Harvest at Noble Hill

Jim Hunneyball

3 months ago

We had a really enjoyable lunch. The setting is peaceful, with lovely vineyard and mountain views, and the atmosphere felt relaxed rather than formal. The food was fresh, well-prepared, and thoughtfully presented without being overly complicated. The staff were friendly and attentive, striking a good balance between being helpful and giving guests space to enjoy the experience. What stood out most was how easy it was to settle in and spend a few hours there. Good food, excellent wine, beautiful surroundings, and a calm atmosphere made it a highlight of our day in the Winelands. A great choice if you're looking for a relaxed and authentic wine farm restaurant experience.

Regula Hasler

8 months ago

A very nice place for a delicious lunch and wine. Very friendly and attentive staff. We'll come back soon 😀

jackie lock

10 months ago

Been wanting to try this place for a while now and am so glad we went today. We had three small plates and shared them. Absolutely delicious meals. But the Flautas was the 10/10 one. We also had the cornbread with cheese and sour cream, and the cauliflower bites with saffron aioli. They were also very good and probably I would rate them a 7.5/10 and 9/10 respectively. The saffron aioli dip was absolutely delicious. Stunning outlook onto a dam with willow trees and then the whole kind of Mexican Latiny vibe going. Really peaceful and such good food. Can’t wait to go back

Marisa Maré

a year ago

We enjoyed a memorable Sunday lunch with friends at Cosecha. The Mexican food was fresh, full of flavour, and beautifully presented. A highlight was having our guacamole prepared tableside by our friendly waiter, served with delicious warm black corn chips. The restaurant is cleverly designed to frame the breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape and lake. Despite the cold and misty weather, we were comfortably seated in a warm, sheltered area, which made the whole experience feel extra magical. While there are currently roadworks in the area, Cosecha is absolutely worth the detour. We’d recommend calling the restaurant for directions when booking, as GPS isn’t always reliable in the area. Let this small inconvenience be part of the adventure. It leads to something truly special.

Klara Malan

a year ago

Great food, location, ambience, service and wine. The only dish we wouldn’t recommend is the beans (we had a selection of sharing plates). The guacamole, made at the table, is a must have and the cornbread is definitely a comfort food and amazing value.