Sundays, 8.30am – 12.30pm
Undercover in the Atrium
Chaffers Dock Building, 1 Herd St, Wellington
A fantastic weekly food and wine market showcasing Wellington artisans.
Tucked inside the atrium of the iconic Chaffers Dock Building on Wellington’s waterfront, the City Market is the capital’s number one destination for a taste of the region.
Championed by award-winning chef Martin Bosley and Rachel Taulelei of local food company Yellow Brick Road, the City Market brings a star-studded line-up of local food and beverage producers together under one roof. Each week sees new restaurant in the Market Kitchen, fabulous wine, cider and craft beer tastings, event previews, book signings, chef demonstrations and cooking classes in the Gaggenau Kitchen, and entertainment.
Providores at the City Market are Wellington’s best – real people with authentic products.
Weekly
Martin Bosley’s range of epicurean treats and bacon butties, Yellow Brick Road long-line caught fish, Emporio Coffee, Neudorf Ceramics The Prodigal Daughter Deli, Chef Barbara’s Italian cuisine Le Marche Francais French cheese, Cultured New Zealand cheese, Esque Chocolate, Jam.it jams and marmalades, Brezelmania German bakery, Urban Harvest online Farmer’s Market, Simply Paris patisserie, Creative Cooking macarons, Shott Beverages non-alcoholic mixers, Cupcake Sweeties, Crepes a Go Go, Brat Pack gourmet dogs, BioFarm organic milk, butter and yoghurt, Angie O limoncello and garlic goodies, Dream Produce speciality produce, Bookfeast range of food books, Earth 174 natural skincare, Wakelin House pies, aioli and pates, Prana Greens microgreens, living herb trays and freshly squeezed juice, Crooked Cider and Crooked Jack Rum
And each week a different....
Local restaurant, café or chef in the Market Kitchen , Winery or craft brewery , Cooking class in the Gaggenau Kitchen, Line-up of visiting Providores
Check out FaceBook and Twitter for updates...or collect a flyer from the onsite City Market Bank each Sunday for upcoming appearances.
Absolutely Deliciously Wellington.
Wellington City Council is proud to support the City Market. This will be a fantastic addition to the waterfront, and we’re pleased to support something that not only celebrates our local food producers but also helps build Wellington’s sense of place and community 
