Top Things to do in George
The 7 Best Shopping in George, Western Cape
Discover the best top things to do in George, South Africa including Outeniqua Farmers' Market, Cape Palette Art Gallery, The Fudgemaster, Garden Route Mall, Eden Meander Lifestyle Centre, Foodeez Eden, Wonki Wear.
Restaurants in George
1. Outeniqua Farmers' Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 112 reviews
The Outeniqua Farmers’ Market is located opposite the Garden Route Mall on the N2. The five-hectare site is the home to nearly 120 food and craft stalls offering produce and goods created by local farmers and skilled craft people. From berries to bread, fish to flowers, and everything in between, local residents and international visitors will find carefully selected goods to suit the most discerning tastes, at consistently reasonable prices.
Reviewed By 92lauren
This is a great local market that offers free parking and an easy drive from the coast. The market requires masks to enter and is encouraging hand sanitisation and social distancing. It had lots of different food stalls offering local and worldwide produce and local handmade good to buy and very easy to walk around. There was a great atmosphere and a train/tractor ride for the little ones to enjoy. The venue is also dog friendly.
2. Cape Palette Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Established 2002 in George, Cape Palette Art Gallery soon created a reputation for their professionalism, high quality and a genuine enthusiasm for the arts In 2016 Cape Palette built their own studio gallery!. The new studio is full of light and is specially designed to offer our clients and art students a more relaxed atmosphere. With the framing workshop onsite we will continue to provide the best advise to all your framing needs, Situated at 34 Airway Street in Heatherpark , with lots of safe parking in front of the gallery. Serious art collectors and newcomers are invited to visit the studio and view the wide selection of paintings, sculptures, ceramics and glass works by both the best established and the “up and coming” contemporary artists in South Africa. All the paintings you will find are original works of art. Cape Palette hosts regular curated groups and solo exhibitions, as well as other cultural and interesting events.
Reviewed By Chezlorimer
Cape Palette Art Gallery in George is one of our favourite galleries to visit and is always a treat for the eyes. We always come home with a beautiful artwork. Well worth a visit with great variety and affordable prices. And also great to chat to Doris and Leander who can advise on artwork and framing. I can’t wait for our next visit.
3. The Fudgemaster
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 7 reviews
Our fudge, born in George, Western Cape, South Africa, is the creamiest smoothest and most flavorfulled fudge ever. Made the old traditional way in our copper pots, whilst our fudge remains 80% organic, preservative free and gluten free! Catering for everyone's tastes and requirements! Drop by next time at our factory shop in the Garden Route Mall, and taste all of our GOLD AWARD Winning Flavors!
4. Garden Route Mall
5. Eden Meander Lifestyle Centre
6. Foodeez Eden
Foodeez is SA's leading provider of obsolete stock. Our products are either short-dated, misprints, damaged packaging or over-produced goods from a range of SA's best-known food wholesalers and brands etc.
7. Wonki Wear
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By 621janes - South Africa, null
My hubby and I decided to pop in to Wonki Wear as we passed through the Garden Route heading to the Eastern Cape. We were looking for some platters and gifts for Christmas and got more than we bargained for! Do yourselves a favour and arrange to stop over and have lunch there too! Their restaurant is in a class of its own. Chilled, unpretentious, outdoor and indoor tables and the best pizza (better than I’ve had in Italian restaurants ????). The service was fantastic and everything was served on Wonki ware! We spotted 2 young girls painting crockery at one of the tables and we asked them what they were doing. They told us that you can buy raw items from the shop and paint them yourselves...you come back a couple of days later and voila!!! ....you’ve got your own personalised Wonki Ware. We felt it’s a great idea if you have kids, or you want to get creative yourself with some friends. After our lunch we explored the shop. One room after another and another filled with plates, platters and bowls of all sizes, all shapes and all colours! There’s jugs, mugs, serving spoons, tiny sushi bowls, pots for plants, too much to mention....and a section of clothing, bags, shoes, scarves, and accessories! I’ve been driving through George for years between the Eastern and Western Cape, but now I definitely have a reason to stop over in George. ????
