Harvest Rotisserie & Patisserie

Wish I could rate this venue 0 stars. Rude, ignorant and disgraceful staff. Went to go with a family member with a disability, we wanted to have afternoon tea and were refused a seat. I had been told Harvest was great and made a special trip to go there, including a substantial walk for someone with a disability. To be told that they didn't want our business was downright rude. Was told we could only have a table if we ordered a full meal (at 2.30pm mind you). Was also told that they wouldn't be able to accommodate us indoors anyway due to a walking frame and space limitations and would have to sit outside if we ordered a meal... in the freezing cold. Discrimination at its finest!!! Will not be back... EVER! Do not recommend this business whatsoever.

This place looked really nice when we arrived at 10am to have a coffee before going to the Elvis exhibition. Despite being half full we were told we could not sit down and have a coffee but had to order a meal. So we left. You would think that given the place was half full serving 2 coffees to a table would not deprive them of the other dollars they were seeking.

Went in for a quick cake and coffee when the place had one other person there. Told we could not sit with our coffee unless we ordered a meal. It was 10:45 in the morning, so we left as we didn’t want a full meal or to sit for that long. If it was busy or a peak time this is understandable, however the gentleman was rude when explaining their rules in a near empty cafe.

Coffee was great and it is a good place to get breakfast with options centred around their croissants and baked goods. My partner’s breakfast roll was tiny and flavourless. HOWEVER. We watched four people on a Wednesday morning at 10:30am be turned away from an empty cafe because they only wanted coffee and not food. This is a really strange business model that probably lost them over $100. People will talk and there are only a few options on View St.