The cafe picture in Christchurch transformed greatly in the year 2011. What once existed as a defined city centre with bars, eateries and stores, now Christchurch has witnessed its cafes spread throughout the city drawing residents and visitors to all parts in the city. This is perfect for the suburbanisation of Christchurch as much areas were lacking established areas of local independently owned stores and cafes. Visitors and locals are still spoiled for choice with regards to figuring out the best place to eat.

The cafe landscape in Christchurch changed considerably in 2011. What at one time existed as a defined city centre with restaurants, eateries and outlets, now Christchurch has seen its cafes dispersed across the urban centre bringing in residents and visitors to just about all parts in the city. This is great for the suburbanisation of Christchurch as much suburbs had been lacking built up sections of local independently owned stores and cafes. Visitors and residents are still spoiled for choice in regards to figuring out where to eat.

The Herb Centre; This tranquil location comprises a delightful corner cafe that provides largely vegetarian snacks (you can find just one single meat-eating option in the menus…) and brews the New Zealand Coffee Awards 2009-10 Gold Award winning, New Brighton-based Switch Espresso.

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