Could it be Lucky Number 13 for Plettenberg Bay in the World Travel Awards? Plett has been nominated, for the thirteenth year, as Africa’s Leading Beach Destination in the prestigious World Travel Awards.
5 tastes from around Plett
Aaah, winter in Plettenberg Bay. Calm, golden days tempered with chillier mornings and evenings are conducive to lazy late breakfasts, flavourful lunches, and comfortable, cozy dinners. Here are five tastes from around Plett that you could try this week…
Barrington’s
Barrington’s is a craft brewery, brasserie, bar, small hotel and kitchen garden in Plettenberg Bay. Expect a warm welcome and a menu that is artisanal and true to its location.
*New: Barrington’s is in the process of adding new tapas to their menu, so be sure to give those a try. Below: The Brisket Bao & Kimchi Chicken Bao – perfect for pairing with a glass of Barrington’s craft beer. Special offers every Friday between 2 – 6pm.
Luka Café
Luka Vineyards is owned by the Harvey Family. Having sailed across the world, they have settled on terrestrial soil at Luka and have recently opened the Luka Café at Luka Wine Estate.
*New: Their winter menu has been launched, so expect warming, comfortable dishes suited to the season. Below: Thai-inspired mussels with coconut cream and chili twist.
Adi’s Kitchen
Another frequent traveller who has brought favourite international flavours to Plett is owner-operator of Adi’s Kitchen, Adriaan. Located at Bayview Hotel, Adi’s is offered as “simply good food”, following Mark Twain’s philosophy that travel broadens the mind and, in this case, the culinary mind.
Putting a local spin on flavours from around the world, Adriaan aims to delight with an out-of-the-ordinary menu and ever-changing specials.
The Burnt Orange
The Burnt Orange is Chef Gareth Gardiner’s recently opened restaurant in Plettenberg Bay. The restaurant serves a variety of local and international dishes, inspired by Spain, Italy, and other European countries with the freshest, locally sourced ingredients.
The restaurant is complemented by a beautiful backdrop and an outdoor space overlooking the garden and river towards the mountains.
Nineteen89
Nineteen89 is a popular, family-owned restaurant in Plettenberg Bay. Friendly staff serve up a fresh fusion menu with a trendy vibe.
Originally from Plett Tourism
Further Reading
Visiting wine farms with the whole family generally doesn’t always work so well, but there is a way of skinning this cat. Parents really can enjoy wine-tasting without bored tots in the Plett Winelands!
Le Fournil de Plett is a charming French bakery & café situated at the heart of Plettenberg Bay’s Main Street in the Lookout Courtyard with al fresco seating in the courtyard and a deck with panoramic ocean views and cosy indoor café seating.
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