Pour and Twist

Coffee shop · Te Aro

Pour and Twist

Coffee shop · Te Aro

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13 Garrett Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand

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Pour and Twist is Wellington's go-to manual brew bar, serving vibrant coffee creations and specialty drinks in a cozy, chill vibe.  

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13 Garrett Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand Get directions

pourandtwist.com
@pourandtwist

NZ$1–10

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13 Garrett Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011, New Zealand Get directions

pourandtwist.com
@pourandtwist

NZ$1–10

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"The only fully manual coffee brew bar in New Zealand, offering hand brewed coffee and demonstrations of different brew methods."

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aran kim

Google
Staying in Wellington for a couple of days and decided to stop by before flying out after seeing all the great reviews. Went first thing in the morning, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. The ambience was exactly my style. I’m not even a big coffee drinker, but I could still tell how good the coffee was—distinct and different from your average spot. You can tell they care about their craft. I’ll definitely be back to try more of their coffees next time I’m in town.

가영이 (G Lee)

Google
They have interesting drinks menu. And I tried grey marble and matcha taro. Both were good, but I like grey marble more. I think this place is super popular. I was there nearly on time of opening, and they had a line for ordering just after me😅. Good dishes, nice staff.

Sopharath Eang

Google
This is such a small and cozy coffee shop. The matcha latte and pink matcha is one of the best. It has a strong taste of matcha. Another drink was charcoal marbles; it has a sweet taste without adding sugar. Overall, it was a good experience.

lithika ravichandran

Google
Cozy cafe with interesting drinks , unfortunately most of them were iced, they have no alternatives for DF crèmes, the wait time was about 40 mins and got Kopi - only available with Dairy condensed milk bit too sweet. And the sesame latte cold was so grainy was not as pleasant as other places that we have tried before. They had verity of matcha’s seemed interesting but their price range for their coffee’s or any other drink is not worth the cost.

Jisoo Kim

Google
Honestly, best café in Wellington! Their matcha strawberry is soooooo good, my fave drink here. Baristas really know their stuff and are super chill. The vibe is great, just a cool spot to hang out. Kimchi toast was yummy too. The wait can be around 30 mins, but it’s worth it. Always happy to come back!

Jenny Son

Google
Their strawberry matcha latte was one of the best matcha latte I ever had in NZ! It's not too sweet and matcha was high quality matcha. Hint of sweet strawberry underneath it was perfect! Owners were so friendly and made me feel welcome. Cool Cafe to check it out!

daezjn

Google
A charming little spot, highly recommended by a friend who couldn’t stop raving about the taro coffee. This place definitely takes its coffee seriously. A buzzing hub for caffeine lovers with a laid-back, slightly hipster vibe. Seating is limited both indoors and outdoors, but if it’s full, the park across the road offers public benches for a relaxed alternative. The menu, printed simply on a double-sided card, features an array of inventive caffeinated creations- from matcha-flavoured coffee and black sesame coffee to a Malaysian-inspired blend reminiscent of teh tarik, boldly sweetened with condensed milk. Their fresh and distinctive signature mixes clearly enjoy a strong local following. If hot coffee isn’t your thing, most drinks are also available cold (though I do wish they didn’t come in single-use plastic cups). They also offer alternative beverages such as teas and sodas. Service is brisk yet friendly, though a little different from your usual café experience- drinks are handmade with care, so a bit of patience is required, especially when queues form. That said, takeaway is a popular option. Most patrons seem to embrace the slower pace. Do note the limited opening hours- it’s worth checking ahead before making your way over. Parking is straightforward, with on-street options or an empty lot next door that seems to be used.

Gordon Chan

Google
Trendy speciality coffee in the heart of the city. Seating is good for a 2 person catch up. But otherwise the park opposite is great, with more space to chill. I don't think I'll be able to find an item here where I won't like it.