Location: Windhoek
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Best African food near Windhoek, Khomas Region, Namibia
Best African restaurants nearby. Discover the best African food in Windhoek. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for African restaurants near you.. Many visitors to Namibia start their adventure in Windhoek, the capital and largest city of this South African country. Nama, Herero, German, Afrikaans, and British cultures have influenced the growth and development of Windhoek. Visit the statue of Hosea Kutako, a nationalist hero, in the gardens surrounding the Tintenpalast, the seat of the Namibian legislature, or chow down on ostrich kebab or zebra steak at Joe’s Beerhouse before leaving on a safari into the Namibian wilderness.
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10. Bolster Exclusive Fine Dining Restaurant
Bolster Exclusive Fine Dining is situated on the upper floor of Town Square shopping mall in Windhoek's town centre. With lush decor in mostly matte black and white, Bolster offers an intimate dining experience.The restaurant offers a wide range of food i
Reviewed By takurar
After checking Trip Advisor, I noted that the closing time was supposed to be 11pm. My friend and I arrived at 830pm with the intension of ordering food and some drinks for her birthday. We were told it was closed!!!!despite all the signs showing that its supposed to close much, much later. If you advertise specific opening times please stick to them. Otherwise it looks very unprofessional.
9. Restaurante Embaixador
Reviewed By Iyaloo27
I was in Angola a couple of years ago and I've been trying to explain the level of service and the type of food one gets at a Portuguese restaurant to my Partner. We visited a couple of restaurants and still I was not getting what I anticipated. Until I visited this hidden gem in Ausspanplatz opposite SME Bank. I had a fish meal and the fish was soo fresh that you could almost guarantee that it had just been taken out of the water. The rest of the meal was true Portuguese style with carrots, potatoes and cabbage. Absolutely amazing. The Portuguese are extremely generous so the portion of food is alway pretty big. Service was excellent. The chef even came out to greet us.I cannot give any criticism for my visit in any way.
8. Pepata Restaurant
Reviewed By Dimitri L
We came and sat down qithout reservation. Place became busier after 6pm. Food was good, not super cheap but not super expensive either.Some drinks were not possible to order, but the waiter was happy to suggest something else instead. After finishing eating, there were possibilty to take leftovers as take away.Nice and helping staff.Would recommend if you interested in trying something local and bizzar for western world.
7. Mugg & Bean
Reviewed By jenny s
Mugg & Bean, use to be one of my favorite coffe shops, but my last visit was a total dissapotment.I order a english breakfast, my eggs came burned and dry, the coffe cold, i asked for a replacement it came back worse.
6. Nimms Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Travelexperience12
We visited this restaurant only for lunchtime soft drinks after visiting the National Independence Museum on the floors below. We were pleasantly surprised by the external balcony, where we sat with our drinks taking in the great views over the city. The service was pleasant but unremarkable although the prices were excellent compared with UK standards.
5. Xwama Traditional Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Sunshine0789
My review may be a bit biased as we were personally hosted by Twapewa, the owner of Xwama. Either way our experience was really great. Hearing her story and the journey she has walked really put everything into perspective.To start we had some beef with home baked bread and a tomato salsa. The beef was tough a very difficult to eat, the bread and salsa were amazing!! Over good.The drink oshikundu is a malt drink and comparable to mageu, it is an acquired taste, but it was good.The mains were delicious!!! We had marathon chicken (100% free range traditional chicken) and sheep hooves with millet pap which were all amazing. The food was really good.
4. N/A'an KU SE Lodge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By S1930RXsharons
Highly recommend a visit to N/A'an KU SE Lodge. Our experience here is one we will never forget and will definately be returning to.The staff here ar fantastic, and seeing the wonderful animals and the amazing life they have is absolutely amazing. And the food is excellent as well. A very enjoyable stay!!!
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3. La Marmite Royale
Overall Ratings
4 based on 148 reviews
African & Western Cuisine with Namibian and Angolan Specials Family Restaurant and Children welcome Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Party Platters Cocktail Events Buffets Wide variety of Vegetarian cuisines Corporate and Private functions Outside Cat
Reviewed By Mike5466
As a new branch of the famous restaurant in Windhoek, they are doing great. Service is fantastic, food is amazing, and the location although a little bit difficult to find is nicely tucked a little way off the street making it cozy and quiet. Menu had a few funny typos making it interesting to read. The sign they had at the road pointed in the wrong direction so we turned it around for them so others could find it. Wait staff really eager to explain the food and proud of the restaurant. Would highly recommend it. Food was delicious and well presented. Now if only they had their own website and address so people could find them instead of always been directed to the one in Windhoek I think it would be a gold mine.
2. Nyama Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
Charcoal grilled is our signature, whether it is for our highest-grade prime-cut Namibian free-roaming beef or game. Our signature dish, the Rodizio, adopted from Brazilian Gaucho tradition, is a variety of grilled meats served tableside using long skewer
Reviewed By plfin
They have very nice concept having "normal menu" and the really this meat lovers portition. Meat was mostly good (except beef :( ) and service excellent. You get easliy good variation of game meats at once.
1. Joe's Beerhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 4156 reviews
Joe's Beerhouse is a place for people of all walks of life to meet. It can seat up to 580 guests at a time and is open 7 days of the week. The menu emphasis lies on game meat but also caters for non-meat lovers. It however is not geared toward fine dining
Reviewed By kuepper
If you like loud piped rock music while you eat surrounded by a stuffed giraffe head, stuffed leopard and assorted lion heads and other 'trophies' this is the place for you. Not the place for a social conversation as ppl raise their voices to be above the music and hubbub. Appalling environment to eat in.We take note of your review and appreciate your opinion but also know that our setting will never appeal to everyone. Kind regards.
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