St. Peter's on Willis

ChurchWellington

Hosting regular worship services and community events

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St. Peter's on Willis is a church in Wellington, New Zealand. We host various worship services throughout the week and offer our venue for community events such as pilates, meetings, and concerts.

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kaia
2 months ago

I ordered a teriyaki salmon rice ball (as i’m pescetarian so I only eat fish), when I bit into the rice ball I found it was chicken (I havn’t eaten chicken in 8 years). Was a simple fix so I let them know the mistake and asked for teriyaki salmon rice ball once again. They responded saying I ordered chicken (when I didn’t because I don’t eat chicken!). They began arguing with me saying I did order chicken, I tried explain to the lady I don’t eat that type of meat and she rolled her eyes and walked away saying “fine” with no apology. When they gave a new rice ball they made it incorrect again, giving me raw salmon instead of the cooked teriyaki salmon. Super disappointing service, very rude safe. Upset as i’m a regular here and ushally come for my work breaks, unfortunately I won’t be doing that anymore and will go to the Cuba St store instead :(

Jared Davenport
7 months ago

Very Special place to visit, thoroughly enjoyed with my daughter, beutiful craftsmanship

K B
a year ago

I still remember being turned away from this beautiful church in a time of grief. Several years ago, on the way to pick up my late father's ashes, I (50s female, business clothes, clearly distressed) *urgently* needed to use a toilet. The church was empty except for a vicar. When I asked to use the toilet she just said "no". Just "no". I later wrote a letter of complaint that was unanswered.

Andrew McPherson
6 years ago

Decent place for my friends wedding today. Really great atmosphere for a brilliant ceremony by an appropriately named vicar, Stephen King, which suits the weekend before Halloween. (Labour day weekend).

Manjori Sanyal
7 years ago

Mid night mass 🌃🌃💒💒💒💒⛪ It always reminds me of the previous years. But for strange reason, this time it was magical. The feeling was more about looking forward and wiping out the not so happy memories of the past. The singing was so synchronized. I knew a few songs from my school days, but oh boy, I dared to sing out Maori songs too. For some reason I thought I already knew what I was doing and it sounds similar to Bengali. Just the meaning of some words were very funny. And trust me, I wouldn't want to laugh.... 😂😉🤣😏😁😒🙄🙄 No, but seriously, it's a good thing to do, spending time with yourself in a Church as beautiful as that, is just one of the simplest things to do with your life. I do, so I recommend 😉😉💒💒💒💖💖💖💖

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