Jeffreys Bay South African restaurant
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Jeffreys Bay Perched along the sundrenched Dolphin Beach boasting surfing vistas, diners chill soaking up the refreshing views and a wide variety of delicious delights.
Choose from an array of succulent fresh fish, calamari, steaks, pasta dishes, creative salads, tramezzinis and wraps. For social snacks and finger food, choose from the menu of ’Finger Fusion’ brimming with tasty snacks in a basket for one.
Breakfast tempts with popular 3 egg omelette stuffed with a choice of 12 fillings and sundowners ease the palate onto an extensive cocktail menu as colourful as the trailing sun.
Café Kima secures a trendy ambiance complimented by tasty food and tranquil surrounds overlooking the sweeping Dolphin’s Bay for a memorable day of dining whether it be breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Jeffreys Bay South African restaurant
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Jeffreys Bay The décor speaks of voortrekker days, enamel crockery, quaint bucket lights, food prepared over open fires and old gas cookers.
Die Walskipper catches the freshest assortment of seafood prepared succulently and served in the sheltered open-air restaurant.
For starters, beguile quail eggs, springbok biltong and droëwors, or oysters on ice. Main courses include old faithfuls as well as adventurous crocodile or ostrich steaks.
Get the taste buds tingling with calamari steak, perlemoen, sole, catch of the day and voluptuous seafood platters.
Round off the meal with homemade koeksisters, malva pudding cheesecakes, or ice cream with strawberries.
Die Walskipper is the perfect spot for a bit of relaxation near the beach, buzzing with culinary activity.
Restaurants near Jeffreys Bay
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Eastern Cape South African restaurant
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Eastern Cape (15.9 km from Jeffreys Bay) Situated on the outskirts of Humandorp, this enchanting gem surprises the palate in every nook and cranny.
Dressed in eclectic charm scattered with mismatched furniture and lit by flirtatious chandeliers reflected in the dramatic Gilt mirrors, Le Chameleon beguiles with charm and temptation.
Take delight in sweet and savoury dishes boasting generous portions. For brunch, the Le Chameleon omelette tossed and wrapped in bacon, mushrooms, onions and cheese is a must have. For those with a wicked sweet tooth, give into the French toast balanced with green fig preserve, bacon and maple syrup.
Dine within the magical restaurant or whisk away the senses enchanted by the tea garden; Le Chameleon secures an extensive menu and wine list filled with surprising delights for those who dare to uncover this secret gem.
St Francis Bay South African restaurant
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St Francis Bay (16.6 km from Jeffreys Bay) Soak up the African sun relaxing on deck before perusing the specialised Greek cuisine. Perfect for lazy summer lunches and refreshing winter ambiance.
Dine indoors, at the bar or on the sunny deck and terrace complimented by an expansive wine list and specialty seafood, grills and Mediterranean cuisine.
From Octopus, calamari, mousaka and a wonderful array of mixed mezzes too 14-hour slow-cooked Lamb shank, The Big Time Taverna is the perfect setting for lazy lunches and vibrant dinners.
St Francis Bay South African restaurant
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St Francis Bay (18.9 km from Jeffreys Bay) Housed inside a thatched roof and octagonal glass fronted building, this restaurant boasts sweeping views of sun drenched beaches and fiery sunsets.
Generous breakfasts, light lunches and gourmet dinners are created with flair and style complimented by a roaring fireplace and director’s wine cellar.
The Sands at St Francis sweeps the mind away from daily hustle and bustle to a mesmerising place filled with beauty and mouth-watering cuisine.
Eastern Cape South African restaurant
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Eastern Cape (21.8 km from Jeffreys Bay) Cradled by scenic landscapes and the pulse of Hankey’s CBD, The Lemon Tree Coffee Shop dwells on escape and relaxation from the daily bustle of everyday life.
Enjoy light meals, cake and tea and a decadent selection of homemade jams, pies and savoury tarts in true country hospitality and picturesque landscapes.
The Lemon Tree Coffee Shop tickles the palate with melt-in-the-mouth pleasures for a heavenly country feast off the historic Garden Route.
Port Elizabeth South African restaurant
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Port Elizabeth (32.6 km from Jeffreys Bay) Warmed by caramel rich floors and ornate chandeliers, Ripple Hill Hotel nestles on the brim of Baviaanskloof Reserve.
Built in 1946, this hotel is reminiscent of a bygone era complimented by warm ambiance and good friendly service.
The extensive menu boasts best AAA grade matured beef, pizzas and salads to burgers, toasted sandwiches, fish and chicken dishes, with an occasional treat of fresh fish caught off the coast.
For starters, try the crab sticks, crumbed and deep-fried served with tartar sauce and for light meals the fish special, 150g hake fillet, topped with creamy mushroom sauce and cheddar cheese, wood oven baked served with chips.
Mains tempts the palate with chicken cordon bleu, stuffed with ham, cheese and mushrooms, coated in breadcrumbs, deep-fried and smothered in a creamy sauce served with vegetables and chips.
Steeped in history and delicious cuisine, Ripple Hotel provides a cosy setting indoors or on the stoep perfect for languid dining.
Port Elizabeth South African restaurant
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Port Elizabeth (40 km from Jeffreys Bay) This boma style restaurant secures a picturesque setting on the slopes of Lady’s Slipper Mountain in Emerald Hill.
Catering for a range of tastes and traditional South African cuisine, Falcon Rock Country Restaurant opens the dining experience with summer alfresco setting alongside a roaring outdoor fire.
Start with crumbed mushrooms stuffed with feta, served with tartare sauce followed by a portion of hearty bangers and mash in a tomato relish served with country style mash.
Enjoy lunch in the tranquil tea garden perusing the a la carte menu or Sunday lunch in a relaxed country setting on the slopes of Lady’s Slipper Mountain at Falcon Rock Country Restaurant.
Port Elizabeth South African restaurant
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Port Elizabeth (50.2 km from Jeffreys Bay) The Treehouse Restaurant is a unique and absolutely beautiful restaurant in Port Elizabeth. The restaurant offers sophisticated dining on a deck built around two giant yellowwood trees. The view is breathtaking and spreads out over the Colleen Glen Valley.
Sundays are very popular with the regular Sunday three-course lunch of traditional potjies and roast potatoes. The starter is served at your table and the main meal is a buffet selection. They do not have credit card facilities.
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