Garage Project Aro Taproom: 91 Aro — Restaurant in North Island

Came here for lunch last weekend and loved it!

Huge selection of beers, as well as other alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.

We ordered the mushroom toasted sandwich, the ham toasted sandwich, and the cheese plate, all were delicious. The vegan cheese in the mushroom sandwich was surprisingly decent! My fav was the beetroot relish that came with the cheese plate. The food menu is pretty limited so if you’re planning to eat would recommend checking it beforehand.

Service was friendly and the food came out very quickly.

The Taproom is pretty small but didn’t feel too cramped. I noticed the taller tables also had hooks to hang your bag under the table and powerpoints to charge your phone which is a huge plus. Wasn’t too busy considering it was 1pm on a Saturday.

Overall a great spot for a casual lunch and drinks...

Garage Project Tap Room in Wellington is warm and inviting. The mix of modern and rustic style makes it both relaxed and lively.

The beers are superb. I tried the Monthly IPA Fresh, a stout, and a West Coast IPA. Each one was fantastic. The Monthly IPA Fresh had bright, hoppy flavours that were really refreshing. The stout was rich and smooth, with deep, complex tastes. The West Coast IPA was bold and crisp, a real treat.

The beers alone make this place worth visiting, but the whole experience is special. I wish I had a place like this near my home – it's the kind of spot you want to visit again and again, always finding something new to enjoy.

The Garage Project Tap Room is worth coming to Wellington just to visit. If you are in this beautiful city, make sure to spend some time here. You...

Decent beer, dishonest staff. My partner asked for the most inexpensive IPA (student budget, you know how it is), and the bartender served him a $15 beer and processed the payment before confirming the price or naming the beer. Most beers were around the $11 mark — this was the second most expensive beer on the board. Joke is on us for not checking first, but I guess my first instinct is to trust people — that’s what I’m used to in my country, at least. We just moved to this neighborhood from America, and we were excited to have a brewery within walking distance....