Customs Brew Bar

Wellington, New Zealand

5

8 reviews

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Telephone:
+64 4-385 2129
Website:
www.coffeesupreme.com
Address:
39 Ghuznee St, Wellington, New Zealand, 6011
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.6 miLambton
0.6 miClifton
0.7 miEverton
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Accepted Cards
Credit, Debit
Parking
Street
Outdoor Seating
Yes
Wi-Fi
No
Good for Working
Yes

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Local time (Wellington) 23:04 Friday, 30 May 2025

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8 reviews of Customs Brew Bar

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Place rating: 5
Wellington, New Zealand
What a beautiful spot. Love when all the elements come together in the art of coffee. Engaging staff, beautiful coffee and great barista skills. A fun retro space for a coffee. We had a pour-​over of a Rwandan coffee, fruity, chocolatey, served in tactile raw ceramic cups.
I probably don’t need to recommend it, since the place seems so popular, but definitely worth going if you are looking for a first class coffee experience in central Wellington.
Place rating: 5
Wellington, New Zealand
Magic coffee and always tasty. Very cool décor… apparently award winning! Funky, friendly and happy to right any wrongs (which has only occurred once in the few years I’ve been frequenting). Nice work!
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
This is by far the best espresso I had in my visit to New Zealand. The coffeeshop is also well decorated and has a good selection of magazines and papers. Food is also very good. I particularly liked the labneh and avocado sandwich.
Place rating: 5
Washington, DC
This is a great little place to stop in and get fantastic coffee. It has a lovely setting, gets good sunlight, in the summertime that pours into the whole place. They also have some outdoor seating. This was the most real coffee experience I’ve ever had and I was THRILLED to have found it.
For fun, ask for their box of essence oil samples and test out your scent identifying skills to guess what each of the various vials are! You’ll be surprised to see what some of the scents actually are :-) It was a fun little activity to do while I was visiting with my sister and her boyfriend.
Place rating: 5
San Mateo, CA
First place I’ve tried in New Zealand (that would be 15+ coffee shops) that has the «right» temperature of milk. Mostly it’s too hot, similar to the States. Nicely prepared flat white here and good beans as well.
Place rating: 5
Wellington, New Zealand
Having a Swiss gold Panama Mario Carnaval Geisha
Place rating: 5
Newtown, New Zealand
Probably the best and most serious coffee place in Wellington. A wide selection of of coffees and brewing types are available according to a whiteboard listing country and plantation names. I enjoyed a Costa Rican filter brew.
Place rating: 5
Australia
This place is awesome. Hands down.
Sometimes things can go strangely awry with a soy flat white. There’s some seriously talented baristas behind the machine at Customs with a keen knowledge of different blends. I tend to ask specifically what works well with soy and they gave me this super tasty origin blend with rich jammy flavours.
Beans are available for home and I think I spied a few sandwiches for sale, but all you need from here is the coffee. It’s that good.