Reviews of Red Art Gallery & Café. (Museum) in Nelson (Nelson).

Red Art Gallery & Café

177 Reviews

86 Comments

Museum

Art gallery

Cafe

Home goods store

Novelty store

1 Bridge Street, Nelson 7010, New Zealand

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Information of Red Art Gallery & Café, Museum in Nelson (Nelson)

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Reviews of Red Art Gallery & Café

P.

Lovely little spot in Nelson, the cafe is cosy and cute, great space all round. Friendly service!

J. C.

Friendly, kind, and attentative staff. The cafe is adorned with art and interesting things. It's a nice environment and they have great coffee.

C. J.

Friendly staff, yum food, great coffee and chai latte. Creative atmosphere and beautiful art, crafts and gifts. 😊

J. B.

RED is a very special cafe and gallery, definitely a must visit when in Nelson: great food, awesome staff, and beautiful gallery!

J. S.

Fantastic gallery - perfect for gifts and art, and the café is great. Excellent coffee.

M. O.

lovely space to have coffee. Great team.

P. M.

Great versatile place, great spot for coffee and checking out the art

M. M.

Gluten free cheese scone was very good and was a treat to find! Coffee was good and service friendly. Set in a gallery/art and gifts store it is an enjoyable place to look at books, gifts and art while waiting for your coffee.

A. G.

Thoroughly enjoyed taking a relaxing stop here to check out quality jewelry, art, gift ware and wide variety of clothing, toys and books. Perfect if you are looking for a special gift.

S. S.

Box of toys and puzzles for kids was a big bonus. Yummy date scones and lovely atmosphere

J. T.

Nice mix of art coffee and items for gifts for all ages. Owner on site has a lovely nature and and understands browsing. Will definitely return to Art exhibition on 16th April. Liked the way the place had many layers of interest. Worth a visit for uplifting looks and good.

M. M. T. -. R. O.

Red is a very unique establishment encompassing an art gallery, design store and cafe. It is such an enjoyable experience to sit in the cafe and sip on a coffee while admiring the art. The coffee and food are great and the service is exceptional. It has become my regular morning coffee stop.

R. M.

Great food. Portion could be bigger but was sufficient. Having the cafe in the gallery is a nice touch and offers something different. But it must be noted the gallery is easy to ignore if that is not your thing and just want go focus on your food.

J. a. B.

One of the 2 best coffees in Nelson in a funky art gallery. Don't take your small children here if they will run around the place as there is a lot of interesting stuff to buy and look at. Great ideas for kids gifts as well

l.

Very good staff and great service

R. W.

Fabulous coffee & hot chocolates! Chai Lattes are amazing too!! Yummy counter snacks and awesome art, plus beautiful gifts for everyone. One of Nelsons best coffee and art stops for sure!!

N. a. R. H.

My fave Nelson coffee haunt. Lovely staff and great (fair trade) coffee. Make sure you order a cheese scone & then grab a spot outside in the sunshine.

i.

Unfortunately, I didn't have time to explore the gallery which looked really interesting. But I have to say that after travelling in whole NZ for three weeks it was here where I ate the best savoury scones :)

C. S.

Great range of local art & craft. Well priced. You're bound to find something you'll live.

M. d. N. M.

Extraordinary chai latte, the best in town! Lovely cafe serving excellent food, surrounded by colourful art. Superfriendly staff and service. Being here makes your day! 😀

R. B.

Warm spot to go, usually packed. Coffee was good. Arty atmosphere as you'd expect for a gallery. Child friendly, sunny in the morning.

P. S.

I was actually there today, rather than yesterday which Google Maps tells me?? Nevertheless good coffee and decor and lovely gallery attached.

S.

I love the coffe-art combo! Food and drinks always great and the shop is fantastic for all sorts of prezzies,especially the ones for myself 😊!

G. M.

We saw YESTERDAY the movie in small cinema nr 6. With 7 rows only but great sound and pucture quality. Advice: choose seat in first 3 rows

D. G.

Wonderful place to meet friends and chill. Food fresh, their Chai tea sublime. After odering wander around the shop n gallery. A wee gem.

B. M.

The staff are pleasant and helpful. I enjoyed my lunch and so did my friend. Keep up the good work.😀

R. L.

Good coffee. Unusual combination with shop selling interesting mix of items. Can recommend.

M. M.

Art and coffee, amazing atmosphere oozing with personality great place for friends to get together and talk. Fantastic community and coffee.

A. L.

Some of the best coffee in town. Along with bagels

J. M.

This place is relaxing. There is art there is good coffee, soup and delicious gluten free options. Good parking.I love it

J. W.

Scone not as I remembered but coffee perfect .service good.

K. O.

Good gallery shop with an eclectic range of local and foreign artists work.

W. C. S. M. L.

Nice coffee, interesting place to visit with its art and other bits and pieces

A. C.

Interesting decor and an eclectic feel make this a cool place to visit

J. P.

Always a nice wee buzz going on in this place. Great coffee and bagels.

k. b.

BUY HERE!!! They turn grumpy morning monsters into functioning adults with phenomenal service, affordable coffee and a "everything's going to be alright attitude" Thanks for everything this morning

f. k.

Worth a look as interesting items of local quality...great options 👌

P. G.

Super cool gallery with funky present ideas. Nice card attached

P. B.

Nice books, jewelry, art and great coffee

T. H.

A warm and welcoming place with great coffee, great food and great artworks!

