Starbucks Courtenay Central

Saved my life structure, but I believe that it needs more A well located Shopping in the Boa Viagem neighborhood, south of Recife. Great shops and restaurants. Worth knowing. Structure, variety and centrality. Great shopping and service. A mix of luxury and popular stores make an exotic and heterogenic composition of consumers. Worth knowing and enjoying if you need to solve everything in the same place. Shopping very good ... with shops with great prices ... we went several times so much to make meals as to the cinema or even a walk was worth it Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good Good

I want to start with a beef: the pop-up food truck options at Courtenay Central are too good and there are too many options. I had the most awful decision-anxiety. I ended up having to buy two meals, and that was only because I thought 3 would be excessive. They were both delicious (dumplings and Philippines pork belly). My husband, son and his girlfriend all got meals from different vendors and they were all very happy with their meals.The variety of options meant there was something for everyone. Also, if you're a visitor to Wellington, Courtenay Central is a good place to have a quick and quiet rest break.

Courtnay Central? Love the new lookout that encourages relaxation and has a courtyard feeling even if fresh air does not waft through. Interesting concept of a fake lawn inside. Wee food places a bit of a mix but the best is Hop Garden. Try their Poutine, chips with gravy and grated cheese. Great comfort food and hits the spot. Watch them use a mini flame thrower to make sure the cheese is melted, lol

Since reopening after the November 2016 earthquake, the food court at Courtenay Central has been transformed into a really cool community space, with recharging stations for devices along one wall, lots of tables with forms for seating, and a really nice feel. Some won't like it, but I LOVE the way the community has taken over the space and made it their own. Live music is here occasionally. There are fewer shops and food outlets than there used to be, but the atmosphere and sense of space makes up for it. Oh, and there's Reading Cinema upstairs, with the Steer and Beer bar.