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8 years ago
Fairly decent selection of what you need, though oddly no distilled water!
271 High St
Motueka 7120
New Zealand
0800 807 070
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https://www.newworld.co.nz
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What time does New World open?
New World opens at 7:30 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does New World close?
New World closes at 9:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 7:30 AM - 9:00 PM
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Yes, New World has parking options.
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This seems to be the more wholesome version of a supermarket in Nelson. Yes there is the Countdown…read moreand New World Market, but Fresh Choice is smaller and has more "local". These are locally operated under a franchise model so different stores have different management, but at least for now it still has that charm. We loved the various fresh produce and the set of organic choices was great. We were fortunate to be able to just walk there from our lodgings and it was nice to get a fresh batch of organic produce for the evening. So if you are in Nelson, give this spot a try, its nicer that the more typical spots around town.
When traveling abroad I enjoy stopping by supermarkets to see what different items are available…read morefrom those standard at my local California supermarket. While walking around downtown Nelson we stumbled upon Fresh Choice. We saw interesting vegetables, substantial meat substitute options, a automated wine tasting system, and a nice selection of Whittaker's chocolates at good prices. I stocked up on the chocolate for gifts for friends. The cashier was very friendly. We found it well worth the visit during our limited time in Nelson.
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The South Island of New Zealand is pretty unsettled, but here in northern wine country, you can…read morefind this sweet health food store. It is predictably expensive, but offers a ton of bulk bins for both people staying in the area and snacks for the passing traveler. They have a very nice selection of specialty items and are a vegetarian haven. They also were offering real fruit ice cream, wherein they take some plain ice cream and some berries and put them in a blender in front of you. I don't eat a ton of dairy these days, but in New Zealand, it's a big deal. All told, I would definitely give it a visit.
A small store but with everything you need smack dab in the center of the action in Picton. I was…read moreimpressed with the selection of produce. If I were staying longer than two days in Picton, I would have gotten some of the meat and bacon. They sure looked good. The store's got all the necessities to make a meal or grab something hot or cold that's ready to eat. And of course it's got paper and other dry goods, has a small pharmacy section, a good bit of alcohol, etc. - really, everything you need. Also stuff you (and by that, I mean me) shouldn't be eating on your diet, like the Sultana biscuits I found in China in 2018, but haven't found since - until now. Who would think I'd find them again in Picton, New Zealand, in 2024? Life is good. The diet resumes when I return home. Friendly staff members here. BTW, someone at the store has a sense of humor. See the two self-explanatory photos.
We went here before we got back on the ferry to go back to the north island and they have a wide…read morevariety of groceries and then even sell wine and beer. Come by here if you can! The girls that work at the store were very polite too.
How do you find Will Smith in the snow? You follow the Fresh Prints. . .
This is a very good Countdown, it is not the newest Countdown but has many renovations done, the…read morestaff are always friendly and helpful, and the stores smaller size makes it great to shop at.
Decent wine selection with a lot of well-priced local wines…read more Clean store with friendly staff and quick and easy out with minimum number of items. If parking is full, street parking is an option.
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We found out about The Nelson Market through chatting with one of the winery hosts. Lucky because…read morethis one was great! It's only on Saturday's from 8:00am to 1:00pm (or more likely to about 1:30pm). We dropped in right around Saturday during lunchtime. There's an excellent variety of vendors; a mix of food, arts and crafts. This is definitely the best market we've been to in New Zealand! We checked out a couple places: 1) Banjo Brews Kombucha We always love trying new kombucha places. This one you can sample all their flavours (around half a dozen). We ended up getting one bottle, the Himalayan ($4.00 NZD). 2) Dutch apple donut ($4.50 NZD). I never caught the name of this vendor but they were making fresh apple donuts. We got one fresh out of the fryer! Tasty and filled with a bunch of goodies. 3) Little Shaggery Farm We spotted some dried fruit (apple crisps and dried plums). We tasted both and really liked the apple crisps ($7.00 NZD for 150g bag). They were just the right sweetness. Perfect for snacking. We also tried two varieties of their pears ($4.00 NZD/kg); chojuro nashi and shinseiki nashi. 4) Windsong Orchard We spotted this place selling organic plums. They had two types: elephant heart and omega plums ($6.00 NZD/kg). We sampled the elephant ears, which were super sweet, so we ended up buying a few for the road. 5) Bratwurst Grill They specialize in traditional Bavarian sausages. This spot was non-stop busy and ended up selling out! Crazy. We tried a bratwurst ($5.00 NZD); great bread, tasty sausage and the mustard was fantastic. The lady ran out of bread and was selling just the sausage ($4.00 NZD). People were still buying them. They have a counter selling sausages to take home. The dried/fermented salami looked really, really good. Authentic and great prices. 6) The Wrapshack We shared a falafel ($12.00 NZD). Homemade chickpea patties with fresh herbs & spices, garlic hummus and mint yoghurt. This is one hefty wrap. Flavours were decent but nothing overly memorable. We sampled a couple other vendors and browsed the wares. If you're in Nelson on the weekend, it's a must!
