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11 years ago
The barista coffee at this New World is surprisingly good. Getting a coffee at a supermarket is usually sort of a last resort, but my flat white could have held its own against any number of Palmy cafes. read more
374 Victoria Ave
Palmerston North 4410
New Zealand
06 349 0990
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http://www.newworld.co.nz
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What time does New World open?
New World opens at 7:00 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 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Does New World have parking?
Yes, New World has parking options.
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I forgot to take photos of their speciality chocolate display, & speciality cheeses - yummy! Don't…read moreget that in Auckland! Forgot to check if cheeses were local but was great display & choices! Blown away with their homemade quiches & pies. If we had a new world like this in Auckland I'd be there. I've rated 4 stars because of the speciality variety of foods that aren't available like that in Auckland supermarkets.
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Bulk food and a lot of interesting brands you sometimes can't get in the supermarkets.read more
From the owner: Moore Wilson's was established in 1918 and is still family owned and operated, with 4 locations in…read morethe Wellington region. Foodservice - where chefs shop Fresh Market - for all your gourmet needs Wines and Beers - great range at trade prices Variety - everything from kitchenware to luggage Toys - fantastic range including Lego and children's books
Gets upgraded to 4 stars as Bevin, their manager made a personal delivery of fresh orange juice to…read moremy nearby villa when I exclaimed dissatisfaction that the store didn't have any fresh squeezed juice. WOW.... where does this happen? !!!
Storefront on the side street (fronting the square).
This was a great store. In addition to standard foodstuff, there is a wide range of specialty…read morefoods to choose from, many of which are local.Would highly recommend.
Emporium upstairs has lotsa kitchen stuff. Caters to hospo…read moreindustry and foodies. Not bargain pricing model, but real deal pro gear and interesting knick knacks. Downstairs foodhall expensive but again some gourmet stuff and a nice vibe. Warehouse food area is fair to middling prices mixed occasionally a good deal. Wine store is the star of the show. Extensive nz selection from all regions prices good. 5 food trucks in the car park still free for an hour plus whilst u wander on the premises. Loo for customers out of order not a good look. Used to be a solid 5 star and must do when in Welly. Slipped to a 4 minus. Recommended though.
Local Artisan Breads and Patisserie
A huge range of local and imported wines.
Nice little New World with most of what you're looking for. The staff is friendly and helpful…read more I wish they would stay open later but we managed. Be sure to get a frequent shopper discount card if you don't have one. It's free and doesn't need to be activated online first. BTW the double chocolate chip muffins are fantastic.
Good selection of sodas
Clean bright aisles
Located in Wellington, New Zealand, it was chock full of identifiable groceries for a visitor for…read morethe US, and at comparable prices. I really had a good time slowing walking the aisles identify items and see how much they were. There are two major supermarket chains in New Zealand: Foodstuffs (New World, Pak'n'Save, FourSquare) and Woolworths (Countdown). This was the second grocery store we visited on our cruise tour through NZ, and this one was significantly bigger. It pretty much had every item a traveler or local would need, and the prices were comparable to US prices (once accounting for the currency exchange). There were also quite a few Asian specific items, ones that I would only find in an Asian grocery store in the states. My brother was searching for very high UMF Honey and he found the place where it would be...but they were sold out. One thing to note was that they clearly kept their eggs in the unrefrigerated section.
What can I say more than a good sized supermarket, well stocked with both regional and…read moreinternational products; it seemed a little pricer than further out of Welly but to be expected for the city I guess. A great, wide range of produce.
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I've got such a good memory of this place! I've been in New…read moreZealand for a short period of time and I think that its one of my favorite. I was abroad for several months already, and I was badly homesick. Every single French person would tell you the same thing: what they really miss when they're abroad is French food and especially French bread and bakery. (also saucisson, and cheese) One day, some friends of mine showed me this very special place. I was skeptical first, because you can't find true real French bakeries abroad easily. Usually you find croissants which don't taste like croissants in France T___T! I'm not saying there'nt good, just saying that they taste different. But when I came closer I could see the little sticker on the door "Artisan boulanger". Startled I yelled :"no way!!! It's a real French bakery!!" A huge smile on my face, I ordered croissants, pies, Florentins comme à la maison! They taste just like the ones I could buy in France. Such a good quality, such a delight! (*o*) I deeply recommend this place for all those who like French food or for those who just want to have a little taste of France.
