Some of Grahamstown’s best
Food scene
Former home of world renown Andre Brink. Steeped in history from settler times. Cosy dining room, delicious cuisine.
The Cock House
10 Market StFormer home of world renown Andre Brink. Steeped in history from settler times. Cosy dining room, delicious cuisine.
Previous militiary prison dating from 1838.
Building full of character. Enjoy a cappuccino in one of the cells.
Best shortbread in town!
La Cafe
3236 University RdPrevious militiary prison dating from 1838.
Building full of character. Enjoy a cappuccino in one of the cells.
Best shortbread in town!
Delicious fresh bread that matches that found in France. Daily sweet treats. Great stop for coffee or light lunch.
Jacques' Artisan Bread
36 New StDelicious fresh bread that matches that found in France. Daily sweet treats. Great stop for coffee or light lunch.
Vibey pub. Great to watch the match on TV and enjoy one of their excellent pizzas.
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Rat & Parrot
59 New StVibey pub. Great to watch the match on TV and enjoy one of their excellent pizzas.
Best place in Grahamstown for a sundowner overlooking the St Andrews sports field, Bell Tower and 1820 Settler Monument.
The Highlander
Worcester StreetBest place in Grahamstown for a sundowner overlooking the St Andrews sports field, Bell Tower and 1820 Settler Monument.
Good breakfast menu. Beautiful decor. Dinner tends to be hit and miss with slow service.
The Fork & Dagger
49 African StreetGood breakfast menu. Beautiful decor. Dinner tends to be hit and miss with slow service.
Major Fraser’s
38 Somerset StDine in their pleasant courtyard - great atmosphere.
Red Café
127 High StDelicious milk shakes, good menu including vegan dishes.