Another brand that we have been eyeing. This is the third…read morelocation we have visited since traveling into this country. One of which was an outlet location. Quality/Quantity - New to the brand, but it seems of good quality. We have been eyeing this brand in our Reno home town, usually at the REI and other sporting goods stores. Now that we are in NZ, it motivated us (really my wife) to pick up a souvenir, or two. Atmosphere - Good size location. Probably the largest of the 3 we have visited so far. Off a main street, and a block away from the major mall. Open 7 days a week, see Yelp or their website for specific hours. Service - Good. Price - Above average, but that is the price for quality! Well, it was nice to have a current advantage with the US currency exchange rate in our favor. Owner Comment - Congrats on your 30+ years of success since 1987. 2018 Acquired Oboz. 2019 Acquired Rip Curl. 2022 Renamed company KMD.

Kathmandu is always a dangerous place for me to go by, but these days I head straight for the…read moreclearance rack and try to ignore everything else. if I find something, great, if not, I head out. :-)

A bit strange to hit this chain bookstore with all the great bohemian shopping but I stopped in…read morehere for my postcards. Found them after asking the clerk for some help. Not a great selection but it was enough. Lots of retail priced books and magazines and greeting cards. [Review 478 of 2024 - 128 in New Zealand - 21510 overall]

Books in NZ are generally pricey but you'll often find specials on offer here - although they tend…read moreto be popular cookery books, gardening manuals etc. Whether you're after wrapping paper, the latest bestseller or a newly released DVD, this is a pretty good starting point. This store is pretty small compared to its posher cousin in Lambton Quay, and its selection is limited - so if you don't find what you're looking for here, take a stroll 15 minutes across town and chances are, they'll have what you're after.

Tons of cheap imported stuff including lots of stuff that isn't souvenirs. If you're looking for…read moreHalloween-style makeup, you'll find that here along with gift wrapping and costumes and all sorts. It's a crowded shop with more merchandise than they can easily fit on the shelves. Watch your self and look out for bargains. I found a nice display of ballcaps and purchased my "Kiwi" hat that I will wear for the rest of my trip to New Zealand and beyond. Prices are low. [Review 482 of 2024 - 132 in New Zealand - 21514 overall]

The only reason I'm giving this space 4/5 stars is because I wish there was a variety in drink…read moresizes. My partner and I ordered flat whites today and they were well made. I appreciate that they offer decaf as an option. Our baristas were kind and I love the grungy atmosphere/decor. We spent ~$12.

It really depends on the day, but if you get one of the good barista's then the coffee, music, and…read moregeneral atmosphere are great. But, roll the dice because on the wrong day you might catch a hungover angry alternative-culture-type that arrogantly assumes making coffee requires zero skill or practice. Over time you get a feel for the days when it isn't worth going there. A small average cabinet of food products, bliss ball, slices, etc... Nothing to write home about but also nothing to cause regret. You went for the coffee anyway, and if you hit a lucky barista day then you'll go back again. The cafe functions as a small gallery for artists, there is often something new to see on the walls. 3.75/5

What a great place! There are other nice antique stores on…read moreTinakori Road in Thorndon, but most are a little on the pricey side -- either a small amount of expensive stock, or tons of ceramics and bric-a-brac. They're all worth a visit, but Memory Lane strikes the right balance, and is the best of the bunch! Lots of antiques and vintage, nicely displayed and easy to see and touch. Very reasonable prices on everything, and the owner and staff are super friendly, helpful and a pleasure to deal with. Got some cool ephemera, a fantastic book, and a beautiful old box. Can't wait to go back and see what else I can find :)

Lots of classic Kiwiana here. The store is tiny, but look carefully, there's something for…read moreeveryone. Came away with a 1950s scrapbook of the Royal visit and a jewellery box made of native woods. The store assistant was real helpful. You want to come to a place like this instead of the nonsense souvenirs you'll find in the airport or at Te Papa

We stopped here on our way to Cape Palliser Lighthouse. They make a very good and spicy Chai latte…read more Inside they have the typical savory and sweet pastry items and is served in a rustic cottage with knickknacks to purchase. Service was friendly.

Hole in the wall but great cappuccino and bakery goods! We stopped here while the road closed for a…read morecattle crossing and it was worth the stop.

This is our local German bakery. It is simply the best. We buy our bread and pastries always from…read morehere.

Place was recommended to me by a friend so i came to check it out…read more Got a French sandwich and a Italian sandwich as well as two chocolate Danish's. They were amazing and I will be back again. Everything looks store just. looks delicious.

We were parked right beside Pandora Panetteria so after lunch, we made a quick pit stop. It's one…read moreof our friend's favourite places that she recommended to us. They have two other locations in the CBD and four in Auckland. We dropped in on a Sunday afternoon (around 3:50pm) just before they were closing. Luckily, they told us we could get takeaway. There's a brunch menu (7:00am to 2:30pm) along with breads, sandwiches, pastries and cakes. The pineapple Brazil-nut cake ($5.90 NZD for a slice) sounded promising. - Flat white ($4.00 NZD) - B liked this one quite a bit. Good flavour.

My partner and I got a steak and cheese pie and a steak, bacon and mushroom pie. Both were…read moreincredibly tasty and a great breakfast for us. Cute, laid back atmosphere, as well.