Franschhoek

Franschhoek - South Africa’s culinary capital

Franschhoek has developed into a culinary mecca, with some of the country’s best eateries to be found on the valley’s wine farms and lining the streets of the town.

La Petite Colombe

Sister to the famed Constantia Nek “La Colombe”, this restaurant is a truly exceptional experience in every possible sense – setting, ambience, service, and food that is on a level that you may never have experienced before.
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Reubens

This iconic chef’s mantra is that he has “a passion for creating fine yet uncomplicated cuisine in a laid-back setting”. This is a great place to go do a truly amazing combination of excellent food in a vibrant atmosphere.
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French Connection

A true French style bistro right in the middle of town. The food is full of flavour, a result of superb ingredients and skilled preparation. Here the dining is casual and true, and the menus is all that a true French bistro should be.
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Le Coin Francais

Well know chef Darren Badenhorst opened this with his own twist on nostalgic foods from childhood memories. A real treat and right on the main road within a two minute walk from the hotel.
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Terra Del Capo

Located at the tasting room at Anthonij Rupert Wyne, this tasting room was built to showcase the Italian inspired Terra del Cappo range. The indoor bistro is beautifully designed, and there are stunning outside tables too. The food range is built around an antipasti bar which is perfect for lunch – all delicious and made with seasonal and fresh ingredients.
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Protégé Franschhoek

The idea with Protégé is to keep it casual and comfortable and Protégé hits all the spots with a refined, flavour-packed approach to casual fine-dining. Located at Le Quartier Français. Zane Soutar heads the kitchen team and is working with local suppliers to keep the menu as fresh and as seasonal as possible.
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Ōku

Ōku is a Southeast Asian-inspired restaurant situated on Franschhoek’s main road. In addition to truly delicious food, the restaurant interior is comfortable and inspired by the minimalistic design popular in the traditional Asian culture with delicate artwork and unique bonsai trees decorating the walls of the restaurant.
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The Bakery at La Motte

This charming day-time spot serves breakfast and lunch with an amazing seasonal menu, and the best of baked goods. Intimate indoor and outdoor seating is available, and guests are welcome to explore the gardens with ancient oaks, stretched lawns, and tranquil pond.
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franschhoek restaurants

Franschhoek - South Africa’s culinary capital

Franschhoek has developed into a culinary mecca, with some of the country’s best eateries to be found on the valley’s wine farms and lining the streets of the town.

Le Bon Vivant

Located on the same block as Chapter House, the atmosphere at Le Bon Vivant is homely and relaxed, while reminiscent of contemporary French restaurants. The glass wall allows you to see Pierre Hendriks and his team at work.

LA PETITE COLOMBE

This is a relative newcomer to Franschhoek and the little brother of the famed Constantia Nek “La Colombe”. It has been immediately recognized for its excellence and it is very worthwhile a visit.

REUBENS

Now in a new and much-improved location, Reuben has a passion for creating fine yet uncomplicated cuisine in a laid back and stylish setting to match.

Café Franschhoek

A relaxed and popular informal setting right in the middle of town – sit and watch the world go by!

LE COIN FRANCAIS

Well-known chef Darren Badenhorst opened this restaurant relatively recently and has made a real impact with his own twist on nostalgic foods from our memories.

TERRA DEL CAPO

Located at the tasting room at Anthonij Rupert Wyne, this tasting room was built to showcase the Italian inspired Terra del Cappo range. The indoor bistro is beautifully designed, and there are stunning outside tables too. The food range is built around an antipasti bar which is perfect for lunch – all delicious and made with seasonal and fresh ingredients.

CHEFS WAREHOUSE

Irish chef Liam Tomlin has been taking the Peninsula by storm for the past few years, and this restaurant has enjoyed particular success. Here, it is all about the food; the sheer pleasure of taste, beautifully and artistically put together, all in tapas format.