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One of the nicest things I find about having a cafe is the ability to make people happy, put a smile on their face, and having this cafe in such a superb location with the local neighbour-hood atmosphere has helped make Cup Cafe a superb Cafe, with a view to die for of the Canterbury Plains, the excellent food, extremely high and consistent standard of coffee making, ambience and service, with out a doubt stands Cup Cafe ahead of the rest.

The chefs pride themselves on focusing on sourcing the the very best fresh ingredients and creating all dishes from scratch.

You line up to order, choosing from the blackboard menu for the Brunch options or the Specials board that has an amazing array of a-la-carte meals at a way too resonable price - value for money and a trip for your taste buds, and by the time you have made up your mind, you will curse the food cabinet bursting with colour, flavours of the savoury lines to that of the sweet fare. Lots of tantalising Gluten Free options.

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Getting There: Located 12 minutes from the centre of Christchurch, the Cup Cafe is on the Corner of Dyer's Pass Road, which continues off Colombo Street which runs through the centre of Christchurch to the foot of the Cashmere hills, where it links directly onto Dyer's Pass Road and Hackthorne Road. The Cafe has a supreme view of the Canterbury Plains over to the Alps, Mt Hutt is clearly visable as is the Waimak Gorge, and the rest of the Alps. Oxford, and North Canterbury highlighted with their beautiful green pastures. Christchurch is a sight to behold also, being the Garden City of New Zealand, it is beautiful, colourful and fresh, in Autumn, the tree canopy changes from green to the most magnificent oranges, reds and browns of Autumn, with the Alps dusted in crisp white snow. L
Local Area: Cup Cafe has some amazing walking tracks just above it, these tracks are very popular, with people loving the fact they can walk through the native trees, on safe but exciting tracks, taking in the lovely fresh air, the constantly evolving views, accompanied by the inquisitive fantails, the beautiful song of the native Bell Bird, and being within reach of the very dramatic native wood pigeon, they are such a powerful flier, you can hear them winging their way to graze off the fruits of the native trees. If your choice is to dine in or a picnic in one of the parks up the hill or if you are travelling by car, be sure to stop by Cup Cafe. We make lovely healthy and satisfying hampers for you to enjoy with your family and friends. Just over the hill is the bays and beaches to be enjoyed!

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by marty cuvu (prior to 01/07/2010)

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Funny looking place from the outside. But once inside the most unbelievable coffee and food. A view to die for. I will be back and hopefully my friends. The sad thing is I am only in ch ch once every ... Read More

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Location

127 Hackthorne Road
Cashmere Hills
Cashmere Christchurch

Getting ThereLocated 12 minutes from the centre of Christchurch, the Cup Cafe is on the Corner of Dyer's Pass Road, which continues off Colombo Street which runs through the centre of Christchurch to the foot of the Cashmere hills, where it links directly onto Dyer's Pass Road and Hackthorne Road. The Cafe has a supreme view of the Canterbury Plains over to the Alps, Mt Hutt is clearly visable as is the Waimak Gorge, and the rest of the Alps. Oxford, and North Canterbury highlighted with their beautiful green pastures. Christchurch is a sight to behold also, being the Garden City of New Zealand, it is beautiful, colourful and fresh, in Autumn, the tree canopy changes from green to the most magnificent oranges, reds and browns of Autumn, with the Alps dusted in crisp white snow. L