Harold's Cafe, Lassiters

Harold's Cafe (previously Daphne's, The Hungry Bite, The Holy Roll, The Coffee Shop, The General Store and Harold's Store) is a shop/cafe at The Lassiters Complex. The shop was originally in a nearby street but relocated to Lassiters in May 1986.

1985-1986[]

The original Coffee Shop (named The Coffee Spot) was located in an unnamed street and owned by Wally Walters who wound up selling the place to Harry Henderson after he won against him in a poker game, Harry later sold it to his granddaughter Daphne Clarke who owned the place until Paul Robinson purchased the site in early 1986.

In an unexplained change, the cafe seen in 1985 run by Daphne was significantly larger and a different layout to the one seen since January 1986 where it was smaller, and a different layout. It was never said onscreen in early 1986 that they were 2 different properties, so the change remained unexplained. However later in the year of 1986, the cafe did move to the Lassiters Complex.

Owners[]

?-1985 Wally Walters
1985-1986 Daphne Clarke

Employees[]

1985-1986 Scott Robinson
1986 Mike Young
1986 Zoe Davis

1986-present[]

Daphne Lawrence ran the coffee shop called Daphne's by early 1986. It was the local coffee shop for the residents of the street she lived in, Ramsay Street and surrounds.