Harvest Cafe

This place has great food, and many healthy options! The seating area has many big windows and I enjoy sitting in the sun on a cool day looking out at the landscape behind the market. They also have a pretty awesome patio. When ever I can I try and make my way over for a good healthy bite.

Excellent Staff, Excellent Food! Very charming environment, love the food selection. Just some observations would be to have more uniformed seating and a bit more comfortable. Overall I have been incredibly impressed with the food and the phenomenal staff!

I like atmosphere (although some of the tables wobble a lot) and actually came here twice in one day to meet for business. In the morning I went for coffee. On my second visit later that evening, I planned to get some food. I was taken back by one of the staff members who was coughing into her elbow within 12 inches of the meat slicer. No, she did not go to watch her hands, she just carried on. Other staff as in sight — no one said anything. Afraid of what she touched and cleanliness in general, I settled for a small overpriced cup of soup. It wasn’t bad, but it was not worth the $ 3.76. I asked for some crackers or something to go with it and their comment was, «oh, everyone has been asking, but we’re out of crackers.» Really? aren’t you connected to a grocery store?

I am not a huge fan of buffets, so every time I’m at the café I order off the menu. Great fresh ingredients. Great service. I have had the ice tea and a bunch of different vegetarian sandwiches. Each have been great. But what’s really amazing are the desserts!!! You must get some cake! And some coconut truffles. It’s so delicious, rich, amazing! You won’t be disappointed!

$ 14 and nearly inedible …
Had high expectations … Selected black bean burger … Asked for chips and an iced green tea … Was charged for all … $ 14 !
Ok, the results … Didn’t originally get the side salad «you asked for chips» … Yes and you charged separately !
The patty had precious few beans … Mostly potatoes… Bun was stale … Mayo was some sort of congealed inedible goo … Glad I got the chips to fill up on …
Bottom line: high price and low food quality standards… Stay away.

Cool little breakfast joint attached to a nice small health food store. As a bit of a health nut, sometimes it’s hard finding places with great healthy/​vegetarian options in the Midwest. At least, harder than it is in Phoenix where I live!
I was glad to see there were good dairy free and gluten free options that were actually fresh, healthy, and not ridiculously overpriced. I was also glad to see some options that my meat loving friend would enjoy!
We ordered our food at the counter, and it was ready pretty quickly. There were only a few other people in there and it was about 8 am on a Thursday. I ordered the «Hippy Hash», which was a sweet and regular potato hash topped with root vegetables and an egg any style. I got my egg over medium. Everything looked so fresh and colorful when I got it, couldn’t wait to dig in! It tasted fresh and incredible as well.
My friend got a breakfast sandwich and he was raving about how incredible the cheese was. The brioche bun it was on looked delicious as well. Loved this place!

Enjoyed my visit this morning. Breakfast with a focus on natural ingredients. Didn’t know what to expect when I came in, but here you order at the front desk get a buzzer and seat yourself. We had the ride and shine as well as the breakfast burrito. Rise and shine was very std eggs and toast with some crunchy delicious bacon. The burrito was a more interesting blend of eggs cheese chorizo and peppers. My only real knock was it was a touch under seasoned. Breakfast came with a for vegetable hash which was a great MUCH less grassy take on traditional hashbrowns.
They’ve got a very nice little patio out back of you want to dinner outdoors. Would be a great little family brunch spot. We were here at opening 9 (not 930 like Unilocal lists on Sundays) and it was pretty quiet.

The Harvest Café now has nice views, 3 outdoor patios and two stories of indoor dining space. The menu has grown and the quality continues to be excellent. The café has versatile breakfast and dinner menus that complement a salad bar and sandwich-​focused lunch menu. The café serves a variety of coffee and tea beverages, juices, and smoothies. On my latest trip, I tried the Milanese sandwich on whole wheat flax and was very impressed.

The old location had a small café with little seating. This new location the café is 100X the size with seating inside and out overlooking a preserve. The menu has expanded as well with breakfast, lunch and dinner now being served. They support Wisconsin farmers and certified organic produce. I came in for a Rainforest smoothly with whey protein and a chicken and wild rice soup. Always very good soup. Not as good as Soup Brothers but a good source for quality soup. We also had the pancakes to see what the new breakfast menu was like and the pancakes are thick and came with three the size of most plates. I will update the review with more visits. I like that they expanded by adding beer and wine and small plates to the menu. I am looking forward to trying other items on the menu.