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Reviews on Cafe food in Northern Cape, South Africa. The Northern Cape (Afrikaans: Noord-Kaap; Tswana: Kapa Bokone) is the largest and most sparsely populated province of South Africa. It was created in 1994 when the Cape Province was split up. Its capital is Kimberley. It includes the Kalahari Gemsbok National Park, part of the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, an international park shared with Botswana. It also includes the Augrabies Falls and the diamond mining regions in Kimberley and Alexander Bay. The Namaqualand region in the west is famous for its Namaqualand daisies. The southern towns of De Aar and Colesberg, in the Great Karoo, are major transport nodes between Johannesburg, Cape Town and Port Elizabeth. In the northeast, Kuruman is known as a mission station and also for its artesian spring, the Eye of Kuruman. The Orange River flows through the province, forming the borders with the Free State in the southeast and with Namibia to the northwest. The river is also used to irrigate the many vineyards in the arid region near Upington.
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10. Proviand
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Konrad R
the service,food etc,is of a very high standard and if in the area again,we will def return!!!!in the middle of no-where.this place is an oasis in the desert :)
9. Vetmuis Plaaskombuis
vetmuisplaaskombuis situated in the heart of the karoo in a town called richmond and also known as the booktown. Vetmuis is a gift and deli shop serving lovely meals throughout the day, coffee and cake.
Reviewed By ralfk0104
Friendly and welcoming. Menu offers traditional cape food in generous portions. Karoo lamb dishes very popular. Served with delicious fresh veggies and salad from the garden.The courtyard offers a tranquil shaded area surrounded by a herb garden and birds ro keep you company. The deli sells preserves and frozen food, including the famous pies and traditional sult.A trendy gift shop offers a feast for the eyes and affordable prices a pleasure for the wallet.
8. The Rose Cafe
Reviewed By SuzvanLog
Travelled all the way from Upington to Kakamas for day visit to waterwheels, old tunnels, historic first SA hydro-electric building. What a disappointment to find all these sights inaccessible on private property and the government establishments closed and rundown. All these were sighted as points of attraction on most internet searches. Pathetic! And then the Rose Cafe, where we licked our wounds and left totally healed in mind and body. Congratulations on your establishment! Quality, friendliness and warmth, tasty and tasteful! Do not drive past!
7. Whistling Bridge Cafe
Alongside the N1 road you'll find a unique and stylishly renovated building situated on a working karoo farm. Enjoy a selection of speciality coffees and freezos, freshly pressed juices, farm bread toasted sandwiches, lightly toasted wraps and a variety o
Reviewed By Tim H
We stopped in here recently on a road trip from Knysna to Bloemfontein as i needed a coffee and a bite to eat. Having only just opened the week before [and being only a couple of kms from a soulless superstop this was a haven to behold. As it had just opened the menu was a little limited whilst they find their feet but the fresh brewed coffee [with extra shot to wake me up :)] and a toastie hit the perfect spot.My daughter loved the little play fort you have there and esecially liked the frozen milkshake type thing. The owners were especially friendly coming out to say hello and indeed they took my wife and daughter to meet and feed their pet alpaca's which my daughter still goes on about two weeks later.Best of luck guys - if we are ever back in SA on that long dusty road trip we will be sure to look out for you. All the best Tim, Elsa and RaphThank you so much Tim, we really appreciate your wonderful review. It was such a pleasure having you and your lovely family- we look forward to seeing you when youâre next down in SA! All the best
6. Die Pienk Padstal
Overall Ratings
4 based on 53 reviews
Reviewed By PaulHWessels
Friendly, special, effective, humoristic... complemented by good local food and coffee. An excellent place to stop on the long road from Upington to the West. Much to enjoy and remember... Well worth a visit.
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5. Nineteen Eighty Nine
Reviewed By Navigator814190
Stopped over on our N1 journey for lunch after finding 1989, in Colesberg, on Tripadvisor. All expectations were met! The place is Beautiful, quaint and quirky, and has an interesting shop too. Friendly service and super food presented beautifully. We had the sesame chicken salad, and lamb pie. We would definitely stop here again.
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4. Die Rooi Granaat
Overall Ratings
4 based on 45 reviews
Die Rooi Granaat Guesthouse, Coffee shop and Deli is situated opposite the Church Square in the tranquil Karoo Village of Loxton. The guest house with it's AA "Highly Recommended" status consists of 4 units, each with its own bathroom, an open plan dining
Reviewed By MarlenaduToit
We stopped in Loxton, a place we have never visited before. Die Rooi Granaat can not be missed, right next to the traffic circle where you also fell find a beautiful old church! The atmosphere was welcoming and the Lemon meringue tart was really out of this world! Sweet&sour-well balanced!With aProper meringue on top! Good thing this town os a little put of the way, otherwise I had an addiction at hand!
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3. Karoo Padstal
We freshly prepare wholesome fast food to N1 highway travelers. We offer great deluxe coffee & barista. We use locally sourced Karoo lamb & venison. Vegetarian options available. Relax, stretch your legs, unleash your dog, freshen up in our clean restroom
Reviewed By Pat C
Amazing accommodation in Richmond and the cherry on top is the Karoo Padstal they also run 20 km from Richmond. Both sparkling clean and both serve the most amazing food. It's a must stop if you ever driving through the Karoo.https://www.tripadvisor.co.za/ShowUserReviews-g1960747-d14980449-r654642813-Karoo_Padstal-Richmond_Northern_Cape.html#
2. Diamond T
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By omegacon
We visited after a referral from friends who recommended Diamond T's melk-tert, a popular local dessert, directly translated as milk-tart. How glad we were to discover this country style gem somewhere between Upington and the Kgalaghadi Trans-frontier Park, in a tiny hamlet named Askham in the Northern Cape. It was early, brunch-time, so we each ordered a toasted egg, bacon and cheese accompanied by a cappuccino. The service was quick, the coffee was (sort-of) fine, but the sandwich, wow! This was a triple decker consisting of three slices of roast with what can best be described as a double filling and cost R 55. The food was lovely and freshly made. If I was to dig deep for a criticism, I think real cheese would be an improvement over the cheese spread that was used. I put this down to delivery logistics because Askham has to be located in one of the quietest spots in the world! Take time to walk around, look at the home-made goodies in the small shop and appreciate the old-time decor, well worth a visit.
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1. The Richmond Cafe and Rooms
Overall Ratings
5 based on 83 reviews
The Ricgmond Cafe & Rooms is a Guest House and Cafe in Richmond, Karoo. It is near the N1 national road. It is an ideal halfway stop between Johannesburg and Cape Town. Our rooms boast comfortable beds with white bedlinen and large bathrooms with baths an
Reviewed By Marlie007
We stayed here on our way to Cape Town. It was absolutely stunning! The look of the rooms are so unique. We loved it. Everything was clean and fresh. Do enjoy dinner there as well. Thank you Klaradyn and Nicol. We will definately see you again.
