5 of the Best Venues to Celebrate this Galantines in Wellington

Astoria has been a Wellington mainstay, serving European-style brunch and dinner to Kiwis since the late 90s. A rustic-style interior situated in a prime spot by Midland Park is not the only reason for the restaurant’s everlasting relevance, as they’ve done well to adjust to the changing times through multiple renovations over the years. The end result is a refined look fitting to serve their house-made pasta and fresh sourdough. This is the perfect place for small and large groups alike

Hosting numerous locations all over the country, Portofino’s capital branch has arguably one of the best views in the city. Located right on Customhouse Quay, take in some waterside views while helping yourself to a bowl of pasta at this restaurant. They also offer a wide range of other Northern Italian dishes that showcase Aotearoa’s splendid seafood

Hosting numerous locations all over the country, Portofino’s capital branch has arguably one of the best views in the city. Located right on Customhouse Quay, take in some waterside views while helping yourself to a bowl of pasta at this restaurant. They also offer a wide range of other Northern Italian dishes that showcase Aotearoa’s splendid seafood

If you’re a Wellington foodie, chances are that you’ve at least heard of Koji. This establishment blends novelty with traditional Japanese cuisine, just recently snagging the 2024 Metropolitan Restaurant of the Year Award. Deriving the absolute most out of New Zealand grown produce, the menu features flavourful combos which stun the palate. Just a few examples include their black pepper wagyu beef udon, or their yellow curry beef doughnut.