Food
Steak-lovers rate this as one
of the finest restaurants, but the
sumptuous aged beef sourced
from a farm butchery is not the only
reason people flock here. The duck
and cherry pie is a worthy distraction,
as is the crème brûlée packed
with vanilla. It’s a long-standing
restaurant, and they’ve kept things
the same over the years.
Wine
A comprehensive list of local
and international wines, not all of
the most expensive kind.
Service
Staff are hospitable and
enthusiastic about the venue’s
rare quality offering.
Ambience
Earthy tones are
highlighted in rough terracotta tiles
and wood furniture, highlighting
the country.
And...
Bring a group of friends
and book the cellar for an intimate
dinner. (C&MR)
Cathy Milner
28-Apr-2010
We have neglected Stellenbosch over the last 5 years, but the ONE place I have missed is 96 Winery Rd. And I am happy to report that its still as good as I remembered it. I had the tuna carpaccio which was fresh, light and incredibley tasty in a mirin and ginger ...
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Elzabi van Wyk
16-Apr-2010
It was with mixed feelings that I booked dinner here, after much reading of various reviews. My fears were mounting as we were shown to our table - a fairly nondescript corner next to the entrance, and seemingly the most un-romantic spot in the restaurant. (I ...
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Carolina Dagevos-Millin
11-Feb-2010
We love eating out at 96 Winery Road, but we think R18 for a sauce is a lot of money for the amount of sauce you get. You can not cover a sirloin or fillet with that amount. I wrote to management and unfortunately they came back that the quality/quantity ratio is right. But we disagree!
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