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Wining and Dining

Jackson Street, Petone is a foodies paradise but there are other great experiences such as seaside al fresco in the Eastern Bays and the fun family Cadillac Diner.


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A list of Hutt Valley Cafes and Restaurants

Hutt Valley has a wide range of caf'e and dining experiences, including Jackson Street, Petone, well known for its vibrant cafe scene and great selection of mixed ethnic eateries.

Read what massive Australian food bloggers Not Quite Nigella and Grab Your Fork say about some foodie places in Petone.


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Antonio Cacace

La Bella Italia

La Bella is the perfect way to experience Italy right here in the Hutt Valley with its authentic Italian food, gift ideas, original recipes, catering and service.


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Gusto Bistro

Gusto is Petone’s neighbourhood bistro located on the corner of Jackson and Queen streets in a beautifully renovated 1930s art deco building.


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Cobar

Cobar Restaurant is set in the heart of Days Bay, one of Wellingtons favourite getaways.  While Cobar is only a short drive or quick ferry ride from Wellington, you will feel a million miles away as you relax and soak up the views of the harbour, whatever the weather.


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Short Straw Cafe

Take a break and visit Wellington's first cafe built from bales of straw! Relax and admire the surrounding vistas of rolling hills and rural landscapes while enjoying cafe style food.

This cafe is child and family friendly only an 8 minute drive from the Silverstream shopping centre. You will enjoy this unique dining experience inside the cosy straw bale walls of The Short Straw Cafe. 

 


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Wallaceville House

History, serenity and privacy. From the moment you arrive, Wallaceville House will delight. The surrounding bush providing a natural amphitheatre with the chattering of birds being the only interruption.


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Nuku Tewhatewha

This nationally significant pataka (Maori store house, usually for food) was commissioned by paramount chief Wi Tako Ngatata of Te Atiawa and carved in the 1850's as a sign of support for Kingitanga, or the Maori King Movement.


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Jackson Street, Petone

Jackson Street is a heritage icon, combining an eclectic mix of old buildings with funky cafés and boutique shopping. The retail strip boasts a huge variety of specialty shops, cafés, bars and restaurants that supply a wide range of ethnic foods, great coffee and products not available anywhere else.


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