It is hard to sum up New Zealand in a few words. The country has an incredible culture, its food is phenomenal, and its people must be among the friendliest in the world.
Then, there’s the scenery. This must be among the most beautiful places in the world. Sure, many places lay claim to such a statement, but in New Zealand, it’s a sentiment that’s not overstated.
Is it possible to feel both far away and close at the same time? If so, that is the feeling New Zealand gives. Its culture feels familiar yet foreign at the same time. Visitors might be forgiven if they feel as though they’ve traveled to the edge of the Earth or for wanting to return again and again.
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Charley Noble
Charley Noble began in 2013 inside the Huddart Parker building with a smart-casual dining experience in mind. Its founder, Paul Hoather, aimed to replicate the success of his previous venture, The Whitehouse restaurant. At Charley Noble, we have always prioritized customers’ needs and emphasized using quality ingredients. The team uses an open woodfire to cook, a nod to the origins of culinary art.
El Matador – Café, Asador Grill & Bar
Logan Brown
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The Hangar
The Larder
