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Cambridge Mostyn Restaurant – Llandudno, Wales

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Traditional Welsh and South African Cuisine The Welsh and South African links date back to the 1700’s and earlier. The Welsh were part of the original colonisation of South Africa and our shared passion and cultural values extend way beyond just good food, good beer and world class rugby ! Did you know there is..
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The Caffeine Drip – Edinburgh

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Look no further if you’re looking for a place to hang out and talk light hearted conversations over seriously good food. There is nothing typical about this café; it’s a rustic downstairs hideaway that’s as individual as its owners – so expect some extraordinary menu choices. The Caffeine Drip is the brainchild of the previous..
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Shaka Zulu – be treated like a King the South African way !!

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Shaka Zulu, London’s largest South African restaurant, opened its doors in August 2010 with a special royal blessing from the Zulu King, HRH Goodwill Zwelithini. Set over a groundbreaking 27,000 sq ft in The Stables Market, Camden this spectacular two floor restaurant, bar and club offers amazing food, drinks, live music, dancing and daytime family..
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Ruskin Hotel – enjoy traditional British cuisine from the in-house restaurant.

Set in East Ham London, Ruskin Hotel has a 24-hour front desk, free Wi-Fi access in all areas and free parking. It also has a bar, a restaurant and a TV lounge for guests to enjoy. Each bedroom at the Ruskin Hotel has an en-suite shower room, tea/coffee making facilities, a flat-screen TV and air..
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The Percy Arms, set in the picturesque village of Chilworth

Set in the picturesque village of Chilworth in the heart of the Surrey Hills, The Percy Arms is an elegant country pub and grill-house with luxurious rooms, serving modern British cuisine with a South African twist. Authentic Africana artifacts and photos were shipped in from all over Southern Africa and stylish tartans, weaves and leathers..
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