Port Elizabeth
At this excellent wine bar and boutique, you can sample the output of Stellenbosch and beyond (tastings and wine by the glass start at R36), with craft…
Must-see nightlife in Eastern Cape
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Sunshine Coast
Set back from the seafront, this atmospheric bar set in an old fish factory is a good place for getting a bit of local vibe. It has a small selection of…
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Sunshine Coast
A popular local hang-out, this 1st-floor Latino bar-restaurant has a long balcony overlooking Da Gama Rd. Mexican classics such as enchiladas, fajitas,…
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Sunshine Coast
The centre of the student party scene, the Parrot's downstairs bar is wood panelled and cosy, while the upper floor has big windows and a veranda…
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Port Elizabeth
With a Bedouin tent and small pool in the backyard, this craft beer and cider bar encapsulates Richmond Hill's urban buzz. Handmade burgers and thin-crust…
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Sunshine Coast
This hip, convivial bar and restaurant with an open-air terrace is a great spot to swill a craft beer or two. The crowd ranges from students to well…
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Sunshine Coast
This loungey spot with big, sea-facing windows is popular for cocktails. The rose petal mojito, Baileys banana colada and potent California iced tea are…
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Port Elizabeth
Craft beer lovers rejoice – this convivial pub and restaurant overlooking the Baakens River is like manna from heaven, with a great selection of beers on…
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Port Elizabeth
Low on aesthetics but high on energy, this beer hall is one of the liveliest bars in PE. It has a good range of craft beers and also serves food.
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Eastern Cape
This intimate pub off the main street has tap beer aplenty and serves good pub grub.
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Eastern Cape
This atmospheric, one-time ‘men only’ club, one of South Africa's oldest, has walls and halls adorned with hunting trophies and a bar pocked with bullet…
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Port Elizabeth
This spit-and-sawdust watering hole's terrace and bar fill up even on weeknights. TVs show sports and the open kitchen produces pizzas and pub grub. There…
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Sunshine Coast
This watering hole popular with students is much less atmospheric than the bars on New St.
