Where to eat in Polokwane

Centrally located in the Savannah Mall is Cafe Rossini which is the perfect venue from which to plan your day shopping over a savory pancake and cold fruit juice. A glance through the menu shows Café Rossini's cosmopolitan personality. Coffee lovers can transport themselves to Cuba, Vienna, France and Italy, while dishes from Greece, Italy and Morocco flan more traditional fare. A special mention must be reserved for a treat unlike any other the Gourmet hot Roll. The hot roll comes in three delectable guises each more enticing than the other. Prompt service, cosmopolitan charm and great meals are served at Café Rossini which will make it the logical choice for starting, breaking or ending a happy day.

If you are looking for something that break away from the traditional or something new or simply extraordinary The Deck Restaurant will be a good choice. Here you will definitely feel at home. Classy, sophisticated and exclusive in a friendly way they combine Mediterranean ambience with European chic in a package that blends cocktail bar, Bistro and family restaurant. They are open from early to late. Go and soak up the morning sun with a perfect cappuccino from their coffee menu or choose from mouthwatering selection of breakfasts traditional or lifestyle. The Deck is about sunshine, evening fun and the finer things in life. Come swing to the mellow sounds of a jazz evening and if you have kids they are kept out of mischief in the children's room that is packed with entertainment to ensure that they are kept occupied and out of your hair.

For something more than a meal Maxi's would be a good choice. They offer mouthwatering range of scrumptious breakfasts, sandwiches, burgers, tramezzinis and grills to suit any appetite at any time of the day.

Wimpy definitely doesn't need any introduction because they are just a s popular today as it was two decades ago. They are also ideally situated in the Savannah Mall. Burgers and grills are what made Wimpy famous and today's goodness is exactly the same as it was in the past.

Under the umbrella of a Jacaranda tree you will find The Restaurant. They have a huge verandah with shady corners and rustic charm combined to make you feel at home the moment you take your seat. Prawns are the house specialty, served the traditional way with savoury rice and a selection of sauces while shellfish lovers can dip into a creamy mussel pot. Calamari and a selection of fresh fish are also available daily. The Restaurants atmosphere is as traditional as it is real, real food, real people and real peace and quiet