In Popular Culture
- Australian singer Peter Blakeley named his 1989 album Harry's Cafe de Wheels with a photo on the cover.
- The cafe was featured in the second season of the reality television show The Amazing Race in 2002. The challenge was for a Fast Forward and the racers who chose to do the Fast Forward had to eat pies. It was also featured in HaMerotz LaMillion, the Israeli version of the show.
- Harry's Cafe de Wheels was often seen in the Australian television series Water Rats.
- The Discworld novel The Last Continent, which parodies various aspects of Australian culture, includes "Dibbler's Cafe de Feet", which is a tray around the proprieter's neck.
- It was featured on the Sydney episode of Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern on the Travel Channel.
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