Delightful farmer's market with lots of local fruit (cherries, plums and berries when we were…read morethere) and veg as well as some more unusual items like gourmet mushroom products (tapenade, ginger, smoked...mmm). Also food to eat while you are there such as empanadas and ice cream (mixed berry and ginger and mandarin were both great). Local country and blues guitarist added to the atmosphere. Don't miss if you're in Blenheim on Sunday morning
Good coffee and delicious cinnamon brioche - but at $20.50 for two coffees and the brioche it is…read moreofficially the most expensive cafe I have been into in NZ. Funky place but won't be buying there again.
Excellent coffee shop with a welcoming vibe and scrumptious pastries. Coffee will get you shaking…read moreyour tail feathers more often than a fantail. Decor is chill. Comfy couches abound. Sweet spot to relax, hang out, power up or wind down. Free WiFi with varying codes, avail at the counter. Sodas available too. Love this spot.
All kinds of organic fruits and vegetables, yogurt, canned goods, bottled sauces, oils and anything…read moreyou could want. And the nicest owners of her! A joy to visit.
The spot where Nelson locals go. The main reason? Those tasty, handmade pies with delicious…read morefillings and flaky crust. They have all your classics - mince, mince & cheese, bacon & egg, steak & cheese, etc., AND always a vegetarian option on hand like curried vegetables & chickpeas. Pies are $4.50 NZD a pop. The store also has lots of cold beverages and a few basic pantry staples. Laidback super casual vibe, with countertops to stand at while you wolf down your pie. Also some bench seating outside!
Based in Nelson - the northern part of South Island, Pic's Peanut Butter is undoubtedly one of New…read moreZealand's favorite spreads. Peanut butter enthusiasts as well as foodies from around the world trek here not only to learn about peanuts, but also to experience where the magic begins. Pic's Peanut Butter offers daily tours of the factory and guests will have opportunity to watch the process as nuts tumble out of Roasting Matilda and feed into the grinder before being squirted into jars. After the tours (approximately 40 minutes), be sure to make your way to the cafe for some amazing delights. With the use of peanut and peanut butter as key ingredients, you'll find variety of creative sweet and savory options that will fancy any taste buds. The gift shop is a great place to pick up some souvenirs or stock up on more peanut butter goodies. More importantly, Pic's Peanut Butter is committed to giving back to local community and to the world. They give out free tumblers for donations of any size. Thanks Barney & Olly for your generous hospitality (and private tour) while visiting Pic's Peanut Butter!
This is hands down the best coffee in New Zealand! I've traveled the world and I'm a bit of a…read morecoffee snob, and this place is amazing. If you're a fan of gourmet coffee, a charming setting to drink it in and lovely people serving it to you, this is the place! The owner Claris is awesome and pulls most of the coffee herself. The people behind the counter are all so kind and lovely. And the space is so cute and there's a wonderful view of the mountains. This is the spot. Go here. You'll be back.
Best cappuccino I had while in New Zealand. Their snacks are also great. Super comfy place to relax…read morewith a cup of coffee in between NZ adventures. Definitely stop in!
I was in route to my hotel and we stopped by this lovely vineyard. The view is breathtaking. I did…read morenot have dinner there, but I had a lovely wine tasting. There's a fantastic terrace, there's indoor seating, and there's also availability to sit on the grass. The Vineyard is breathtaking with a fantastic view of the adjacent lake. My photo did not do it justice! The vineyard has multiple varietals, and I recommend you try as many as you would like. Keep in mind none of which you would find outside NZ so highly recommend consideration of spoiling yourself and enjoy when you get home. I know NZ is commonly known for white wines but there are some gorgeous reds that are a must!!! They also ship to several countries. Our wine steward for the tasting was knowledgeable, friendly, thoughtful and extremely helpful. It is a gorgeous setting.
Wow, amazing locally made ice cream of superior quality. The scoops are generous and they can make…read moretwo flavors out of a single. The passion fruit was incredible and the ginger biscuit had a ginger zing! Pints are available. Go here!