Wellington’s Gourmet Food Lover’s Destination
Moore Wilson’s Wellington, nestled in Te Aro, is a must-visit for food lovers seeking top-quality ingredients and an inspiring shopping experience. Renowned for its impressive variety of fresh produce, gourmet delicatessen items, and specialty imports, this establishment consistently impresses with its pristine meat and seafood counters, artisan cheese, and curated wine selection. Shoppers appreciate the knowledgeable and passionate staff who provide outstanding customer service, ensuring every visit is both pleasant and rewarding. Whether you’re a professional chef or a home cook, Moore Wilson’s offers a vibrant, well-organized space to discover new flavors and enjoy premium products, making it a cherished part of Wellington’s culinary scene.
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Peter Foster
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Raymond Lee
in the last weekTop notch produce
Andrej R
a week agoWhile a bit on the pricey side Moore Wilson's have an incredible range of great produce, meat and dairy and most things I ever need/want, and typically of outstanding quality. The "chook wagon" is unfortunately long gone. Also worth noting that the bulk section is awesome, I'd rather buy 500 g of caraway seeds for 10 bucks than 45 g at the supermarket for 3.50 The bulk section caters to my frozen berry, yogurt, dried fruit, free-range egg and nut needs at very reasonable prices. And of course there is also the well-stocked liquor department, with its knowledgeable and friendly staff. A huge selection of wines. I'll have to add the recommendation to avoid the place before a holiday - my usual routine of getting in early (before 8 on a Saturday) and out before it gets too busy didn't work out today. ;-) That aside it's still (and despite being expensive) one of my favourite shopping spots. The service in the kitchenware department is outstanding.
John Graumans
a week agoGood range
Vaughan Hedley
3 weeks agoSeldom these days can we visit a department store. Top floor of children's toys and a fair amount of Lego. Middle floor of a vast array of kitchen equipment, well worth a look. Bottom floor is a foodies delight. Cakes galore and "To die for" becomes more of a certainty than an expression. Breads of all types but mainly the delicious variety. Cheeses, vegetables, fruit, coffee, fresh pressed orange juice, a small café area... a delight to visit. Even better... not overpriced.