzled by the riotous interior while knocking back the house specialities…Castlepoint lager big bottles, Lion Brown by the jug and some of the best toasties in town.
A modern interpretation of the traditional public house – a gastropub; offering the best in creative beer and food matching. Good spot for Sunday sessions in the sun and people-watching.
An the ambulance building in the 1920’s, a great music venue in the 70’s and 80’s and now a modern art deco bar and restaurant, St John’s is pretty cool. One a sunny day the hot pink bean bags are out.
A reading room, lounge bar serving up superb cocktails, live music venue plus dessert bar serving up the finest sweet treats.
A discreet cocktail lounge trapped in the 1970s. Providing sophisticated drinks to a discerning clientele since 1999, Motel prides itself on style and service.
One half of musical comedy act Mrs. Peacock and sole member of mostly non-musical comedy act Jarrod Baker.
Locally-raised journalist & writer, he began his working life elbow-deep in restaurant dishes & learnt most of his descriptive language from irate chefs & maitre'ds.
Digging around for bargains is Bel's fave kind of shopping, but she will admit: she even enjoys supermarket shopping.
Wellington can become a bit of a ghost town over the Christmas break, as people venture off in search of sun and beaches. This year the exodus...
