Shopping in The East Coast
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Hohepa Organic Cheeses
Part of a Steiner-based community of people with intellectual disabilities, this shop sells local produce, including delicious cheese (made on-site), biodynamic fruit and vegetables, candles and clothing.
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East Cape Manuka Company
The progressive East Cape Manuka Company sells soaps, oils, creams and honey made from potent East Cape manuka. Stop for coffee and kai (food).
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Bellatino’s
Picnickers should head for Bellatino’s, which stocks gourmet ingredients from the bay and abroad, along with coffee and cakes to eat in or take away.
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Arataki Honey
Stock up on buzzy by-products for your toast or your skin. There are kid-conducive hands-on displays outlining the whole sticky cycle from flower to jar.
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Farmers Market
The weekly Farmers Market is held behind the Daily Telegraph building and sells an array of local edibles.
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Hawke’s Bay Farmers Market
Fingers crossed you’re here for the weekend so you can visit the Hawke’s Bay Farmers Market.
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Black Barn Market
Fingers crossed you’re here for the weekend so you can visit the Black Barn Market.
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Classic Sheepskins
Those looking for something warm and woolly should try Classic Sheepskins.
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New World
Hastings and Havelock North have several supermarkets including New World.
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Muirs Bookshop
The best bookshop in Gisborne (and probably the whole East Coast), established in 1905.
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Opossum World
Those looking for something warm and woolly should try Opossum World.
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Decorum
Deco devotees can go completely bonkers in Napier’s numerous antique stores including Decorum.
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Kathmandu
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