Overview

We used the Harbour Restaurant mainly to top up with Iced Coffees of Fresh Orange juice, although it was clear it catered for much more. It is ideally situated, directly opposite the Harbour Bus station with plenty of seating. Using a wheelchair, we opted for one of the outer seats. Staff quickly moved a seat to make room for the wheelchair. We found all staff to be helpful and friendly. I know it was his job, but the guy who tried to entice customers, was really good. He seemed to know most people driving past! As I already mentioned, our orders were only for either Iced Coffees of Fresh Orange juice but they were sooo refreshing. They were about half the price of those cafes just a bit further along on the way to the castle. The Harbour had good toilet facilities, including one for disabled people such as myself. Special mention to the blond haired waitress. One day I tried to leave a ‘tip’ and she refused to take it saying ‘next day’ The next day I tried to leave a ‘tip’ and she only took 40 cents. I hope that was wasn’t feeling sorry for me because of the wheelchair. If we get back to Paphos, a stop at the Harbour Café will be a must.

Transport & Parking

There was a car park nearby

Access

The Cafe was open to the street. Getting a wheelchair to table was no problem and rthe staff helped move the seat from the space I required

Toilets

There was a fuly accessible toilet, accessed by a low gradient ramp

Staff

In the numerous times we visited, the staff were friendly and helpful. They remembered us from previous visits. One refused to take a tip and the following day when I offered 2 euros 40 cents, she only took the 40 cents.

Anything else you wish to tell us?

Although our visits were just for drinks, the food we seen also looked scrummy. I will certainly go back if we are in Paphos