North Island
Milk and Honey
Cuisine: Bar Food, Cafe, Coffee & Tea, New Zealand
21 Kelburn Parade
(Ground Floor, Rankine Brown Building, Victoria University)
Kelburn
Wellington City 04 463 5702
(Ground Floor, Rankine Brown Building, Victoria University)
Kelburn
Wellington City 04 463 5702
Hours:
- Mon & Tues 8am – 5pm
- Wed – Fri 8am – 9pm
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Facilities/Features:
- Conference Facilities
- Scenic View
- Out Catering
- Private Dining Room
- Private Functions
- Wedding Functions
- Breakfast Meetings
- Payment Types: EFTPOS, Visa, MasterCard
- Price Range: Moderate, $15 - $25
- Dress Code: Smart casual
- Seating for: 80
- BYO/Corkage: No BYO
- Parking: Free Off-Street
- Good For Groups: Yes
- Takeaways: Yes
- Takes Reservations: Yes
- Dietary Restrictions: Vegetarian, Dairy-free, Gluten-free
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
- Outdoor Seating: Yes
- Meals: Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch
- Wi-Fi: None
Milk & Honey is at the centre of a new standard of dining culture at Victoria University Wellington, with local food and drink meeting restaurant service. Enjoy commanding views from our stylish dining room and order New Zealand-style dishes from our contemporary a la carte menu.
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2 Reviews for Milk and Honey
12th May 2013
Horrible quality coffee, and whilst it is meant to be only for post-grads/staff this does not happen in practice.
I have only been in here a few times and I find it overpriced for what it offers to be honest. Would much rather go somewhere else!!
I have only been in here a few times and I find it overpriced for what it offers to be honest. Would much rather go somewhere else!!
4
8th May 2013
Milk and Honey has great space, amazing views of the city, good tasty food and well trained staff. It’s not the place you go everyday and it definitely doesn’t fit into the ‘cheap and cheerful’ places that you find off Cuba St.
It is the nicest place on campus to go if you’re wanting to go for a bit of a posh lunch. It’s a nice treat and I will go every time, especially if someone else is paying.
However, because I am old and I am grumpy I find reasons to complain. The cool cement floors are stylish and the bare walls are nice and minimal BUT here is my problem, everything echoes. Conversation between two or three people reverberates until it’s like an un-tuned TV, screechy on the ears, irritating and headache inducing if exposed to it for too long.
This isn’t meant to be a review on interior design and I don’t pretend to be an expert on ‘what maketh a good restaurant’ but this for me at least detracts from the Milk and Honey experience.
It is the nicest place on campus to go if you’re wanting to go for a bit of a posh lunch. It’s a nice treat and I will go every time, especially if someone else is paying.
However, because I am old and I am grumpy I find reasons to complain. The cool cement floors are stylish and the bare walls are nice and minimal BUT here is my problem, everything echoes. Conversation between two or three people reverberates until it’s like an un-tuned TV, screechy on the ears, irritating and headache inducing if exposed to it for too long.
This isn’t meant to be a review on interior design and I don’t pretend to be an expert on ‘what maketh a good restaurant’ but this for me at least detracts from the Milk and Honey experience.
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