When it comes to restaurants in Hartbeespoort we know a thing or two. Whether you're looking for a lazy Sunday brunch or a Friday night feast, we've searched high and low to bring you the ultimate guide to dining out at the Dam. Let's dig in, shall we?
By Shawn Greyling
The Windmill Restaurant
Situated at the Jasmyn Farm Stall, The Windmill Restaurant has been a favourite to both locals and out-of-towners. The eatery is known for its waffles and brunch options such as the cottage cheese and salami stuffed sandwiches. By far one of our favourite breakfast restaurants in Hartbeespoort, The Windmill should be on your bucket list of places to check out in the area.Siesta Tapas Bistro
Can't afford a holiday in Spain? It's all good! Head to Siesta Tapas Bar & Bistro in Hartbeespoort for some of the best finger foods this side of the Alboran Sea. A winner is the cheese platter for one with a collection of fine cheeses, crackers and preserves. Another platter would be the mixed which consists of a selection of marinated ribs, Moroccan spiced chicken satays, pan-grilled prawns on saffron rice, chilli salt calamari, fried halloumi and empanadillas. Siesta Tapas Bistro should defs be a destination for you whenever you're looking for lekker restaurants in Hartbeespoort.
French Toast Koffee Kafee
The French and the Dutch meet in Hartbeespoort and bring something brilliant to the table. French Toast Koffee Kafee is a must when you're at the dam for the day. Breakfast is served until 12:00 and the lunch menu is something to write home about. Brochette de pain doré, bacon et banane for the win... Oh, you don't speak French? All good. That'd be bacon and banana French toast skewers. Convincing, isn't it?de Vette Mossel
Are you looking for restaurants in Hartbeespoort that are as laid back as the area itself? Say no more! The best way to enjoy good seafood is with friends and sand under your feet in front of a boma. Thankfully de Vette Mossel offers all of this at their eatery. It's like something out of a Hemingway novel - the Cuba years, of course. A house favourite would be the snoek and sweet potato.Chameleon Brewhouse
Here's a fast and furious tip for you: add Chameleon Brewhouse to your bucket list of restaurants in Hartbeespoort to check out. One of the country's most renowned breweries is situated in Harties, and fortunately, it doubles as a brew pub serving food. Chameleon is known for its burgers paired with their famous brews. Whenever you find yourself in town pay them a visit – you won't regret it.
By Shawn Greyling
