In memory of Grannie
Our beloved colleague, who fought with such strength for almost 3 years, left her earthly home on Tuesday 28 November 2017.
Her laughter and imense sense of humour will be with us always - colleagues and patrons alike.
Set in the tranquil and beautiful home of the Black Eagles, on route to the Cradle of Humankind, you will find Eagles Fare Restaurant nestled in the heart of the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden, Westrand.
Whether savouring a freshly baked muffin or indulging the Seagulls Fare Pasta, you will find an excuse, such as an Apple Crumble, to extend your stay in this soothing locale.
You may even want to share a special evening event with dearest guests, privately in the function room, allowing them the experience of the call of the Jackal (wedding guests from afar will be in wonderment at Gauteng's diversity).
Having opened its doors in August 2004, you are welcomed to relaxingly enjoy this indigenous habitat and invited to peacefully take pleasures in homemade cuisine, all the while absorbing natures wonders … weavers making music, the ± 150year old Modjadji Cycad …
Truly scrumptiously homemade cuisine served every day from 9am to 5pm.
Whether 4 or 120 guests, your once-in-a-lifetime special event deserves to be perfect, with your unique touches.
Using this natural indigenous garden within the city, team builders imagination's are unlimited.
En-route to the Cradle of Humankind, tour operators, their guides and locals
Eagle’s Fare Restaurant is nestled in the beautiful Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden. Botanical gardens are living museums and the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden is no exception – the Witpoortjie Waterfall is a magnificent backdrop to the splendid gardens filled with indigenous plants and the residence of the only Black (Verreaux) Eagle breeding pair in an urban area in the world.
Together with his BEE C.C. partners, Amiel van den Berg opened Eagle’s Fare – the restaurant in the garden – in August 2004.
The building of the restaurant, Random Harvest Nursery and the Isitiya Gift & Book Shop was the first phase of the Tourism Poverty Relief Fund project that was completed in October 2004. The aim of this project, funded by the Departments of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, was to provide work for local unemployed and unskilled people by developing facilities for an ever-increasing number of visitors and tourists to the garden.
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In memory of Grannie
Our beloved colleague, who fought with such strength for almost 3 years, left her earthly home on Tuesday 28 November 2017.
Her laughter and imense sense of humour will be with us always - colleagues and patrons alike.
Trynco Malan van Roodepoort
Trynko Malan turned 100 on 1 April 2013 and was part of a walking group. A few months later, Oom Trynko passed away after a sudden illness, but he is still with us every Tuesday when his wife, Aunt Anna, and the walking group visit us. The walking group has been visiting the Botanical Garden since 1995 and consists of about 10 people, all retirees, some of whom have already passed away and new ones have joined.
In memory of Tineke
Our beloved colleague, who fought with such strength for almost 6 years, left her earthly home on Friday 21 Jan 2011.
Tineke did not follow the path that led, she instead went where there was no path and left a trail. And in the end, it was not the years in her life that counted - it was the life in her years.
The menu changes every week, and these are just a few delectables our patrons have enjoyed
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