Harvest Cafe & Store - Bathurst, New South Wales

Wes

We stopped in at Harvest Cafe & Store, located in the Bathurst Visitor Centre complex, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. Parking was super easy, and we loved that there were both indoor and outdoor seating options – perfect for any weather.

We grabbed a coffee and one of the local soft drinks that the western region is known for – such a great way to get a taste of the area. For lunch, we both had the steak sandwich, which was absolutely delicious and came with crispy, golden fries that were packed with flavour.

The staff were warm and welcoming, and the service was quick without feeling rushed. The attached store is also well worth a look – it’s stocked with a lovely range of local produce, from jams and chutneys to honey, oils, and more of those signature soft drinks.

Whether you’re just passing through or spending some time in Bathurst, Harvest Cafe is a must-visit for a great bite to eat and a real taste of the region.

Timmy

Great location on the highway. If your in the area and love a nice meal or coffee this is a good spot. The staff were very welcoming, friendly and served us a Chicken and Bacon pie. It was hot. A very nice blend of pastry with Creamy chicken and bacon flavour. Very delicious and tasty.
Thank you so much Jess and your friendly staff

G P.

I had breakfast with five others here last Sunday. This place is connected to the information centre right on the road through town and onto Sydney from Orange, located on a park, which is a huge draw for parents with children or pet owners. The coffee is strong but not bitter. As you can see from the menu shown, the eggs come in at a reasonable price. Bacon cold on this occasion 😕. On convenience alone, I would come here again.

Nicholas A.

Charge your EV since food takes at least 40 mins. Beverages come out really quick so make it last while you wait. Not really happy about surcharges, especially when prices are above average already. Captive audience, I guess, because of the information centre co-location and charging stations. Too far to walk to anywhere else.

Liam P.

Great spot when charging an EV. Nice meals with candles etc available for sale while there - well thought through as a captive market.

Jackie M.

(3.5 stars)
A functional cafe for Tuesdays, when The Hub is closed, set on the edge of a park. Note the late opening time though, 8am, in case you’re rushing to a conference like we were! Coffee served in a mug ($5.50) is by the local Fish River Roasters. Bacon also local from Trunkey Creek. Tomato relish (made in house) comes with the Calare ($20.90) and is good on the bacon and softly scrambled Allendale eggs. Wasn’t as impressed with the Akehurst sourdough with butter sparingly applied. There is a parking lot at the venue, empty when we arrived, but might be more challenging when sport at the park is underway.

T T.

Great service, amazing food and a great view.

We were driving through and found this amazing spot.

Parking was tricky but once in, you can order food from your table with ease.

We sat outside and watched the cockatoos play in the trees right in front of us.

Food is swift and delicious.

Certainly worth a visit when in Bathurst!

OZ C.

A lovely little café! Stopped by for lunch and enjoyed great food with fantastic, friendly service. Highly recommend and will definitely visit again.