Other restaurants in Pretoria
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Pappas
Sitting on a corner with quirky antiques stores and bookshops, this place has a homely, arty feel about it. There’s outdoor space at the front and back, and the excellent cooked breakfasts and counter selling cakes and pastries make it the perfect place for a lazy weekend brunch. Also on the menu are bistro classics and South African favourites such as oxtail and potjiekos (meat and vegetables cooked in a cast-iron pot over an open fire).
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Geet
The best place in Pretoria for a spice fix, Geet dishes up delicate and aromatic north Indian curries full of fresh herbs and spices. The dining room has lots of little nooks to get lost in and there’s a 2nd-floor balcony from where to look down on the street action. There’s an excellent range of dishes for vegetarians and a long list of ‘mocktails’.
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News Café
This perennially popular branch of the News Café chain has a large terrace, a big-screen TV showing 24-hour news and free wi-fi. There’s an extensive breakfast menu as well as decent burgers and sandwiches, and an always-friendly vibe. It’s a good place to sit back with a book and a coffee, or surf the ’net for a couple of hours.
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La Bonne Vie Boulangerie Café
If you’re hankering after freshly baked chocolate croissants or chewy French artisan bread, you’ve found the best place in town here. You can sit down and enjoy the baked goodies along with a pot of freshly brewed coffee in the small dining room or on the terrace.
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Kream
This is a sexy modern restaurant, all glass, leather, steel and laid-back beats. The menu is equally trendy, with foie gras, snails, bone marrow and crocodile joining the more conservative grilled fish and meats on the menu, but the quality isn’t quite up to scratch.
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Zemara
This excellent restaurant specialises in Central African cuisines and draws stylish African expats to dine on fried plantain, ground nut chicken, goat stew and tilapia in bare surroundings.
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