City: Eastern Cape
Top Restaurants in Eastern Cape
Top Things to do in Eastern Cape
- 1. Shamwari Game Reserve
- 2. Valley of Desolation
- 3. Addo Elephant National Park
- 4. Schotia Tooth and Claw Safari
- 5. Mountain Zebra National Park
- 6. Storms River Suspension Bridge
- 7. Tsitsikamma National Park
- 8. Hole in the Wall
- 9. Kragga Kamma Game Park
- 10. South African Marine Rehabilitation and Education Centre
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South Africa Food Guide: 7 African food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Eastern Cape
Discover Restaurants offering the best African food in Eastern Cape, South Africa. The Eastern Cape is a province of South Africa. Its capital is Bhisho, but its two largest cities are Port Elizabeth and East London. It was formed in 1994 out of the Xhosa homelands of Transkei and Ciskei, together with the eastern portion of the Cape Province. Landing place and home of the 1820 settlers, the central and eastern part of the province is the traditional home of the Xhosa people.
Things to do in Eastern Cape
7. Nanaga Farmstall & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 201 reviews
Reviewed By DW752013
A wide array of pies, sweets, and souvenirs are available in this charming store. It's a great place to stop when on the road to/from Port Elizabeth. The pies are fantastic and you can stock up on candy, tea, cookies, jams and cold drinks for the road.
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6. The Links Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 203 reviews
Reviewed By Russell4422
The restaurant was very busy as we were there on a Saturday evening. Just as well we had booked. We had a good meal although the service could/should have been quicker. The waitress did say that had they known the numbers coming they would have had more staff on.
5. The Bistro at Bitou
Overall Ratings
4 based on 150 reviews
Home-made South African bistro fare, presented in an arty setting... indoor restaurant with fireplace (cosy in winter, cool in summer!), and outdoor seating on patio overlooking magnificent Tsitsikamma mountains. Or go "Al fresco" on wooden benches on the
Reviewed By foodloverazel
The burger was massive and amazing - potato wedges were some of the best I've ever had. My only issues are the menu (could do with less adjectives and banting propaganda in my opinion) and the crazy flashing lights outside. Apart from that, awesome experience. Thanks for nice review! .. will pass on your comments to the owner... Thank you!
4. Die Walskipper
Overall Ratings
4 based on 660 reviews
Open Air Restaurant On Beach
Reviewed By HelenS3354
A one of a kind experience, situated right on the beach you sit at your table with your feet in the sand, brilliant food, great service and a fantastic vibe. A must do item whilst in the area.
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3. De Viswijf
Overall Ratings
4 based on 293 reviews
We are situated on left hand side to Diaz Road cut se sac. The building is double story with the restaurant being on the first story. It has three parts to the restaurant. The fine dining inside section. This side will do you well when wanting to impress.
Reviewed By Barrie T
Always liked this restaurant but It's a couple of years since we last dined here. We heard the restaurant had changed and we decided to have dinner with friends. Loved the new look but the 'rickety-looking' entrance staircase was very familiar. The menu looked welcomingly familiar - ribs were the special for the day and we all ordered them. Service was pleasant and efficient. Not sure that the number of ribs added up to the advertised 450 gm, but they were attractively served with three small racks. I really enjoyed the first two racks and all that went with it, but my third rack was terrible. Very overdone with little meat. What meat there was I eventually spat our because I simply couldn't get it down me. Everyone else had a good meal. I let my plate be taken away with a complaint and the waitress quickly returned and asked if I would like a replacement rack - In retrospect I think I should have accepted this and added it to my wife's take-away pack, but I said "No thanks - we have all finished eating". When the bill came I commented that I thought some allowance should have been made for the unsatisfactory ribs - the answer was "Well we offered you a replacement; what do you want?" - my reply was to suggest a voucher for a free glass of house wine with my next meal. (I though this very fair as I would have to return to use the voucher.) This was refused by the manager who hardly looked up from the table where he was eating. The waitress was clearly embarrassed as we left. I don't feel the waitress should have to act as a go-between a dissatisfied customer and management and the incident spoiled an otherwise pleasant evening.Thank you for sharing your concern and opinion, we again apologise that this was your experience. In all fairness though it sounds that we may have been judged before you entered as in your opinion some of our efforts to upgrade since your last visit were still rickety, and not possibly still a working progress, as you seem to have liked all else that have changed, yet still felt familiar.As you have mentioned you ordered the already marked down "special" meal of the day at a mere R99 per person that includes a free glass of wine, hence we only offered to replace what you were not content with as we feel this to be fair approach in an already discounted meal.The waitress checked with me as she should in any such instance and as manager in the corner and owner I recommended this is how we address it, my apologies for not meeting with your personal expectations in further addressing the matter after you kindly declined what was offered and then not making a further fuss as you left, as in our opinion you apologise and then not spoil the rest of your time by making a fuss.Also my apologies for not interrupting my dinner as you left, I however recall saying thank you and goodbye.The waitress acted as instructed, apologized and you kindly declined, does this justify a poor rating and discrediting our hard work, reputation and overall rating on this platform I'm left to ask.Thanking you again for sharing your opinion and concern. Please feel free to contact us directly should you wish to further discuss this.Kind regards.Owner and Management.
2. Pioneers Restaurant and Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 575 reviews
Pioneers is a Traditional Karoo Food Restaurant. Portions are generous. Staff and owners are very friendly, you will feel immediately welcome. Our Motto: "Come as strangers, leave as friends and return as regulars"
Reviewed By StephenXXXXX
Chose Pioneers for our first night to have supper and not disappointed, mostly. Nice and warm inside fires were blazing and outside in the back area braziers were giving out lots of warmth and amazed at the number of people sitting out there.Starters were fine and my wife had the lamb shank which she enjoyed tremendously and I have the chicken cordon bleu. I had to send the pumpkin fritter back as it was stone cold and the cheese inside had not really melted so a bit gooey.Service was fine and all in all an enjoyable evening.
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1. Addo Wildlife Tangelo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 195 reviews
The Tangelo Restaurant puts a contemporary spin on traditional South African fare, with a citrus theme reflecting the area's farming bounty and using local produce as far as possible. It extends into the vast Tangelo Farm-Stall offering an array of "hand-
Reviewed By FrankS7
We had a perfect night in the restaurant. Sitting outside and watching the sunset. Very friendly service. Food was out quick. An other great steak! Yeah! Also wine and starter were very good! Also had cooked breakfast there the next morning. Could not be made better!
Where to eat Seafood food in Eastern Cape: The Best Restaurants and Bars
