Boschendal Wine Farm offers the perfect solution for a laid back family lunch that doesn’t require having to keep the kids tamed at an indoor table. The establishment’s Le Pique Nique area allows visitors a picnic style lunch with a basket filled with delicious delicacies. With the beauty of Stellenbosch as a backdrop, the wine farm ambience and the ideally shaded area under the fragrant pine trees, a summer’s day picnic lunch is the ideal way to spend time in the Cape wine -lands. The wicker baskets boast a selection of pates, French bread, cold meats, cheese and biscuits. The Boschendal wine list is also available and offers a selection of the farm’s finest wines. And just to ensure that one’s Boschendal picnic experience is absolutely perfect, coffee and dessert are served from the gazebo. The deli also caters for children. The picnic baskets are catered for at a flat rate per head and booking is essential. The estate also has a café (Le Café) and a buffet restaurant (Boschendal Le Restaurant).

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Farmers Kitchen

Stellenbosch Bistro restaurant in Stellenbosch

Enjoy wine, strawberries and good hearty food at this quaint, beautifully decorated eatery at the Mooiberge Farmstall on the R44. The restaurant's main focus is on serving imaginative homemade dishes made with the freshest produce. A laid-back, elegant space awaits and offers a cool respite from a day of sightseeing. Try the blue cheese, rocket and strawberry compote pizza, counter-intuitive but delectable, or some freshly made, moist French toast, served with strawberry compote. Th lamb burger is also a must-try and they make the patties from scratch with A-grade meat. There are a variety of wraps available as well, so they really cater for a varied group. To get you off to a good start, the Silly Billy breakfast offers two slices of macadamia and rye bread with goat's cheese, tomato pesto, mushrooms and rocket. Their take on a traditional English breakfast is The Farmer and The Farmer's Wife with eggs, bacon, bangers, tomatoes and mushrooms. Mouthwatering......and wholesome.

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Royal Siam Thai Restaurant

Wilderness Thai restaurant in Wilderness

Special traditional Thai cuisine with strong aromatic components. Great balance, detail and variety are of great significance. Royal Siam Thai's food is known for its balance of three to four fundamental taste senses in each dish or the overall meal - sour, sweet, salty and sometimes bitter. Royal Siam Thai Restaurant loves what they do as they search for perfection continuously and strive to exceed every expectation. Royal Siam Thai's traditional Thai cuisine will touch all your senses with its exotic freshly prepared dishes from spicy curries and crispy duck to desserts that will make your mouth water. Restauranteur Chef Ice will exceed all your expectations. The restaurant has great ambience and is smart-casual.

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Thai Café

Hout Bay Thai restaurant in Hout Bay

Located along Main Road in Hout Bay, Thai Café offers a wonderful selection of authentic Thai cuisine prepared by genuine Thai chefs. The menu proffers a wide selection of soups, salads, meat, seafood and vegetarian options, with something to suit all budgets and palates. You can expect fresh food brimming with flavour and mild, medium, hot or Thai style tastes to order. Try the Geang Phed - a red Thai curry with coconut milk, bamboo, peppers and basil, black bean noodles made with their very own special black bean sauce. Or Yum Talay - a spicy seafood salad with coriander chili and limejuice. If you are looking for an authentic Thai duck recipe, make sure to try either sweet and sour crispy duck or duck red curry. Discover why local and visitors alike flock to Thai Café and experience some authentic Thai food in the heart of Hout Bay.

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Tokara DeliCatEssen

Stellenbosch Bistro restaurant in Stellenbosch

Tokara Wine Estate already has a place on the map with its renowned Tokara fine dining restaurant, but now also caters for a casual eating out experience with its DeliCatEssen. The deli’s café style (and slightly cat obsessed) restaurant hosts breakfast and lunch. The wine estate is located in the Helshoogte pass between Stellenbosch and Franschhoek and overlooks the splendour of False Bay, Table Mountain, and the Simonsberg Mountains. The laid back atmosphere makes it easy to unwind and with the children duly occupied with the outdoor play section and table activities like colouring in, parents really can delve into the menu and chillax. Expect traditional deli fare: Tokara’s own olive oils, artisanal cheeses and charcuterie, preserves, pastries, cakes and quiches. The breakfast menu delivers a health breakfast, coconut bread and jam, scrambled egg and bacon and baked egg and spinach. And for the kiddies? Corn flakes or scrambled egg. With the emphasis on fresh, local, organic, preservative-free farm produce one can look forward to hearty unpretentious food. The menu has a quirky element and follows through on the Cat theme with anecdotes to the likes of: Has the Cat got your tongue? The restaurant also offers a buffet lunch on Sundays.

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