Coffee Culture in Aotearoa New Zealand
Nectar - Princess St Dunedin
This new cafe is hopefully in a prime location with the potential for development of this whole are limitless. The interior is pure Wgtn cafe, exposed brick, steel beams and glass, with an upstairs courtyard. It's a beautiful building that has been redeveloped with dignity and modern twists.
The coffee - my flat white was brilliant. Coffee Supreme beans are a great start and the barrista makes a good flat white. It's rich with a nice crema, full flavour and strong, all the ingredients.
They don't offer a coffee card, but a swipe card that you purchase for $10 giving 50c discount on each coffee, but considering they still have flat whites at $3.50 it's relatively priced anyway. There is a modest but reasonably priced food cabinet and small but yummie looking menu.
Apart from the parking problem, this is a must stop if you want a great coffee in a top building.
The coffee - my flat white was brilliant. Coffee Supreme beans are a great start and the barrista makes a good flat white. It's rich with a nice crema, full flavour and strong, all the ingredients.
They don't offer a coffee card, but a swipe card that you purchase for $10 giving 50c discount on each coffee, but considering they still have flat whites at $3.50 it's relatively priced anyway. There is a modest but reasonably priced food cabinet and small but yummie looking menu.
Apart from the parking problem, this is a must stop if you want a great coffee in a top building.
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