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If there is such a thing, Knysna is the heart of the Garden Route. This medium-sized town on the ban ... READ MORE

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NumNum Foods

NumNum Wholefoods is the place to grab natural wholesome food that's also a taste sensation.

Delicious eat-at-home meals, superb pate', the best bush honey, delicious handcrafted jams with honest sugar, farm made hams, salami's, goat's cheese, wholesome yoghurt, the best most naturally cured salmon, fresh organic vegetables and grass fed beef, Namibian lamb, Karoo bush fed Springbok and whole grain spices, mountain salt and MSG free condiments. Fresh platters of asparagus lightly dressed with aged balsamic vinegar and shavings of sheep's pecorino dusted with lightly flavoured paprika salt.

All in all honest food that is healthy and the way it should be!
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34 South

Knysna's bustling food emporium claims that it's "not exactly a restaurant, not exactly a bar, definitely not a deli... well, not exactly a deli... it’s an eating place, a drinking place and definitely a meeting place". Well, it's a good place to be if you enjoy fresh seafood and fancy a bit of shopping. 34 South is also "a gift shop, a clothing emporium, a food store, a fish monger and a bakery, too. And the finest wine shop this side of the grape curtain!" READ MORE



Mother Holly

Mother Holly's is a delightful tea garden situated in the Millwood Gouveld indigenous forest roughly 20 km outside Knysna. Kate prepares scrumptious teas, lunches and homemade soup to be enjoyed around the fire-place on cold, wintry days. You can also take a trip back in time on one of their interesting tours into the historical gold mine. Don't miss out on the oven-hot apple crumble afterwards!


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Firefly Eating House

Iridescent with red walls and fairy lights, The Firefly Eating House & Chai Bar is housed in a charming original 1906 Knysna tin mining house on the Knysna lagoon with a view of the famous Knysna Heads. The Eating House explores the complexity of spice and the Chai Bar, the subtleties of tea.

Their irresistible spicy food draws inspiration from around the globe. Firefly's Top Dish is the Cape Malay bobotie spring rolls with a mint chutni and the the spice tea latte wins as Top Tea. Try a Firestarter like the orange & ostrich spring roll with a Juniper berry dip followed by smoked Berbere beef with quail egg, served with apricot & mint couscous (berbere is a spice mixture whose ingredients usually include chillies, ginger, cloves, coriander, allspice and is a key ingredient in North African cuisine). Of course dinner at Firefly wouldn't be complete without Sugar ‘n Spice and all things nice. Highly recommended is the saffron & cardamom basmati rice cream.

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Ile de pain

île de païn - Island of Bread is something of an oasis, even amoungst the plethora of good eateries in Knysna. When Liezie Mulder and Markus Farbinger together with a small, young team opened the doors of île de païn in 2002, it was as though they tapped into something so treasured by the collective consciousness, that the appeal was indeed universal.

They built a wood fired oven and baked large, dark loaves of Companio bread for the nearby farmers market. Soon after, Liezie put a small menu together to complement the bread. Today the bread “complements” Liezie’s food breakfast and lunch take centre stage at île de païn. She draws from her love of local ingredients and utilizes her international experience and training to create menu‘s that are thoughtful, simple and unique for everyday enjoyment.

The wine list changes as often as the menu and receives equal attention and care. The desserts on display are for the finale or to take home for a postponed indulgence. On your way out you remember to take along a loaf (locals reserve one or two before sitting down) and some of the specialties as a gift to yourself or those near to your heart. Their annual gastronomic trips around the globe will ensure that île de païn will keep on going for years to come.

Need to know? Tuesday till Saturday: 8am to 3pm; Breakfast 8am to 11am; Lunch 11:30am to 3pm; Sunday: 9am to 13:30 breakfast and lunch menu all day. Closed on Mondays.

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Chutzpah at the Phantom Forest

Indulge your fantasies and your senses at this sparkling Moroccan-style dining and leisure space. It’s always playtime in this exotic North African baroque eatery.

The décor and cuisine is fun and fanciful from the mosaic chameleon to Gaudi-style lizard lazing off the pool, and colourful cocktails to tagines, dates and Turkish delight...from candelabra to mellow hubbly bubbly pipes...

Need to know? Cuisine style is North African/Moroccan, 6 courses are served feasting style. Cost: Dinner is R250 pp excl. drinks and gratuity. Open for dinner Monday to Saturday from November to April.
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