Amid recent news surrounding the former owner's liquidation, Grazing Goat Cafe, nestled on Wood St, assures its patrons of uninterrupted service and thriving business under new ownership. Current owner Renyee Bencsis emphasises that the cafe remains unaffected by the previous owner’s financial setbacks, assuring customers of business as usual.
The popular cafe was initially founded by accountant Michael Harris. Recent ASIC filings revealed that Harris' personal company, Sureline Investments Pty Ltd, previously operating as The Grazing Goat Cafe, faced debts totalling $247,297.05 to various creditors, with a substantial portion owed to the Australian Taxation Office.
However, crucially, since its sale to Mrs Bencsis and her husband, Adrian, in October 2022, the cafe operates as an entirely separate entity from Harris.
"A lot of people don’t know it’s under new ownership and will presume it’s closing. This is the last thing we want," stated Mrs Bencsis, urging patrons to understand that Grazing Goat Cafe continues to thrive and accommodate diverse culinary preferences, shifting from its paleo origins to cater to a broader spectrum of dietary preferences.
Grazing Goat Cafe remains a bustling food haven, offering a diverse menu suitable for various tastes and dietary needs. While the cafe's initial concept centered around the paleo lifestyle, it has evolved to provide an inclusive dining experience, accommodating a range of dietary preferences.
“We have a pet friendly space with water bowls for dogs; and a dedicated kids corner for drawing and playing. We are finalising our new dietary dedicated menus for GF, vegetarian, vegan, and seniors also have a discount menu to order off. That way no one has to guess if the meal is suitable for them.”
As the cafe perseveres under new ownership, Mrs Bencsis urges community support for this family-owned business, serving its patrons with the same dedication and culinary excellence.
The Grazing Goat Cafe on Wood Street. Photo credit: Hamish Wright
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