Harper's Kitchen — Restaurant in Melbourne

Poor hand hygiene of the waitress. She patted the dogs and touch 5 points before she washed her hands for 3 seconds. Places she touched with dirty hands included coffee machine, milk jar, customer’s takeaway cup, coffee filter basket, and kitchen towel which was used to clean the baskets). The kitchen towel now will be used to spread the germs to all customers buying coffee today. Spoke to the manager. No clear policy on not allowing her staff on touching animals while they are on duty. Love these furry friends but not enjoying having their germs in my mouth. Food tasted nice, but I will never go back due to the poor hand hygiene and lack of hand hygiene policies of...

We went in for breakfast and I was a little disappointed. I hadn’t realised the breakfast sandwiches were pre-made, and I was hoping it would have been served warm. The service also left something to be desired, staff were friendly when we arrived, but no one checked in during our visit or asked if everything was okay, even though barely a bite had been taken from the sandwich. Instead, it felt like the two workers were more focused on complaining to each other, which isn’t something customers should be hearing.

I ended up paying and leaving to find a better option elsewhere. That said, I did notice they seem to have a warm rapport with their regulars, which was...

A cosy diner with outdoor tables on the footpath and at the side, suitable for wheelchair access. Small but delicious selection of food and great value. Vegetarian frittata warmed up with cold colourful couscous and vegetables salad $19. Yum. Salads change daily but are always vegetarian. Bagels are reuben, salmon, chicken and one vegetarian today; I'm sure if you ask nicely of the very friendly staff they would make a vegetarian bagel or burger to your taste. Small selection of cakes and muffins; today had the very rich peanut butter & chocolate rice crisps square, and took home a slice of the lemon drizzle cake. Coffee...