Hop Harvest & Vine — Restaurant in Waukesha

There are two businesses in the building, a cafe and a grocery store. The cafe sells wonderful food that is great for vegans and vegetarians. Carnivores, do not fret, there are great choices for you, too. The cafe uses organic and/or locally sourced ingredients. Everything I've ever eaten at this place has been stellar. The eating area is clean and well appointed. There is outdoor seating to use when the Wisconsin weather relents. They even have biodegradable eating utensils. If your idea of dining is to shove mass quantities of cheap GMO food down your pie hole, you will probably not appreciate this place. Top quality food does not come cheap; but you get what you pay for. The wait staff at the cafe and deli were smiling, friendly and helpful. This trip I had a veggie burger that was great, as was the side salad of mixed greens. We decided to get snacks for our two hour ride home. What a great grocery store! Full of real food and healthy snacks. We were asked if we had their card. We explained that we were from out of town; and the check out person used their own card to give us a discount. Which saved us a piece of change. Thought the clerk went the extra mile to help us out. Bottom line, this is the best place in Pewaukee to get a delicious and healthy meal. If you love good food that is made with premium ingredients, you cannot fail to stop here. You owe it...

We visited HHV today for a tour of the place for a potential bridal shower location. The tour was with Joe, but when I arrived, I accidentally had them page Jon. Jon happened to be the chef who's in charge of the catering. He was very rude upon coming out of the kitchen. He was very argumentative that he had no meeting scheduled for the day, and he was busy cooking lunch. I checked my email while he continued to argue that he had no meetings, and realized I got the name mixed up. I apologized for my mistake. At this point I almost walked out because of how rude he was right off the bat. After Joe gave us the tour, it lightened the mood a bit. He was very nice and informative. The space is nice for a small wedding or party and is very cost effective. We ate here to try out the food as well. I got the grouper sandwich which was quite underwhelming. I also got a smoothie that was just okay. The workers up front were all very nice. My dad got the pizza which was good. My mom got the stir fry which was also good. We then checked out the healthy grocery store connected to it, and it was really neat! Unfortunately, I would not book this location for my shower just based off of not wanting to work with Jon on anything. I do recommend checking out the Good Harvest grocery store and trying the...

This review is from a week ago. It is not specific but speaks to the overall dissatisfaction and general concern for the restaurant. I love Good Harvest and I went from being a 3-4x a week visitor to perhaps once a month. I would shop and eat or get coffee. As a vegan, I see fewer options. I understand Covid changed so much, but the lack of customer service and care to make an order for a customer is just disappointing.

I do not like making a trip to Cafe Manna or honestly, to Madison when I can eat close to home and for prices that are more affordable. However, this restaurant does not care to make a vegan pizza or have a specialty item once a week for vegans. Trust me, I’m not the only vegan that frequents this place.

There’s such an emphasis on healthy, organic food but the same old options and no modifications for a vegan. So, I look forward to making long drives for pizza at Door County or elsewhere where it’s awesome to make vegan pizza for their guest. This restaurant doesn’t care and they put in no effort.

Sadly I care so much because I’ve been shopping and eating here since they moved to this location from around the corner. Just upsetting to no cater to...