Do you like sitting in a sunny garden eating food that was grown in that garden or sourced from…read morelocal growers? Of course you do. This place serves brilliant coffee and delicious, healthy dishes that are obviously prepared with care and attention. The bacon and egg butty is a great way to start your day! Everything else I've had there has been just as appealing. I've recommended this place to various people including those with very strict vego/vegan/gluten free diets and these guys are always SUPER accomodating and have gone out of their way on multiple occasions to put together a meal that suits the person's requirements. The central coast is slowly getting more and more great places like this - but put this one at the top of your list if you're up this way.

Great tasting healthy food, served with a smile…read more We went for the tacos and zoodles. Both were very flavoursome and the wait was very short. Fantastic place to stop by up on the Central Coast

Just had lunch here and it was delightful. I ordered the colliflower soup and my wife had the mini…read moreburger both were absolutely delicious. The coffee is great and we had some sourdough bread with banana nuts and honey with it, what a great combination. This is not the sort of place you go to if you are in a hurry as everything is made fresh.

Really nice and well laid out cafe that has a great selection of foods for vegan lovers and the…read moremeat eaters. Coffees, smoothies (all organic) and an amazing arrange of hearty wraps and a full menu. Located in the heart of Terrigal I'd imagine this place would get busy in the summer months. What I also really like is the client base of young, healthy and a vibrant atmosphere.

Third time here and won't be back. Their juices are nice. Food is organic. That's about it with the…read morepositives. My toast came without butter, when I asked for butter, I saw the employee pick up a cube of butter out of a container with his fingers and place it in a small plate (this is the same guy taking orders and handling money), Poached eggs were over poached and not runny. I paid to add bacon to my meal and got 1 strip. They only reasons you should visit this place are: 1) if you have to eat organic food. 2) if your staying at the Crowne Plaza and can't walk far. Otherwise there are plenty of better places to eat behind the main street or walk down to the far end of the main strip.

Took the family there for breakfast. The staff were great at finding us a table that was outside…read moreand undercover. We were quickly served with coffees and our orders taken. I had the big belly breakfast. It was fantastic! Eggs, mushrooms, hash browns, sourdough. The homemade relish brought it all together. Definitely will go back there.

Very yummy I had the sticky date pancakes they were very filling and Nice…read more Recommend highly

This place offers variety of vegetarian food and desserts. Every item in their menu is very…read moredelicious and tasty. I would definitely come again.

Had a great lunch here, the Mexican pork brisket was amazing and filling. The guac that cane with…read moreit wasn't to good though. The meat and marinate was savory and a perfect fluffy tortilla!

I can always count on a delicious breakfast after a long walk on Avoca Beach. Great green tea,…read moreawesome coffee & absolutely perfect eggs. My husband and I treat ourselves at least once a month!

Having never been to Terrigal before I can't comment whether there are better places in the area…read morebut Harrisons is A-Ok. Just a block back from the beach this huge restaurant serves food up to 3:30 which is perfect if you want to have a late lunch. They do all day breakfast too and I've learnt that you can usually trust a place that will still serve you eggs and bacon at 3pm. My only critique about this place is it's just a bit bland. Their menu is extensive and their food tastes good it just felt like they could do more with the place and the waitress, who was the only one on at the time serving about 2 other tables in the restaurant, seemed a little disinterested in us. I ordered Avocado on a baguette with poached eggs and a side order of bacon which was just enough to fill me up. Unfortunately the poached eggs were solid. I much prefer when my egg yolk runs all over my plate but the meal was still delicious. One of my colleagues ordered the daily special which was a prawn risotto and I had food envy because it looked really amazing and smelt delicious! Another colleague ordered a chicken salad but the salad was a bit overpowered by the dressing so her lettuce was a bit soggy. It's a relaxing place to just chill out for an afternoon and they do know how to make a decent coffee. I feel it might be one of those places that could be a bit hit and miss depending on what you order and what time of day you are ordering it. I do like the fact that they have signs everywhere that say they are dog friendly. Because if you love dogs then you're okay by me!

Harrisons is set a block back from Terrigal Beach on a shady corner opposite a mysteriously vacant,…read moregrassy lot that's been vacant and grassy for at least 15 years and possibly since Methuselah was a boy - why is it still vacant when it's in prime position and is worth a crudload of wedge, I can't understand it and nobody can give me an answer. I need Scooby Doo and the team in to investigate. Especially Daphne. Mrrowr. And if Velma is away that weekend, well, no biggie, right? But, Harrisons. It's big, occupying the space that two normal, regular-sized cafes would normally fill. It's got a staff of fresh-faced young teenage girls kitted out all in black and with impeccable manners: these girls are trained well, my only wish would be they smile and joke with the customers more. Still, it was early, and I was hungover, so maybe they read the signs and exercised due prudence. Ordered the banana milkshake and man, did it pay off. A giant stainless steel cup, the metal foggy with condensation and deliciously chill to the touch. This is the milkshake I remember enjoying at every milk bar when I was a boy when such milk bars still existed and weren't replaced by awful generic charcoal chicken shops with names like Chookas and Charcoal Charlies. Le sigh. The salad sambo was big, but a bit dry and I kinda wanted to be surprised with something exotic on there, but that was more my fault than theirs. A friend got the haloumi salad,which looked epic, and another friend the chicken schnitty roll, which also looked epic. If it weren't for my milkshake I would have felt justifiably crabby at being so comprehensively out-ordered. Nice relaxed feel at this place. Good coffee too, and the people-watching is up there also.