After the extensive and superb tasting at Nitída,
we fancied just a light lunch and it was getting late. So we headed off to
Durbanville Hills, where we knew they had a cafe serving snacks and light lunches.
We ordered a bottle of their great Chardonnay
The main restaurant is upstairs
but this small cafe in the garden suited us well.
Durbanville Hills has turned
the front area garden into an open air Art Gallery and currently has an
exhibition of sculptures by Marke Meyer which he calls visual poetry and some
good paintings by Mbongeni Buthelezi. This is put together by Dirk Durnez,
impresario for Art@DurbanvilleHills
Realistic paintings, lyrical
sculpture
Doing the washing and under the
sea!
Diving with an eel
Skating!
This one is open to
interpretation. Escaping from class?
A small story about Marke Meyer
Blowing in the wind
Our driver had a good local
craft beer from Signal Gun
And we had the crisp well
chilled chardonnay. Both were perfect for the hot afternoon
The open beef sandwich comes
with a small salad
As does the open smoked salmon
sandwich
John chose the biltong and
cheese salad with preserved figs and got this huge pile of biltong, very good
value
It is a nice place for a snack lunch. Don't expect quick service though,
it's rather relaxed... We never did get our water
© John & Lynne Ford, Adamastor & Bacchus 2018
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