Hospitality

 Andi & Sam. Business owners & Barista’s Coffee 101 is focused on serving you, simply the best coffee…however you like it. Find out more… Read more…

Nelson’s only dedicated & original burger joint Proud winners of Best Restaurant & Best Service/Ambience at the 2019 Nelson Hospitality Awards Welcome to Burger Culture, Nelson’s only dedicated burger joint – fresh, handcrafted, independent. Our fundamental goal is to create a destination that delights the senses. Be nostalgic, cast your mind back to when you were a kid; you only ever Read more…

The Food Sit yourself down and treat yourself to an overflowing salad or wrap lush with every colour of the rainbow. Enjoy goodies you just won’t see at other places; sweet vivid baby beets, anti-oxidant packed quinoa, crispy golden noodles, melt in your mouth roasted vegetables, crunchy protein packed pumpkin seeds, fresh herbs intense with flavour, crisp snow peas, juicy Read more…

ABOUT US WE HAVE LIVED IN NELSON FOR 17 YEARS AND STARTED THE RESTAURANT WITH THE HOPE TO BRING VIETNAMESE CUISINE TO NELSON’S COMMUNITY. WE WERE AWARE THAT THERE WERE NO VIETNAMESE RESTAURANTS IN NELSON, AND THAT NELSON DID NOT KNOW MUCH ABOUT THE VIETNAMESE CULTURE AND FOOD. WE WANTED TO PRESENT THE VIETNAMESE FOOD IN A WAY THAT MADE Read more…

   Golden Bell Authentic Thai Cuisine from all of the regions of Thailand – an enticing and heady mix of the subtle and spectacular. The food is a delightful artform – tastes mingle with rich complexity, and the presentation is a feast for the eyes. Featuring the pinnacle of memories of exotic Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam and India, that hints Read more…

Nelson City, New Zealand The Provincial Apartments is a recently renovated historic building (2017)– one of the very first hotels built in Nelson in 1865. No longer a tavern, it was where the sailors used to dock their boats and come in for a drink.  Since then most of the land has been reclaimed and the sea is further away Read more…

Nearing its 40th anniversary, the Nelson Market is an integral part of the Nelson community, bringing crowds into the central city on Saturday mornings. The market was launched by Nita Knight in the late 1970s. She was struck by the vibrancy of the region and the range of arts and crafts produced here. Held first in the Miller’s Acres Carpark, Read more…