Little High Eatery
Lively food hall of eight small kitchens under one roof, with recycled brick and brass decor.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Little High Eatery in Christchurch is about money: who paid to build a food hall off St Asaph Street, and who ended up owning it. You'll meet the small local crew who backed the room, the bet they made on eight small kitchens instead of one restaurant, and the October twenty twenty-five sale that put it on the business pages. Best heard at a table under the black ceiling panels, mid-lunch.
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