Find out what African restaurants to try in Western Cape. South Africa’s most popular tourist destination offers the urban thrills of Cape Town, its adjacent wine country and an aura of the rich political history of South Africa. The Overberg's perfect whale-watching perches provide excitement of a different nature. The Garden Route's lakes and forests and the Klein Karoo's ostrich-farming towns and vineyards present another take on the Cape. For extra kicks, try bungee jumping or cage-diving among Great Whites.
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4 based on 1192 reviews
Helena's Restaurant at Coopmanhuijs aims to serve heritage food with finesse, often with subtle twists in the detail, thereby turning the familiar into the spectacular. The menu is designed to reflect the bounty of the Boland, with specific emphasis on fr
We visited this restaurant recently, it was an OK experience.The food was good, lamb & risotto. Our feeling was that the restaurant is trying a little too hard to be excellent. Atmosphere was not relaxed a little starchy.My wife and I shared a bottle of wine, which was kept on a table at the end of the room, so we had to wait for our waitress each time we needed a top up, which was odd. We expected more from our evening, but it is ok.
4 based on 320 reviews
Authentic Ethiopian cousin restaurant and art gallery combined concept very carefully selected old and new art works from allover Africa including interesting vintage items in display for sale . Madam taitou offer green and very natural environment in a b
The restaurant is like an African jungle! Each of the seats are really cosy and makes for fantastic photos and food. Tibs: This is the local speciality Ethiopian dish here. I tried the beef option and while the meat was not cooked to my perfect liking, the gravy was great with the Injera (dosa like) on the sideVeggie sampler: Just the perfect dish for a vegetarian as it comes with five small dishes and Injera on the side. All of them taste great, especially the one with lentils Moto chicken: Chicken cooked to perfection with spinach. Again goes great with InjeraCamille and Debbie served us and they were simply fantastic. Super friendly and helpful.
4 based on 1153 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
While staying at Hunters Country House we had a meal at Sage and one at Zinzi. Zinzi was nice , lovely setting, but we preferred the more personal service at Sage. Food was good. Bread and dips to start, then we had duck confit and a pork belly. Latter came with a terrible piece of crackling but mash was good. Nowhere in SA have I had crackling that is crispy. Too few carrots. Nice MCC wine and lovely Malva. Good but not as good as our previous night at Sage.
4 based on 669 reviews
Our passion for quality ingredients began from an early age whilst growing up on farms around South Africa. From Somerset West, Magaliesburg to eventually Baynesfield & Vryheid in Kwa Zulu Natal. We feel blessed to have experienced nature and its bounty a
Beautiful restaurant with a cosy atmosphere. The food was delicious and well presented and the service was very good.
5 based on 80 reviews
Come and join us in our conservatory style restaurant facing a grove of oak and blue gum trees on beautiful White Water Farm, 8km from Stanford. We serve grilled food and sides of delicious salads and vegetables in a mediterranean style on platters design
We had a delightful dinner in a gorgeous setting. Being a fussy eater it would take a lot for me to try new things. So glad that the smells from the kitchen entice a bite of every delicious morsel. The service was also lovely to suit a special evening.
4 based on 2366 reviews
Please note that East Head Cafe will be closed between the 06 May and the 04 June 2019. We will reopen on Wednesday 05 June 2019
Situated close to The Heads, the scenery is stunning. There are light blankets on all the outdoor seats to allow comfort of the weather is chilly. Attentive, friendly staff move quickly. Coffee is a local roasted blend and carrot cake fresh and nicely spiced. Cheese platter is good for a light meal; the smoked cheese is superb. The attention to detail is noticable! Well worth a visit.
4 based on 449 reviews
Drostdy Restaurant has the best mountain views in Swellendam, overlooking an indigenous garden with a lovely outside seating area. Our aim is to offer and deliver freshly produced meals, a relaxing experience matched with efficient and attentive service.
Charming service and amazing food - really enjoyed our trio of venison and the African duo. Very reasonably priced.We visited on a Tuesday evening without a reservation but had no problems finding a table.
5 based on 757 reviews
Whenever we tried more than the basic South African food, we failed except here - this is a truly astonishing chef restaurant that is worth every Rand it costs (especially in August when the price is discounted...) Our main dish of Springbok was without any question the best dish we ate in South Africa. If you wish one more sophisticated culinary highlight in South Africa - go to Serendipity
5 based on 94 reviews
Monica opened the restaurant exclusively for us and an Italian family for lunch. She served a buffet of cold and hot authentic South African dishes, several of which she learned from her mother, and with a fireworks display of flavors. Everything from vegetarian dishes to antelope and ostrich. Not fine dining, but really tasty South African food. Amazing atmosphere including an African marimba and drum group The restaurant is located in Langa township and taxis should be used.
5 based on 1555 reviews
Experience the Township of Langa at this traditional African restaurant. We cater to tourist and locals alike wishing to have a positive experience in Cape Townâs oldest township. Our kitchen is run by longtime Langa residents that have worked to put a mo
I went to Mzansi with a massive group of fellow-students after doing a walking tour of the area. The food was AMAZING! Nothing like what I've tried before, but I'm so glad I did. Also, the story behind the place is amazing (but you'll have to go to hear it)!
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