Even though the food is fine-dining, the main and desert was enough to leave me full and not wanting for anything else. Lunch wasn't cheap, nor was it outrageously expensive. The (particularly-awesome) Chalmar Beef Sirloin cost R120 and Banana Split dessert cost R40.
If you'd like a delectable lunch and good service in the countryside, then DeHugenot Estate is certainly worthy of a visit.
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Mary Ann Johnson
This, and the next day’s post, are beautiful photos of your magnificent country.
Paul
Post authorThanks so much Mary Ann. The specific area is one of the most beautiful parts of the Western Cape – in my opinion. :)
AB
A beautiful country!