Gabriella's Accommodation Guide Book to Riebeek Kasteel
Food scene
Great coffee and less than 90 meters away from Gabriella's Accommodation
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Beans About Coffee, Riebeek Kasteel
15 Fontein StGreat coffee and less than 90 meters away from Gabriella's Accommodation
Great Breakfast, Pizza's and Dinners. This restaurant is less than 90 meters away from Gabriella's Accommodation. Literally walking distance
Bay Leaf & Thyme
Great Breakfast, Pizza's and Dinners. This restaurant is less than 90 meters away from Gabriella's Accommodation. Literally walking distance
This venue is 120 meters away from Gabriella's Accommodation. Great offering of Breakfast options as well as light meals.
The Valley Kitchen
This venue is 120 meters away from Gabriella's Accommodation. Great offering of Breakfast options as well as light meals.
La Parrilla
1 Royal StGreat food and vibe
Panera - Bistro
20 Sarel Celliers StGreat to enjoy Breakfast or a Light meal
Café Felix is a laid back restaurant & guesthouse located in the picturesque town of Riebeek Kasteel. Our blackboard menu changes continuously depending on the type of fresh produce that is available locally. The menu has evolved slowly over time and today the cuisine at Café Felix can be described as French-Italian inspired. A 150 year old tree provides share in the courtyard between the house and Cafe Felix
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Café Felix & Old Oak Manor
7 Church RoadCafé Felix is a laid back restaurant & guesthouse located in the picturesque town of Riebeek Kasteel. Our blackboard menu changes continuously depending on the type of fresh produce that is available locally. The menu has evolved slowly over time and today the cuisine at Café Felix can be described as French-Italian inspired. A 150 year old tree provides share in the courtyard between the house and Cafe Felix
Old Dalby Restaurant
24 Voortrekker RdGreat food and amazing host
You must try the Skaapstertjies
Angies Coffee Shop
9 Voortrekker RdGreat for Breakfast and proper coffee. The owner is a great host.
The Barn
Amazing food and great service
The Jolly Olive
Church RoadAs the name suggest quite a Jolly place with drinks and casual food
Meerhof Winery
R46The most amazing platters with a stunning view
Sightseeing
The grand old Royal Hotel is the oldest and most colonial hotel of the Western Cape. A perfect spot to enjoy a Gin and Tonic on the Stoep of the Royal Hotel
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The Royal Hotel
33 Main StThe grand old Royal Hotel is the oldest and most colonial hotel of the Western Cape. A perfect spot to enjoy a Gin and Tonic on the Stoep of the Royal Hotel
If you love your wine - this is a must ! This state of the art cellar has an overall production capacity of 5000 tons, with two-barrel maturing cellars.
Size: 480 hectares under vine
Cultivars: Chenin Blanc, Viognier, Chardonnay, Shiraz, Pinotage, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Grenache. Mouverde
Winemaker: Dewald Huisamen
Pulpit Rock Wine
If you love your wine - this is a must ! This state of the art cellar has an overall production capacity of 5000 tons, with two-barrel maturing cellars.
Size: 480 hectares under vine
Cultivars: Chenin Blanc, Viognier, Chardonnay, Shiraz, Pinotage, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot, Grenache. Mouverde
Winemaker: Dewald Huisamen
An Absolute must if you visit Riebeek Kasteel. Great Shop which sells all Olive related products as well as a small range of Wine.
It has a full tasting room - greatest tasting experience by far. Inspired by his father’s (Attie) ingenuity and visionary farming techniques, Johan Snr saw the potential in the land and it is due to his foresight that the farm went from producing predominantly table and wine grapes in the 1980’s to the wide diversity of produce available today.
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Het Vlock Casteel
An Absolute must if you visit Riebeek Kasteel. Great Shop which sells all Olive related products as well as a small range of Wine.
It has a full tasting room - greatest tasting experience by far. Inspired by his father’s (Attie) ingenuity and visionary farming techniques, Johan Snr saw the potential in the land and it is due to his foresight that the farm went from producing predominantly table and wine grapes in the 1980’s to the wide diversity of produce available today.
The original wine cellar at Kloovenburg is now a tasting room and you can also do a Olive tasting there
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Kloovenburg Wine and Olive Estate
R46The original wine cellar at Kloovenburg is now a tasting room and you can also do a Olive tasting there
Olive Boutique
49 Church RdYou can get lovely kalamatas and blueberry dressing, or with rosemary and garlic.
The house where Jan Smuts was born in 1870 - A few kilometers down teh drag from Riebeek Kasteel. It stand on property owned by a cement factory, but still worth a visit
Ongegund
Olienhout AvenueThe house where Jan Smuts was born in 1870 - A few kilometers down teh drag from Riebeek Kasteel. It stand on property owned by a cement factory, but still worth a visit
Riebeek Cellars Wine Shop
86 Main StGreat wine tasting room which offers the Riebeek Cellars range of wine
You can go for a game drive followed by a brunch at Bartholomeus Klip. You can see eland, bontebok, red hartebeest and zebra. The farm also houses about 300 gemetric tortoices - one of the world's rarest reptiles. Your guide will also point out fynbos and renosterveld and has 10 red data plant species, four of them endemics. It was declared a natural heritage size in 1988.
Bartholomeus Klip Farmhouse
You can go for a game drive followed by a brunch at Bartholomeus Klip. You can see eland, bontebok, red hartebeest and zebra. The farm also houses about 300 gemetric tortoices - one of the world's rarest reptiles. Your guide will also point out fynbos and renosterveld and has 10 red data plant species, four of them endemics. It was declared a natural heritage size in 1988.
Swartland Winery dates back to somewhere between 1696 and 1704, when the governor of the Cape left it to a widow named Cloete. This courageous woman was one of the first settlers who ventured into the inhospitable Swartland region.
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Allesverloren
R311Swartland Winery dates back to somewhere between 1696 and 1704, when the governor of the Cape left it to a widow named Cloete. This courageous woman was one of the first settlers who ventured into the inhospitable Swartland region.