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    Season's Harvest Cafe

    4.2 (599 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Linda D.

    First time coming here for a farm to table experience. We didn't have reservations so we probably waited 25 mins for a table out on the patio . The service was quick and the food was good . The only issue was the love bugs swarming everywhere which was a bit stressful. I loved the Green juice called the Grinch ...

    Jarek M.

    Organic farm-to-table food all day every day. Service and atmosphere: The restaurant is located on the 8 acres farm surrounded by nature. They have goats and chickens in the enclosures. There is also shop with locally sourced meats, honey and other great products. The service was fantastic. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. Food and drinks: Food was made from scratch with locally grown ingredients. Everything was fresh, healthy and tasty. Organic produce speaks for itself. Fantastic selection of coffees, juices and smoothies. Pricing: $$ - not expensive for the quantity provided. P.S. walk-ins are welcome but we had to wait an hour and half after putting our name on the list. Reservations are strongly recommended.

    Charley R.

    Great atmosphere. You can walk around the property and even pet the turkeys, chickens, and goats. The restaurant gives you a small cup of feed so you can interact with the animals, which makes the experience fun and unique. The food was good nothing out of this world but the overall experience was very pleasant. It's family-friendly and also a nice spot for a casual date. We ordered the farmer's breakfast and a stack of pancakes. My favorite was the brisket with jam and butter definitely the highlight of the meal. The staff was friendly and welcoming. Just a heads-up: everything is made to order, so it may take a little time. Be patient and enjoy the moment.

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    Jessica T.

    I still can't get over what an incredible experience I had during my first visit! I arrived early Friday morning around 8 AM with my 14-month-old son. I chose this place after seeing photos of the open space. Perfect for my little one to explore and roam freely. As soon as we stepped out of the car, we heard a rooster crowing. We spotted chickens nearby pecking at kitchen scraps, and I instantly got excited to see what other farm animals were around. After getting a close look at the rooster (which made my son a little nervous), we headed into the restaurant and were warmly greeted by the hostess. She asked if we preferred indoor or outdoor seating. Since the morning was so beautiful, I chose to sit outside to enjoy the view. Inside looked cozy but dim, and I really wanted a bright, scenic spot to soak it all in. Once we reached the patio, I instantly fell in love! It was peaceful, beautifully shaded, and had the perfect ambiance. The hostess took the time to chat with us and asked how we found out about the place. I mentioned I had seen them pop up a few times on my feed, so I finally decided to check it out. She was super helpful, giving us a rundown of the property and letting us know they offer animal feed if we wanted to interact with the animals. The kids' menu had some great options, and I appreciated the little memo reminding parents that the farm is still a working space with tools, animals, and even the possibility of snakes or other critters. It was a thoughtful and necessary heads-up that I hadn't even considered! My son and I shared the Farmer's Breakfast and an immunity booster juice made with their locally grown carrots, oranges, lemons, and ginger. My son absolutely loved it! The breakfast included two eggs (your choice of style), two chicken sausage links, a biscuit, and seasoned potatoes served with whipped butter and jam. The sausage and butter were my absolute favorites! Super flavorful! The rest of the meal was decent, but those two were definitely the highlights. After we finished eating, we set off to explore the grounds. We visited the garden where they grow fresh veggies, saw a small chicken coop for the chicks, bee boxes for their own local honey, a few goats, and a pond which we avoided due to posted warnings about snakes. The property was much bigger than I expected. By 10 AM, my son was starting to get hot and tired, so we slowly made our way back to the car. On our way out, we stopped by the gift shop. It was honestly the cutest little store! They had fresh tomatoes, other locally grown produce, homemade soaps, perfumes, candles, fresh eggs, and even milk. All locally made, and nicely presented in their packaging. I seriously can't wait to come back, especially to try more seasonal dishes and bring friends and family along. I'm so in love with this place, and it makes me so happy knowing it's close enough to visit anytime!

    Richy O.

    The place is beautiful from the outside and from the inside it has a very homie feeling. Their iced latte is amazing but their food is very mediocre. We got a turkey Panini and didn't have much flavor. The service was also very slow, it took 10min to get a table which was not bad but it took us over 40 minutes just to get our food. Our waitress also seemed very uninterested in serving us. We saw other tables receiving great service from other restaurants waitresses but ours didn't seem happy.

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    Brandon S.

    A gem right here in Cypress. We had our first of many Saturday morning visits today. What I thought would be a sleepy country house with a largely unoccupied and strangely placed tables not unlike a La Madeline but we wound up part of a capacity gathering with a waitlist. Everyone enjoying the wholesome food served by a well choreographed staff helping each other, wait, cook, serve, buss, communicate. We met the owner Beckett. Friendly and genuine. The food was scrumptious, the clientele was REI chic mixed with grandparents and kids. Fresh feeling from the store located out front, the garden, right to the plates. Discovering this place is like discovering The Lumineers in 2026, or U2 in 2000. Better late than never.

