Robert Harris Cafe
Expert espresso, delicious food and a very warm welcome.
A great café should offer the perfect combination of coffee, food and hospitality if it’s to become your home away from home. So, we concentrate on ensuring we offer all of this and more.
We are producing coffee that’s second to none and a delicious range of snacks and meals to tantalise your tastebuds — baked fresh in the cafe every day.
Settle into a comfortable seat, order your favourite coffee and take it easy. You will feel right at home.
Available for online, contactless ordering & pick up.
Opening Hours
- Monday 8am - 4pm
- Tuesday 8am - 4pm
- Wednesday 8am - 4pm
- Thursday 8am - 4pm
- Friday 8am - 4pm
- Saturday 8am - 4pm
- Sunday 8am - 4pm
Business hours are prone to change.
Christmas and Public Holidays.
Parking
With over 10,000 car parks in the city centre, find one where you need it.
Central City
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