Spiker Cafe — Restaurant in West Coast

Decent spot for pies, but service was unfortunately appalling by one particular member of staff who treated us in an extremely hostile manner. Came here in the morning to grab some food and and do some trip planning for just under two hours. Place had plenty of seats free during the entirety of our stay, though eventually we were approached to see if we were ordering anything else and then rudely asked to leave for overstaying. We talked to the manager and he offered free coffees to try rectify the situation, though on the way out the said member of staff was still unapologetic, accusing us of talking to the manager. Once we were outside, other guests who had witnessed the fiasco shook their heads with us and said they also left in fear of being kicked out. Bring a local on the coast this is a real shame because we love it here and only hope that other people can have a great experience, and this was...

We stopped here for coffee and fish and chips. It was a bit crowded and they seemed a bit overwhelmed. The cashier had to make coffee, clean the tables and give out the food as well additionally to her being the cashier. We had to wait a bit for the coffee, but the coffee was good and the cashier apologised, so everything was fine and nothing to complain about! Then the fish and chips came. The fish was absolutely amazing. Not sure what's in the batter but it was delicious! The fries were good. And the price is also very good for so much fish! In my opinion worth a stop! Didn't like the tartar sauce that came with it, but that's just my taste. The cashier/server was very friendly as...

They went over and above with everything. We wanted bacon and egg rolls, which they don't seem to make in New Zealand. They went to so much effort. Made us a special toasted club sandwich with lots of bacon and egg, 3 slices of bread. We had a great coffee. Got to try the owner/chefs new savoury scone, warm out of the oven. The young man serving us was very warm and friendly. Remained calm when a bus load of Contiki tourists showed with requests for coffee. He was serving as well as making coffee. The next day we also ordered a bacon and egg toastie, but with cheese. No problems. May I also say both the toasties were delicious. Nice crunch, melted cheese. Excellent. Make sure you...