Everyone knows people from Wellington are very particular about their coffee and I swear this is…read morethe best coffee shop in town! There coffee is so good I think they put drugs in it!?! - I joke but their coffee is amazing

Really great coffee stand. There flat whites are always on point. There hot chocolates are out of…read morethis world on a cold day but watch out for the sugar rush that follows. Friendly staff makes it a perk to keep coming back to.

Great coffee shop! One of the glass walls open up to outdoor seating. This seems to be a newer…read morelocation in city center and it's buzzing with people. To our surprise, they had oat milk! I've been searching for oat milk the entire time I've been in NZ and only found it once. I'd recommend the iced oat latte and oat flat white.

Meeting a local friend on a recent trip, his suggestion was to meet here first. I'm thankful we…read moredid! Husk is a cool little place down a hallway off Ghuznee Street; the twinkle lights and colors invite you in, but you can't see what it's really like until you're closer. They have outdoor seating with plenty of light and heaters for cold weather. Inside it's cozy with a handful of tables, bar seating, and a large area devoted to the brewery. Choice Bros. Brewing makes their beers here; this is their sole facility and taproom. The staff was friendly from the get-go. They have a lot of choices on tap, and happily do tasting flights. I just loved the purple glow lights around the brew kettles, made for a nice evening backdrop long after the brewers had finished for the day. I tried four diverse styles and loved them all. I only wish I had had food! For any beer lover in Wellington, this is a must-stop!

If not local bring your passport. I've never had this happen before in NZ but turn 30 next week and…read moremy husband and I were denied service. Was suggested we walk back to our hotel and grab our passports, even though we had brought other ID. Very strange. We did not return.

Very average service and food. Ordered the beef cheek on…read moretoast with poached egg on top. Very little beef cheek, looked like it was used as a spread on the soggiest toast. Friend had to wait 20 mins longer to receive her meal. Drinks served in takeaway cups despite eating in. They said they were very busy but while we were there they seemed to have quite a few staff and cafe was barely 1/2 full. Very disappointing and felt like a waste of money.

Non existent service but tasty food and coffee…read more Mojo staff, if you're reading this... When a customer walks in and sits down its a nice idea to acknowledge them and perhaps bring a menu and glass of water; then direct them to order and pay at the register. Being flatly and repeatedly ignored isn't a great customer satisfaction tactic.

Our last day in Wellington meant we had a couple hours left to check out a few more food spots. We…read moredrove into Newtown again as a friend had highly recommended Peoples Coffee. We dropped in on a Tuesday at lunch time and the place was busy. An interesting mix of people; families, friends and solo workers. The inside is your typical cool, hipster coffee shop. They had about 10 different coffee beans for purchase along with chutneys, almond butter and sauerkraut from Esther's. The menu is short and sweet. Black, white, filter and cold brew for coffee options. Three toast options for the food menu and a pastry case of croissants, danishes, cookies, etc. - Flat white ($5.00 NZD large) - B said this was her favourite of all the spots we'd been to on the north island. Beautiful presentation. The flavour was smoother and creamier than others. Great spot to get your coffee fix on.

The service was below average, the coffee was not that good did not give milk or something to stir,…read moreno Wi-Fi, place looks cute from outside bit does not even take foreign credit cards.

Great coffee and the fastest service in Wellington. Owner operator roasts his own coffee beans and…read moreit's a real family business.

I came here on my own and had loved it. Despite what others have suggested, the prices here are…read morebang on those for other cafes in Wellington. Furthermore, the coffee is unusually innovative: I had a 'steam punk' coffee, and it was fantastic. The service meanwhile was friendly, quick and helpful. Though I didn't have any of the delicious cakes on offer, their prices were also competitive. Instead I sipped my coffee, drank in the views of the harbour under blue skies and reflected on what a great deal Wellingtonians have with their city.

Went to Mojo poneke today for something to eat. The place is over rated, too pricy, poor service…read moreand the food and coffee below average

Stopped by here for a quick lunch and the restaurant was quite empty. It's a cute Mexican…read morecafe/coffee roaster. One thing to note is that they use Mexican coffee beans which is very acidic. The barista described it as fruity. I personally couldn't taste the fruitiness, it was straight up sour for me. I wouldn't recommend trying their coffee if you don't like much acidity in your coffee. But if you like the sourness in your coffee, then go for it!! They have non-dairy milk options: almond & soy. I had Papas Bravas for lunch which was baked potatoes, scrambled eggs and salsa. It was more like breakfast but I enjoyed it.

good coffee, solid breakfast. get the baliadas - light, crispy tortilla, lava-hot refried beans…read more could use a bit more crema, but it's got a welcome, unexpected kick of spicy.

Another Wellington institution that has recently undergone a face lift…read more Excellent coffee and food. Hip stylish interior and great staff. Perfect for a business meeting, lunch much with friends or a date.

This is a popular cafe - it is open both week days and weekends. There is indoor and outdoor…read moreseating with a nice outlook over Midland Park. It is popular with people for business meetings through the week due to its proximity to many office buildings. The service is nice and there is a reasonable range of food. It offers mostly cooked options (eggs etc) or there are some bread and baked goods in the cabinet, but there is little fresh in the form of salads. The range would probably suit most. Access is good for anyone with mobility issues.