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    Reese S.

    This is such a charming place! Maddie was our server and she took her time with us and didn't rush us to order at all. Very clean and cute outdoor patio. The dishes were all fresh and delicious. You could really taste almost all elements individually of the dish. I just love how everything was cooked right, arrived hot, and texture rich! Stop on by, it's wonderful!

    The grinch green juice, the blueberry and banana chia pudding, blueberry buttermilk pancakes.
    Jen G.

    Ambiance: 9/10. family home vibes. A stylish farm house nestled in a wooded landscape. Indoor and outdoor sitting. Inside there 2 dining rooms, it can get loud bc it sound echos (lots of wood). Outside you have a covered and uncovered patio that overlooks the wooded-grassy grounds. Peaceful, less noisy. I went on a Saturday 9am in 70 degree weather, perfect for outdoor dining. Service: 8/10. the waitstaff was hospitable and friendly. I waited 5 mins to be seated, my order was taken within 5 mins of sitting. The order-to-food-on-table time was 10 mins (party of 1, see picture for order size). Server checked on me the perfect number of times. Food: amazing! 10/10. Blueberry pancakes had perfectly balanced flavor, great fluffy texture, and a generous portion size; the syrup was top notch. Chia pudding is topped with coconut cream, almond butter, fruit (blueberries, bananas, coconut flakes) and shaved almonds. I loved the balance of the sweetness of the coconut cream and the salty-creaminess of the almond butter. It could use more fruit and it was a good portion also. Green juice (the grinch) is topped with sparking water which was gave it a nice refreshing efervescente taste; it was a tad too sweet and still loved it! I recommend all dishes.

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    Sharye J.

    We went here on the weekend and this place is a little hidden gem. Forgot to take photos of our breakfast but everything was amazing and worth the price. I especially loved the cornbread and they serve it with a delicious strawberry jam spread as well. I got a honey rose mocktail, but they also have alcohol available to add to it. If you are looking for a relaxing atmosphere to enjoy your weekend brunch, come check this place out and sit on the back patio!

    Monica Q.

    I love this place, the location, the staff, the food it's great. The reason why I don't give 5 starts is due to the wait time to get a table and to get your food. I'm not sure if maybe they need a bigger kitchen and more cooks but it's really not effective for anyone to wait about 1 hour for your food after you waited about an hour to get seated.

    Listen, I was hesitant once reading some reviews BUT we had a great time! This place is quaint, charming and definitely worth any wait you may have. A lot of previous reviews seem to be about wait time complaints but once you get there OBVIOUSLY there may be a wait since its a smaller establishment (its literally a house with maybe 100 tables? SO COOL), but keep in mind if you hear a daunting wait time remember that YOU choose to wait even after hearing the wait time being 45mins-1hr so be a little understanding, and its a made to order restaurant so obviously the food will take longer than a chain restaurant so just go with an open mind and open schedule and you'll enjoy yourself! We were told week days are not as crazy as Saturdays (their busiest day since breakfast is all day)! We got great breakfast and some lattes, had great service (ask for Kaylee!) and enjoyed the atmosphere since there was a lot to do on the property! There's a little store, lots of walking space, and animals, the whole shabang! We even got to feed the animals! Will be coming back for sure!

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    Jacob A.

    Food was all pretty good only complaint I had was the soup was cold when I got it made it un appetizing but this is a great place to come scenery is nice food was yummy service was good but I did feel like I was in the back forgotten.

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    Jacob D.

    A cutesy farm and country house turned into a honestly sourced cafe that makes its bones on farm to table vibes. Plenty of parking around the whole property and lots of goats, chickens, and ducks to walk around and look at. Service was handled by a bunch of really pleasant women dressed in traditional rural dresses to make the immersion a little bit more fun. There's a cafe towards the back that does coffee and fresh pastries as well as the standard table service. Breakfast menu has the right balance of sweet options and savory choices. Nothing too fancy or whimsical here, just a standard well put together brekkie that makes plenty of use of the the eggs they have access to. I've heard the dinner menu is a little more rotational and seasonal with its offerings, and I'd be more than interested to try it out sometime. Worth a drive out for sure.

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    Ask the Community - Season's Harvest Cafe

    Do they serve a different dinner menu on Friday evenings?

    Do you have a small meeting room?

    Outside with the chickens. All the room you need.

    What time do they stop serving breakfast?

    Breakfast / brunch served until 3 p.m.

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