This is a lovely little french bakery shop, I think the ownership has changed recently and while…read morethe pastries are nice and there is natural made chocolate. The range is quite similar to others. I was expecting to see something outstanding with remarkable presentation and I saw a fairly simple 'deli' layout with table and chairs both inside and outside. Its a lovely place, the food is nice but its not quite an 'experience'
Have gone here several times over the last few years. I've always found the food to be very good,…read moreand as would be expected, so is the coffee.
Love the coffee here best coffee in levin quick and easy…read more Lovely smiles and a warm family feel
Great charming cafe. Had the bacon, toast and poached eggs breakfast. Beautifully plated and good…read moreorganic ingredients. Very tasty!! Also, Best long black in town. If you order coffee make sure the mysterious red bearded man, makes it for you. He knows his way around an expresso machine .
Now at new location in Marton High St. Had an excellent savoury muffin. Feta, spinach, tomatoes,…read morepeppers and cheese. Delicious and just warm from the oven. Only negative was the cumin seeds, slightly overpowering. Good coffee. Really friendly helpful staff who wanted to give good service. Funky relaxed interior. Best cafe we saw in
Great little cafe for lunch on the road between Wellington and Taupo. It's a little hipster cafe in…read morethe middle of nowhere. We shared a salad and a savory tart, and the ingredients were fresh and tasty in both! I'm sure they were locally grown, organic, non-GMO, and sustainably farmed too ...
Feeling like not cooking lunch or dinner and something quick and easy…read more Young's Chinese with fish and chips is an option. Good priced fish and chips, And a Chinese smorgasbord board. Food is nice but a little oily. But other than that it's a nice take away or eat in front of the TV.
We stopped in for a coffee on our way to explore the region further based on a recommendation from…read moresome local friends. The coffee was great, probably one of the better ones that I've had from the different cafes we tried in the Whanganui/Palmerston North area. I had a soy late (the cafe uses Illy) and the flavour was well rounded and nicely flavoured and the soy milk wasn't over heated which was a blessing. Whilst we didn't have time to stop for long, the Cooperage is open 7 days a week for breakfast and lunch and with the added bonus of being connected to 2 different furniture/homeware stores its a lovely destination for a girls lunch date.
Nice atmosphere with good menu and cabinet food. I had a solid Mac n cheese and my friend had a…read moreyummy chicken noodle solid. Reasonable prices. The highlights were the milkshakes - we got salted caramel and chocolate overload - delicious, lots of whipped cream, syrup and chunks of chocolate all in a funky vintage jar - looked and tasted amazing. Good parking nearby, great place for a catch up with the girls. Will go here again
Stopped here for a quick flat white & a little treat (sweet pinwheel) on the way to Napier…read more Friendly service, good coffee (double shot flat white) & pinwheel was great too. Good place to stop on your way thru
The lovely Ali was warm and friendly. Her cafe is everything that a cafe should be. Food yummy and…read moreplentiful. Great Coffee . Highly recommended.
You wouldn't expect to find a cafe in mitre 10, but this is a good find. The best thing about it is…read moreit has an enclosed indoor playground for the kids, so dad can look around mitre 10, kids can play and mum can have a hot drink - all while keeping warm inside. The food is ok, little pricy, but they have a good selection of coffee, tea and other hot drinks. Definitely recommend if you've got young kids
What a beautiful gem of a shop. They have so many products made from honey lip, balm, lotions, body…read morebalm.make sure to try their ice cream made w honey. The shop owner super hospitable, so many honeys to taste from,. Their baby bottom honey balm is a must. They even have a starter kit for bee keeping and growing your own honey
The food was really good. The service was quick and efficient. I came with a group of 6 and we…read moreseated quickly and received excellent service.
Annual visit to 'Palmy', and another visit to Barista - venerable purveyors of fine coffee and…read moregreat 'cabinet' food was pleasant enough. Cold winter's day July 1 along busy George Street, parking a tad tuff round 530pm, seated in a cozy rear table under a massive heat pump in the cavernous big ol' restaurant/ cafe = we were there for evening meal - a couple and a nine year old. BYO wine policy still in place happily - the feature losing it's popularity with new restauranteurs it seems - we brought a lovely Pinot Noir along for the occasion. Scratch made food on the dinner menu still - slipped a notch from a decade ago - based on yesterday's experience - a 4 rather than previous 5 star - but better than 'ok' duck - missed a couple of our orders - forgot one completely and 'switched' calamari into slightly rubbery prawns - coffees were superb - kiddie meal of chicken n chips was better than ours. Service is spotty - occasional bright stars - but again NOT at the TOP level of year's past - we've been coming here a LONG time. Prices have crept UP whilst quality of 'cheffing' down is a loss of one star on overall rating BUT would return based on the experience, and recommend BARISTA