Stellenbosch is world-renowned for its exceptional food and wine, drawing international travellers eager to explore its rich culinary heritage. One of the best ways to dive into this delicious world is through the Bites & Sites tour – an immersive experience that blends culture, history, and cuisine into a mouthwatering journey through the heart of town. Whether you're a foodie, a history lover, or simply a curious explorer, this tour offers a...
Festive Season Restaurant List: Town Centre
Posted on Sun October 22, 2017.
We decided to give our guests another few options as space is limited. Please find other dining options in town centre.
La Gratitude was built in 1798 by the first Reverend of Stellenbosch and has been gently and tastefully renovated to provide the home for Ernie Els’s new signature wine bar and restaurant. They serve a wide selection of more than 170 wines, some of which you can sample from the cellars of the owners.
Closed on Christmas Day
Monday to Sunday 08:00–22:00
95 Dorp St, Stellenbosch, 12 min walk, tel - 021 887 3462
Popular South African seafood franchise.
Open on Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve (lunch only)
Monday to Sunday 11:30–21:30
Shop MS01, Plein St, Mill Square, 8 min walk, tel 021 883 8511
Hudson’s is a no-fuss burger joint, serving classic New York-style sliders, burgers, pizza and street food like nachos and chilli poppers. The menu is large and you’ll even find vegetarian burger options.
Closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day is unconfirmed
Monday to Sunday 11:30–21:00
77 Dorp Street, 12 min walk, tel - 021 887 2052
Tiger’s Milk has held on to the ethos that their customers have fallen in love with: mouth-watering food enjoyed in a festive environment. Serving generous portions of all your favourites (pizza, burgers and probably the ribs in town, trust us on this)
Closed on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day is unconfirmed
98 Dorp St, 12 min walk tel- 021 883 3740
Monday to Sunday 07:00–23:00
Popular Burger franchise (One of our managers favourite casual eatery)
Closed on Christmas Day
41 & 42, Eikestad Mall, 43 Andringa St
Casual neighborhood eatery and bar that focusses on burgers and pizza.
Closed on Christmas and New Year’s Day
15 Ryneveld St, 8 min walk, tel 021 883 3799
Situated on Stellenbosch’s bustling Ryneveld Street, this casual and comfy spot is a hit amongst the students and locals.
Unconfirmed
3 Ryneveld St, 8 min walk, tel - 021 883 3799
This funky gin joint is great place for a drinks and/or a casual meal.
Unconfirmed
3 Ryneveld St, 8 min walk, tel - 021 883 3799
Modern neighborhood eatery that focusses on burgers and pizza
Closed on Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day
Monday to Sunday 08:00–22:00
25 Church Street, 7 min walk, tel - 021 887 6261
Casual bistro and tapas bar.
Closed on Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day
Monday to Sunday 10:00–23:00
16 Andringa Street, 7 min walk, tel - 021 882 8069
Casual neighborhood eatery that focusses on burgers and pizza
Closed on Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day
Mon Closed, Tues – Thurs 16:00-23:00, Fri-Sun 12:00-23:00
Corner Church & Mill Street, 10 min walk, tel - 021 883 8951
Closed for the festive period
- Trumpet Tree
- DeWarenmarket
- Gino’s
- Twaalf
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