Where to eat in Durban. Photo: Nisha Gill / pixabay
Feeling those hunger pangs? Check out these five sizzlin’ spots in Durban for a bite to eat this weekend…
Why you should visit: Ideally situated along Durban’s golden mile with 180 degree views of the stunning Indian Ocean coastline, California dreaming offers a casual dining experience perfectly combined with a relaxed atmosphere. Their menu is catered to serve authentic south African dishes from roti rolls to curries, heritage-inspiring delicacies and flavours you won’t forget.
How much does it cost: Check out the menu here.
Where is it: 150 OR Tambo Parade, South Beach, Durban
Why you should visit: If a taste of the Mediterrean is what you’re after then look no further than Olive & Oil. Established nearly a decade ago by Jacqui and Nickos Itopoulos, Olive & Oil has been a proudly family-run institution, steeped in over a 100 years of collective hospitality experience. Take your pick from pastas, meze, seafood and pizza.
How much does it cost: Check their menu here.
Where is it: Corner Helen Joseph/Bulwer Road, Glenwood, Durban.
Why you should visit: Located on Durban’s Florida road, Dukkah Restaurant and Bar is a modern and luxurious social hub with an upscale cocktail bar and lounge. The restaurant was designed by chef and TV celebrity Peter Goffe-Wood and features modern cuisine inspired by Maasai Market, Nairobi and Stone Town, Zanzibar in the north, all along the Spice Route to the culinary melting pot that is Durban.
How much does it cost: Check the menu here.
Where is it: 59 Florida Road, Durban.
Why you should visit: Serving up a typical Greek atmosphere with home cooked family fare, Delfi Greek Taverna will take you on a trip to Greece without you even having to leave the city! Their prawns are a must!
How much does it cost: Check their menu here.
Where is it: 386 Lilian Ngoyi (Windermere) Rd Morningside, Durban.
Why you should visit: For traditional Indian cuisine, be sure to check out Thava at Suncoast Casino. It’s the perfect spot for vegetarians and non-veggies, serving up classic menu items like Chicken Tikka Masala, Vindaloo, and Kadai’s as well as Indian street food snacks like Pani Puri and Chaats.
How much does it cost: Check out the menu here.
Where is it: SunCoast Casino, Suncoast Boulevard, 20 Battery Beach Road, Marine Parade, Durban.
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