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Top 4 Fusion food in Harkerville, Plettenberg Bay, Western Cape
Discover Restaurants offering the best Fusion food in Harkerville, Plettenberg Bay, Western Cape including Zinzi Restaurant, Tsala Treetop Lodge, Nineteen89, Emily Moon
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1. Zinzi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1156 reviews
Vibrant and casual with distinctive international flavours, Zinzi Restaurant offers an abundant & tasty menu. Ideal for sun-downers on the deck, or for a relaxed dining experience, Zinzi embraces the spirit of hearty cuisine and zesty ingredients with a c
Reviewed By KarenRobS
This is a great restaurant situated outside of Plettenberg Bay. It has a good menu offering small plates to share as starters, small and large salads and a fair choice of main courses. We shared the arancini and gravlax as starters, had a small salad to share (which was a good size) and then had the lamb curry and duck confit. We finished with the peach malva ( there was only one small slice of peach though). The food was cooked really well, was tasty and nicely presented. The staff were efficient and friendly. A lovely experience.Dear KarenRobS,Thank you for your wonderful comments regarding your dining experience at Zinzi. The small plates have been a big hit with many diners!Looking forward to welcoming you back in the not too distant future,RegardsJulie Smith
2. Tsala Treetop Lodge
Overall Ratings
5 based on 49 reviews
Set amidst the treetops of an age-old indigenous forest, Tsala is a lavish celebration of the spirit of Africa. Irresistible to those who appreciate exclusivity, fine fare, romance and adventure. With beautiful private suites and villas, breathtaking view
Reviewed By Oxfordnosher
For me probably the highlight of our holiday in RSA as it turned out. The most amazing suites in the trees were so comfortable, luxurious and magical. I really could think how this place could be improved - huge windows overlooking the forest, comfortable lounge area with wood burning stove, drinks cabinet etc. Outside terrace and plunge pool. Nothing overlooked. Front of house Karen couldnât have been nicer, more helpful and was kind enough to send us off next day with some individual recommendations of other places on our route. Food also fantastic. If there was one place I wished we had stayed another night it was here. Just magical.
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3. Nineteen89
Overall Ratings
5 based on 189 reviews
Welcome to Nineteen89 Restaurant We are a family run & family friendly classic dining eatery in the cbd of beautiful Plettenberg Bay. We offer a unique breakfast, lunch & dinner menu from tender melt in your mouth fillet steaks with boozy wild mushroom sa
Reviewed By MAC81667
Our group of two families went for dinner on a chilly winter evening. We didn't have a reservation and were greeted heartily and sincerely by a super pleasant and competent waiter. We were accommodated right away. I just love it when wait staff know how to make you feel you're in good hands without being edgy or pretentious. The restaurant is all about 1989 which is extra fun if you happened to grow up in the era and understand the time warp. The menu was generous and had lots of variety. Food was awesome - the oreo milkshake was gorgeous and could have fed a family of 4 for a week. Really good spot to have a relaxing meal and be taken care of...Hi MACWow, thank you for your kind review of our restaurant. That Oreo shake is pretty impressive ;)We are so happy that you enjoyed your time with us and hope to see you again!Happy Travels The Nineteen89 Team
4. Emily Moon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1025 reviews
Emilyâs is the most exquisite of dining halls. The spirit of Africa is in every archway, every antique table and in the collectorsâ items which adorn every nook and cranny. Lunch by the pool or dine by candlelight and remember the experience for the rest
Reviewed By KarenRobS
This is located a little outside of Plettenberg Bay. It overlooks a meandering river with spectacular views. The inside decoration is really interesting with many African artifacts. The food was of a good quality. We shared the kingklip samosa to start - an interesting twist on this Indian dish. The fillet of beef was a fair size, succulent and soft. The duck was tasty and perfectly cooked. The atmosphere was buzzy. Well worth a visit and we would happily return.
