Port Elizabeth South African restaurant
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Port Elizabeth 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.
Theescombe Fine Dining restaurant
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Theescombe This home away from home setting exudes warm décor lifted by dark wood, old paintings and chic chandeliers, balanced with a mix of wood and leather, cleverly mismatched country style.
Enjoy everyday breakfasts and lunches made with the highest quality food and ingredients including homegrown vegetables and personal butchery.
Friday evening menu contains a feast of dishes that includes slow-roasted lamb shank, matured beef steaks, veal dishes, sushi, pastas and seafood.
Sue-Anne’s Food brings together Ouma’s traditional cooking techniques and international trends for a fine dining emporium experience.
Summerstrand South African restaurant
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Summerstrand Boasting stylish cuisine in an airy modern dining room, The Crest invites romantic diners to experience the great breakfasts, languid lunches, and delectable dinners.
Start the morning with a continental buffet brimming with fresh fruits, yoghurts, cereals, pastries from The Baker's Basket and cold meats and cheeses. The lunch and dinner menus contain mouth-watering seafood, fresh salads and choices of carvery meats, followed by delectable deserts.
Restaurants near Port Elizabeth
*Distances are shown as the crow flies and are not necessarily the actual travelling
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Newton Park Thai restaurant
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Newton Park (3.4 km from Port Elizabeth) Narai Siam Thai Kitchen has a rich Thai-inspired interior with bright colours and large vases and statues. The service is amazing and waitrons with have your table smiling quickly. The extremely large menu requires some time for choice. Apart from the Thai dishes guests have the option of many starters, curries, stir fries and seafood.
Trading times are from Monday to Saturday, from 12 pm until 11 pm.
Newton Park Pub Meals restaurant
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Newton Park (3.7 km from Port Elizabeth) Boasting scrumptious cuisine spilling off the extensive menu, diners enjoy traditional English fare in a relaxed and vibrant setting.
Dine indoors wrapped in dark wood panelling, low lighting and historic artefacts or outdoors in the wooden booths or social tables and benches.
Serving beer on tap and one of the fines collections of draft beer in the Eastern Cape diners enjoy signatures dishes such as eisbein and ribs with a refreshing pint.
Relax and slow down the senses at The Brewmaster for traditional English fare and ambiance.
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