In fact some of us right now are cel­e­brat­ing those awards, at the most love­ly of loca­tions, the Mighty Mighty.

But if you were unable to make it to the TAWAS here’s how you all vot­ed.

Expect a review of the night lat­er on tomor­row, and by lat­er on I mean after after­noon tea.

For right now many of the welling­ton­ista are shak­ing their thing to the sounds of the Klezmer Rebs.

Also hope­ful­ly Hadyn who is the king of stats will offer up some analy­sis of the way you vot­ed.

And if you havn’t already why not head over to the DCM and give a lit­tle. As I write at this very moment $10 has been donat­ed to DCM. If every­one who reads this blog don­tat­ed $5 each, togeth­er  we will  make a seri­ous dif­fer­ence in the lives of Welling­to­ni­ans who are most at risk and in need this Christ­mas.

Best Cheap Eats: Sweet Moth­er’s Kitchen
Best un-Cheap Eats: Mat­ter­horn
Best Drink in Town: Castle­point at Mighty Mighty
Best Late Night Hang­out: Mighty Mighty
Best Sub­ur­ban Des­ti­na­tion: Maranui Cafe
Best non-Drink­ing Des­ti­na­tion: Welling­ton Cen­tral Library
Best Place to Shake It WINNERS: Mighty Mighty & San Fran­cis­co Bath House
Best Pub­lic Space: The Water­front
Best Art Expe­ri­ence: Yay­oi Kusama at City Gallery Welling­ton
Best Appar­el: Manda­to­ry
Best Shop: Slow­boat
Most Need­ed: Bike lanes
Best Ser­vice: Matt at Mojo Old Bank
Best Cof­fee: Mojo Old Bank
Best Con­tri­bu­tion to the Inter­net by a Welling­ton­ian: The Web­stock Team
Best Reg­u­lar Enter­tain­ment: The Welling­ton Phoenix
Best Live Per­for­mance: Ques­tion Time at Par­lia­ment
Best Welling­ton-based Event: The Cuba Car­ni­val
Welling­ton­ian of the Year: Mar­tin Bosley for the City Mar­ket