Elliott Stables is a food hall in a 1910 heritage building on the corner of Elliott and Wellesley Streets in the Auckland CBD. The building was designed by Thomas Mahoney in the Edwardian Renaissance style, and it began as a warehouse for Archibald Clark and Sons. Its tower was added when the Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society remodelled the building for its Auckland branch. Today the hall holds a row of independent eateries, and there are 12 of them.
The eateries on the site include Bao Baby Bao, De Niro Ristorante, Jungle 8, Koiya, Lepak, Lowbrow, ZETA, Saigon Social, Taco Amaiz, Bird On A Wire, Coco Lane and Rio Acai Bar. The menu covers international and local food, from bao and tacos to Italian and acai bowls. The site describes the hall as one of the best eateries in the city centre. For a diner in central Auckland who wants a choice of cuisines under one roof, in a building with a century of history, Elliott Stables is a good place to start.