Below is a list of the top and leading Beer Halls in Wellington. To help you find the best Beer Halls located near you in Wellington, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
Wellington’s Best Beer Halls:
The top rated Beer Halls in Wellington are:
- Fork and Brewer – beer collections in varying alcoholic contents
- Mac’s Brewbar – award-winning local brews
- The Malthouse – with temperature-controlled fridges for its beers and spirits
- Leroy’s – home of the best craft beers in town
- Fortune Favours Beer – brews made from NZ-sourced ingredients
Fork and Brewer
Fork and Brewer is a well-known beer hall in the capital city of New Zealand. It has an impressive range of beers and a mouth-watering food menu. Among its pride are the flagons, pale and golden ales, IPAs or the India pale ale, lagers and pilsners, sours and wheat, porters, darks and stouts, little forkers and the guest tap. The pale and golden ale section features the Charlie XPA an extra pale ale with 3.8% alcohol content, Bit-A English session ale or bitter, base jumper, exit strategy, hyperlocal, lemming drop, and the imperial Kipling or Imperial South Pacific Pale Ale.
Products/Services:
Beers: Flagons, Pale & Golden Ales, I.P.As (India Pale Ale), Lagers & Pilsners, Sours, Wheats & Other, Darks, Stouts & Porters, Little Forkers, Guest Tap, Fork Brewcorp
LOCATION:
Address: 20 Bond Street, Te Aro, Wellington 6011
Phone: (444) 720-033
Website: www.forkandbrewer.co.nz
REVIEWS:
“Amazing range of beers with a great, chilled out vibe. The staff were so friendly, funny and helpful. We were only in Wellington two days but we came here twice because of the lovely atmosphere, friendly (and knowledgeable) staff and incredible beer selection. I didn’t catch the name of the girl that served us the second time (only that her eyeshadow was on point) but she was exceptional. She was as amazing and knowledgeable about beer as she was beautiful!” –Sarah B.
Mac’s Brewbar
Mac’s Brewbar is home to award-winning brews. It is situated between the Cable and Taranaki Streets of Wellington waterfront area. The beer hall has a team of accommodating staff with in-depth knowledge of their products and ready to assist with product selection. Their beer and cider list contain lager, Pacific pale ale, pilsner, pale ale, IPA, APA, Porter, and the cider in pint, 1 litre and 1.8-litre options. They also have guest taps, light beers and beers in bottles and cans. The bottles and cans section offers XPA, hazy IPA, amber ale, APA, XPA, classic corona, Steinlager, Guinness and Stella Artois.
Products/Services:
Beers: Mac’s Gold, Rockaway, Hop Rocker, Three Wolves, Green Beret, Interstate, Black Mac, Cloudy Apple, Guest Taps, Light Beer: Mac’s Mild Vicious, Steinlager Pure Light, Stella Artois Legere
LOCATION:
Address: 4 Taranaki Street, Wellington Central, Wellington 6011
Phone: (445) 954-288
Website: www.macsbrewbar.co.nz
REVIEWS:
“Hit the Brewbar for lunch and it was superb. Great seating with a view of the harbor and staff that made our meal a delight. Simple food served in quantities that won’t overwhelm.
My chicken burger was just the right size for lunch.” –Fraser Kitt
The Malthouse
The Malthouse has more than 150 beer choices at its Wellington location. These collections are sourced from trusted vendors in New Zealand and overseas. The beer hall is passionate about customer satisfaction which fueled their passion for ensuring quality and variety of products offered. They have purposely set up 6 temperature-controlled fridges that cater to the varying temperature requirements of beers. Though some require a specific storage temperature, most of their beers can be enjoyed at room temperature and become perfect when chilled.
Products/Services:
Pilsners, Porters And Pale Ales, Golden Lager: Beer On Tap, Bottled, In Can
LOCATION:
Address: 48 Courtenay Place, Te Aro, Wellington 6011
Phone: (448) 025-484
Website: www.themalthouse.co.nz
REVIEWS:
“One of my fave places on my trip! Amazing beers and great staff and pretty stoked to be able to get dumplings after 11pm!” –Pia Poynton
Leroy’s
Leroy’s is known for its killer craft beers. The beer hall is situated in Wellington, New Zealand offering a sumptuous street food menu alongside its craft beer collections. Beers are made from local ingredients and perfected by the brew specialists to appeal to New Zealander’s preferences. Customers can relax with a bottle of their famous brews while chatting with friends and co-workers. They can also bond over playing arcade games. Their mouth-watering fried chicken goes well with a pint of their spirits. This is complemented by the live performances of various bands.
Products/Services:
Craft Beer, On Tap, Bottled
LOCATION:
Address: Wellington Central, Wellington 6011
Phone: (444) 726-886
Website: www.leroys.co.nz
REVIEWS:
“Good tap selection with some regulars and some rotating. Burgers are good but the star of the menu is the tacos!” –Jonathan Woolley
Fortune Favours Beer
Fortune Favours Beer can be found at Leeds Street, Wellington, New Zealand. Their beer menu channels the passion and love of its owners of good beer. All are locally-made with an infusion of global standards to keep up with trends. The beer hall has friendly staff and irresistible food that goes well with their brews. Their signature products include the naturalist pale ale, Wellingtonian IPA, adventurer pilsner, trailblazer lager and the sunchaser cider. Each one carries a unique charm like the naturalist pale ale composed of citrus-dominated hops, Wellingtonian IPA which is infused with Kiwi hops, adventurer pilsner carrying herbal and citrus hops, and the sunchaser cider featuring NZ apples and blueberries.
Products/Services:
Beers: The Naturalist Pale Ale, The Wellingtonian IPA, The Adventurer Pilsner, The Trailblazer Lager, The Sunchaser Cider
LOCATION:
Address: Te Aro, Wellington 6011
Phone: (445) 954-092
Website: www.fortunefavours.beer
REVIEWS:
“Just around the corner from my daughter’s ex-workplace (big shout out to Mandatory Menswear!), is one of their favourite watering holes. How fortuitous to be about 50m away from each other! For a working craft brewery, it’s very tidy retail space, even though the brewing tanks are in plain view. The rest of the decor is pretty swish and funky, with great bursts of colour to brighten up the semi-industrial feel.” –Reece Benson