Restaurants Magaliesburg
Take time out in a Restaurants Magaliesburg
Magaliesburg’s tea gardens and country restaurants offer peaceful retreats. Many have themes and shops or simply provide refreshments for day trippers. Some provide Sunday lunch menus and require pre-booking, whereas others are more free and easy. Please tell us about good experiences like those below.
Magaliesburg
- Goblins Cove. Off T2. Open Wednesday to Sunday for booked lunches and dinners. Fairy and Goblin themed decor, garden sculptures and shops. Established by SA artist Charles Gotthard-Jacobs. Sunday lunch has an extensive menu. The cakes are good but service is often slow. You must book a table for meals.
- MelonRouge Eatery and Bean There coffee shop and tea garden on T2 - Visit the Artichoke Gallery, Wormwood book shop, Blue Cheese Antiques and emus at the bottom of the garden. Dine in the quasi- French-Moroccan outdoor dining area or in the garden setting. Portuguese guests considered the menu to be limited. The burger sauce is very spicy for little kids, but the toasted sandwiches and salmon salad are tasty. We love the garden setting with a hammock in a climbing tree and big shaded sandpit for kids.
Skeerpoort/ Hartbeespoort Dam
- Van Gaalen Cheese Farm We enjoy cheesecake, salads, and the cheese platter on the shady terrace with lovely views of the Magaliesberg. We suggest you take time out to book a delicious lunch and tour of the cheese-making premises where Dutch-style cheeses are for sale. Closed on Tuesdays.
Sunday buffet,carvery or braai lunches are available at
- Askari Lodge
- Magaliesburg Hotel
- Magaliesburg restaurant
- Maropeng
- Ngwenya Lodge near Krugersdorp Game Reserve
- SA National Lion Park near Lanseria
- Sparkling Waters Hotel in Buffelspoort
Tea garden shopping
