Stellenbosch Restaurants

Celebrate Coffee Shop is located in the center of Stellenbosch. We are conveniently situated in Eikestad Mall, so you can do all your shopping and end it off with a delicious cup of coffee. We have a large variety of delicious meals on our menu, definitely something for everybody to enjoy. Breakfasts, burgers, light lunches and pizzas are some of the options to ease your hunger. In the evenings we offer a full wine list and cocktails. Wednesdays we feature live music. The perfect venue to start a party.

Ranked as one of the top one hundred restaurants in the world is reason enough to add Rust en Vrede to one’s ‘must indulge’ fine dining restaurant list. Ideally situated amongst the picturesque Stellenbosch winelands, Rust en Vrede offers its visitors a culinary experience in fine dining with all the trimmings. The restaurant’s passion for gastronomy is reflected in its meticulous attention to detail. From it’s world renowned chef David Higgs, its meats that are sourced from its own Kalahari farm, the building itself that is a historic monument, its uniquely hand crafted crockery and top of the notch cutlery, Rust en Vrede has left nothing to chance in creating a eatery that is an establishment in its own right. The menu is a ‘contemporary take on the classics’ and is divided into a four or six course option. The six course menu has wine pairing suggestions to marry the food and wine in style. In any event, should one doubt, there is a sommelier on call to advise on alternatives. And, if wine is not your thing, then there’s champagne, of course! A superb by the glass selection is available. The fine dining ambiance gains a character of its own with the open kitchen that allows guests to experience the energy that the kitchen brings. Rust en Vrede also offers a more private dining area for intimate parties.

A lime washed farm house is home to The Blue Orange, a popular coffee shop along the historic and scenic Dorp Street in Stellenbosch. Serving breakfast and lunch, this cup of java spot is an oasis of tranquillity in the central hub of the town. In summer, sitting in the shady front garden, watching the people on the street while sipping cappuccino and glancing at the daily newspaper is a soul satisfying experience. The inside restaurant is cosy with its wooden floors and freshly baked and coffee aromas which makes it an obvious choice in colder weather. The menu is focused on lighter meals with a great selection of breakfast and sandwich choices. The cakes and pastries are a must try. The Blue Orange also has a deli, with an array of breads, meats and cakes for purchase. The fascinating little gift shop is definitely worth a browse on the way out.