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Cuba Street, Courtenay Place, the night market and the Sunday harbourside market.
The food capital of New ZealandWhy Wellington eats so well.
A Wellington food tourCafés and restaurants across the city.
The heart of Wellington: Cuba StreetThe city’s favourite street.
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Cuba Street, Courtenay Place, the night market and the Sunday harbourside market. Each name has its own page; the About and Explore buttons there open an AI search for current details.
| Name | Kind | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Cuba StreetCity centre | Food street | Bohemian street of cafés, bars and cheap eats. |
| Courtenay PlaceCity centre | Dining and nightlife | Main street for restaurants, bars and theatres. |
| Wellington Night MarketCuba Street | Night market | Weekly evening street-food market. |
| Harbourside MarketWaterfront by Te Papa | Market | Sunday fruit, vegetable and food market. |
| Moore Wilson’sTory Street | Food store | Wellington’s well-known food hall and grocer. |
| Hannah’s LanewayLeeds Street | Food lane | A short lane of bakeries, chocolate and small eateries. |
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