EAT OUT 2010 - Gourmet zones - The only restaurant guide you'll ever need: South African restaurants, critic's reviews, news

open

open

view archives

Gourmet Zones

Freshly Hermanus

Freshly Hermanus
“Here are your bay leaves,” says a woman peering over a mass of dark green leaves and twigs. “I harvested them this morning." By Malu Lambert
...read more

Umhlanga…rocks!

Umhlanga…rocks!
Discover the tasty delights of this seaside town – perfect for a treat during summer holiday! Anne Stevens rounds up her favourites.
...read more

Easy eating out in the heart of Harties

Easy eating out in the heart of Harties
Taking a trip to Hartbeespoort for the day is a breeze: it takes just 40 minutes from the centre of Jozi. And it’s so worth it. When you get there you’ll discover a haven of casual eateries and picnic paradises interspersed with roadside markets, shopping centres, animal sanctuaries and wildlife reserves.
...read more

Globetrotting in vibrant Melville

Globetrotting in vibrant Melville
Jo’burg’s lively suburb of Melville may be compact with narrow, difficult-to-negotiate streets and parking that is as rare as a house without electric fencing, but that doesn’t stop people from coming in their droves to eat at the diverse array of restaurants and cafés that represent cuisine from all over the globe.
...read more

Fine music, fine food

Fine music, fine food
Fine music always complements a fine meal. We've selected a few eateries in the vicinity of some of the Mother City's musical hotspots.
...read more

Knysna

Knysna
Home to the country’s most popular winter gourmet get-together – the Pick n Pay Knysna Oyster Festival - the town of Knysna has become a Garden Route gourmet destination of note.
...read more

Mpumalanga, the place where the sun rises

Mpumalanga, the place where the sun rises
If you can't afford oceanside champagne sipping this summer, take the scenic route to the place where the sun rises, recommends Annette Klinger.
...read more

Florida Road, Durban

Florida Road, Durban
Despite the fact that thousands of holiday makers flock to Durban every summer, this major port city has remained somewhat of a dark horse, writes Lili Radloff.
...read more

Best for Business

Best for Business
Looking for that perfect business lunch venue? Here are the Eat Out community's favourites, as published in Eat Out People's Choice in association with Prudential Portfolio Managers.
...read more

Viva vegetarian

Viva vegetarian
If the word "vegetarian" conjures up a vivid image of wilted cegetables, think again. Graham Howe discovers five restaurants in the Cape Peninsula that offer some exciting options for vegans and vegetarians.
...read more

Dine kasi-style in Soweto

Dine kasi-style in Soweto
Whether it’s mogodu and samp at Sakhumzi’s or umqushu and sour porridge at Wandie’s Place, dining in Soweto is an experience of a lifetime.
...read more

Paternoster, West Coast

Paternoster, West Coast
From bokkoms to crayfish and fish ‘n chips takeaways to chef’s tables, the unassuming West Coast town of Paternoster will keep most foodies delighted over a weekend break.
...read more

Adderley Street, Cape Town

Adderley Street, Cape Town
If you take a quick stroll down the historic end of Cape Town’s Adderley Street, you’d be pleased to find that inner city rejuvenation is more than just a term bandied about by politicians.
...read more

Feed your soul in Kalk Bay, Cape Town

Feed your soul in Kalk Bay, Cape Town
Few people fail to be seduced by the charm of Kalk Bay, Cape Town’s littlest village by the sea. With a tiny harbour at its heart and a short stretch of quaint shop-lined street and accompanying alleyways as its spine, a visit here is a foodie’s dream. Vicki Sleet takes us on a journey.
...read more

Chinatown, Johannesburg

Chinatown, Johannesburg
A heady buzz of colour, sound and spice to awaken every sense. You’re seemingly in another land, but then that’s what it feels like to be in any Chinatown, whether London’s Soho, New York, Sydney or San Francicso. The Cyrildene version is somewhat smaller than some of those, just one street, but every facet of the global Chinatown brand is there.
...read more

Share this page: (What are these icons?)

Visi On Sale

Join Voyager

Why do you read food blogs?

	Escapism

	Recipe ideas

	Restaurant suggestions

	Information on trends

Copyright 2006-2010 All rights reserved. Terms of Use | About Eat Out
Visit our other sites: Eat In | VISI | TASTE