J. M.

Nice coffee but scones now so good.

R. R.

Beautiful collection of wonderful gifts art and designer collections.

K. F.

Cosy little gallery cafe. Yummy treats and great coffee.

N. G.

A wonderful opening for Lloyd's exhibition. Thank you

R.

Very beautiful pieces and beautiful objects. Original and quality creators, I love it!

D. H.

The most delicious savoury scrolls! Best in Nelson

M. S.

Good coffee and Cheese muffins

A. H.

Reasonable selection of artworks ceramics and jewellery

C. P.

Great coffee and excellent service.

R. O.

Friendly staff, nice coffee & quirky layout

c. s.

Awesome chia

J. P.

Excellent food, coffee and craft.

L. C.

Yummy date scones and best coffee

P. O.

Good coffee, pleasant staff

R.

Gallery is awesome place for gift buying

D. R.

So so good. Looking forward to coming back.

L. S.

Gorgeous artifacts. Friendly staff

G. P.

Some cool art for sale here

J. I.

Stunning bagels and excellent coffee

D. D.

My soy flat white was somewhat sour...

E. K.

Nice place, good service, nice flair

E. C.

Great food and art.

R. S.

Best mugs in the country!

S.

Lovely pieces ❤

n.

What a great spot!

B. S.

Nice little cafe...

B.

Lovely

B. M. (.

Lovely

D. G. H.

Great vibe

L.

(Translated) Alberto Lombard SPAIN The experience of his pilgrimage through America, Turkey, Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Greece, Holland, France and Germany leaves a deep mark on his art and determines his artistic vocation. Alberto Lombardo was born in Messina on December 25, 1953. 17 years he moved with his family to Turin where he began his artistic career.For several years, Lombardo travels the world: America, Turkey, Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Greece, Holland, France and Germany. The experience of his pilgrimage through these countries leaves a deep mark on his art and determines his artistic vocation.In 1994, Lombardo arrives in Tenerife and decides to settle on the island. Meet and visit the Canarian sculptor and painter Arnoldo Evora, and the Madrid painter Carlos Sanz. He carries out numerous works and decides to devote himself exclusively to the development of his art, through which and through the different techniques he elaborates, he manages to express his particular vision of the world. In November 1996, in the San Francisco Park of Puerto de la Cruz the The artist's first exhibition, and his works are defined by critics, as an expression of a magical surrealism. After the exhibition, several of his works are acquired by local people and of German nationality, being therefore Germany and Spain the only two countries in Europe through which the artist's works circulated until then.In the months of August and September of 1997, the Painter presents a second exhibition of his own, giving the title "The Door of Magic Cubism", where Lombardo manifests several techniques that are more pleasant to the public, allowing the introduction of his works to other European countries such as Finland, Italy and France. The exhibitions and their works arouse curiosity and criticism in several local and international press reports. Lombard has developed a unique color technique that generates an inner fantasy to anyone who is enjoying it. His art is three-dimensional, durable, therapeutic. There is an exciting mix of cultures. Each work carries a particular message in its own picturesque language. (Original) alberto lombardo ESPAÑA La experiencia de su peregrinaje por América, Turquía, Túnez, Egipto, Marruecos, Grecia, Holanda, Francia y Alemania deja una profunda huella en su arte y determina su vocación artística.Alberto Lombardo nace en Messina el 25 de Diciembre de 1953. A los 17 años se traslada con su familia a Turín donde inicia su carrera artística.Durante varios años, Lombardo viaja por el mundo: América, Turquía, Túnez, Egipto, Marruecos, Grecia, Holanda, Francia y Alemania. La experiencia de su peregrinaje por estos países deja una profunda huella en su arte y determina su vocación artística.En 1994, Lombardo llega a Tenerife y decide establecerse en la isla. Conoce y visita confrecuencia al escultor y pintor canario Arnoldo Evora, y al pintor madrileño Carlos Sanz. Realiza numerosas obras y decide dedicarse exclusivamente al desarrollo de su arte, a través del cual y mediante las distintas técnicas que elabora, logra expresar su particular visión del mundo.En Noviembre de 1996 en el Parque San Francisco de Puerto de la Cruz se organiza la primera exposición del artista, y sus obras son definidas por la crítica, como expresión de un surrealismo mágico. Tras la exposición, varias de sus obras son adquiridas por personas locales y de nacionalidad alemana, siendo pues Alemania y España los dos únicos países de Europa por los que circulaban hasta entonces obras del artista.En los meses de Agosto y Septiembre de 1997, el pintor presenta una segunda exposición propia suya, dando como título "La Puerta del cubismo Mágico", donde Lombardo manifiesta varias técnicas que resultan más agradables al público, permitiendo la introducción de sus obras a otros países europeos tales como Finlandia, Italia y Francia. Las exposiciones y sus obras despiertan la curiosidad y la crítica en varios reportajes de prensa local e internacional.Lombardo ha desarrollado una técnica única de colores con la cual genera una fantasía interior a cualquiera que la esté disfrutando. Su arte es tridimensional, duradero, terapéutico. Existe una excitante mezcla de culturas. Cada obra lleva un mensaje particular en su lenguaje propio pinturesco.

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(Translated) Very surprising to come across something like that. Very nice atmosphere (Original) Zeer verrassend om zoiets tegen te komen. Erg leuke sfeer

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