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ainzerka says:
Wonderful food, a great treat.
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Laurenb6 says:
Hemingway's Restaurant is a wonderful warm place set on the Bitou river next to the Bitou Polo fields. It has a wonderful outside area with booths overlooking the river plus a seperate kiddies play house and modern safari warm feel inside. In winter it has 3 blazing fire places that creates a very r…
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sarahsan says:
On our last night in Djibouti Town we wanted to have dinner at a local place. Our tour guide recommended the Yemen Restaurant SABA. A very good choice indeed. The restaurant was full of local people, which is always a good sign.
They had a wide-ranging menu including salads, fish, chicken, meat,…
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bramwan says:
Rassie did a great job of resurecting the Lunch Club (refer to the "I can like to..." forum for more details) which resulting in our noisy bunch taking the trip to Meerendal's Wheatfields restaurant.
Meerendal is a wine estate on the outskirts of Cape Town (about 20 min from town) and is rated i…
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Africa Cafe
3 reviews
#110 of 141 restaurants in Africa
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Biedjee says:
The Africa Café specialises in food from all over the African continent.
It has a very nice 'all-you-can-eat' concept. Rather than presenting the food on a buffet, you get 20 dishes served at your table. After this you can order more of whichever one you liked best.
The menu changes every co…
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Very cheap "Restaurants" in Egypt
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karimyehia10 says:
Anyone who is coming to Egypt will not certainly wish to miss the number 1 local dish in Egypt, coz you ll really really have no opportunity to eat such a thing anywhere else on the planet :+))
The name of the dish is "Koshary", it very cheap and will make your tummy satisfied even if you were st…
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kimllfixit says:
The Village Road area of Hurghada consists mainly of resort hotels, which are often half/full board and therefore have their own restaurants. This means that there aren't as many outside eateries as you'd think, for somewhere so big (most places are just bars). The Village Road area has some cheap…
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Barcelos
1 review
#113 of 141 restaurants in Africa
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marix_sublime says:
Let me just say that Barcelos is the counterpart of Nando's in terms of taste, price and ambiance of the place. Barcelos has even added a new branch at Opebi Road, so in Ikeja area, there are now two Barcelos, Opebi and that of GRA. The main dish is of course their chicken, and you can choose again …
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WilFOX says:
BIG MISTAKE NEVER AGAIN, SPREAD THE WORD TO and BETWEEN AIRLINE CREW.
From Sticky menus, Dirty glasses and cutlery, wobbly chairs... to inconsistent quality, but consistent INSULTING RUDE Patronage and slow uninterested waiters. It used to be the best place in South Africa back in the mid 90's, now…
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Las Brasas
1 review
#115 of 141 restaurants in Africa
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streamlines says:
Our first meal out on this trip to Maputo was to Las Brasas, here I had Picanha, which was a very large (2 foot / 60cm long ) skewer with large lumbs of meat, Halfs of Onions, and Tomatoes dripping there juices into a bowl of rice. This was accompanied with Grilled Pineapple and fried bananas. When …
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faithb says:
Good value for money.
Bon Apetite is a restaurant serving local dishes as well as chips/samosas and light snacks.
The service is quick, and the food is value for money.
Would reccomend eating here!
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leah151 says:
Since to my knowledge, Tambacounda doesn't have street names like in the U.S., it's difficult to direct one to this location. The best I can do is say it's near a major intersection. Down the road from that intersection is a large mechanic yard on either side of the road. There may be several suc…
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Transitory says:
The decor toed the line between sort of overly-ornate and cheesy to interesting. There were lots of bird cages, faux grapevine, stained glass pendants, earthy wooden tables, stone slab floors, small water fountains, odds and ends hanging on the walls, and framed autographs. Very much playland meets …
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bramwan says:
This place is an institution if you are in the Inhambane area in Mozambique. It is on the crossroads between a couple of the main diving sites.
We assume that the name roughly translates to "hangover".
When you are here a couple of things to definitely try are the crab curry and the peri-peri…
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streamlines says:
With outstanding views of the bay, purched as it is on top of the hill at Ponte Vermelha. This resturant is in a complex with a cafe serving coffee and cakes, an Ice Cream shop and a Pizzeria. There is also gardens and a childrens play area.We did visit this complex twice once for drinks and cake, a…
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