The Boon Brothers bring to Wellington central a tasty little bit of crumpet. Primarily this is a cocktail bar with no cocktail menu. Instead the helpful staff will make you a custom made cocktail. The possibilities are endless - let your imagination take flight.

If you find yourself in the too early for a cocktail revelation, you may get some coffee and something to snack on in the form of crumpets or waffles, this time by the menu. Yummy savoury and sweet toppings, all good for the previous night's cocktail hangover.

Overview

Price Range Reasonable
Ambience Lively
Accepts credit cards Yes
Noise level Upbeat
Licence This venue is licenced
Food Options Vegetarian

Products and specialities

coffee, snacks, cocktails, drinks

Hours

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Crumpet is one of my favourite places to go have a drink at, the coffee is normally to a supremely high standard and everyone that works there has a great knowledge of the drinks provided. Food is as the name says, crumpets but they are some tasty morsels if you find yourself peckish. A great spot for a date or just a quiet drink with a friend, the close intimate nature of the place is something that works decidedly in its favour.

Crumpet is always manned (or womanned) by friendly and stylish bar tenders who can make one hell of a drink. If you need a non-alcoholic option, they got you as well - and how about those tasty crumpets? Nom!!!

Nothing like a cuppa joe and a crumpet.

Crumpet is one of those spots that is easy to miss, but once you’ve been there, hard to walk past. If you’re into your cocktails and drinks, the skilled, friendly and entertaining bartenders have definitely got you covered. The background soundtrack is always nice, and if you’re hungry, they have an amazing gourmet crumpet menu in the mix.

Crumpet on Manners St. has atmosphere in spades, complete with jazzy music and faded prints of dreamy ladies on the walls. Located right next to the Opera House, walking into Crumpet feels like taking a step back in time. Coffees are well executed while the hot chocolate is tall and lovely. The crumpets themselves come in a variety of tastes, sweet and savory, and all unique-- the pear and ricotta is worth a try. Come in for a cozy place to read (though the lighting can be a bit dim) or slide in at the bar for a chat with one of the Boon brothers themselves.

  A lovely place to squirrel away for warmth and a drink is Crumpet, found beside the entrance of the Opera House on Dixon St. I’m really antisocial, and only want a beer to sip while darkly watching the people walk by, but I can imagine it would be a good place to hang with your friends. Seriously though, it is a cozy, quiet little place, the people who work there are uber-friendly, you can get tasty and interesting beers (even warm beers for the brave), and you can also watch the people walking up and down Dixon or Manners St, or in and out of the Opera House, whose lives you imagine would be either way worse or way better than yours, depending on which made you feel better. And I believe you can even order crumpets.