Celebrating Women Entrepreneurs: 5 Restaurants to Visit This National Women’s Day

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Johannesburg, South Africa – As we commemorate National Women’s Day on August 9, it’s essential to recognize the incredible strides women are making in various industries, including the culinary world. This year, we spotlight five exceptional women-owned restaurants that are redefining the dining scene.

Cape Town: Seven Colours Eatery

Chef Nolukhanyo Dube-Cele’s Seven Colours Eatery is a celebration of South African cuisine. Located in the vibrant V&A Waterfront, the restaurant offers a nostalgic dining experience with dishes like the daily seven-colour plate and shisanyama. Dube-Cele’s passion for sharing her culture through food is evident in every bite.

Chef Nolukhanyo Dube-Cele

Johannesburg: Liberté French Food & Wine

Liberté French Food & Wine is a haven of femininity and connection in the heart of Craighall. Owner Natasha Maciel has created a space that invites patrons to embrace their inner selves while indulging in modern French cuisine. With its elegant ambiance and delectable menu, Liberté is a must-visit for any food lover.

Restauranteur Natasha Maciel (middle) at Liberté

Johannesburg: The Pink Piano Cafe

A mother-daughter duo, Christelle Robbetze and Chanelle van Wyk, brought The Pink Piano Cafe to life. This charming Benoni eatery offers a delightful escape with its pink interior, delicious coffee, and delectable cakes. The cafe’s warm and welcoming atmosphere makes it a perfect spot for a leisurely catch-up with friends.

Durban: Splat

Chef Neha Valjee’s passion for cooking shines through at Splat restaurant in Glenashley. With a menu inspired by her global travels, Valjee offers a unique dining experience that tantalizes the taste buds. From vegetarian delights to international flavors, Splat caters to a diverse clientele.

Splat Durban

Durban: Madam & Sir

Nqobile Mthembu’s Madam & Sir is a stylish restaurant located on Durban’s trendy Florida Road. The menu boasts a diverse range of dishes, from light meals to seafood and sushi. Mthembu’s design expertise is evident in the restaurant’s vibrant and inviting atmosphere.

Madam & Sir Durban

These five extraordinary women are not only successful entrepreneurs but also culinary artists who are leaving their mark on the South African food scene. Let’s celebrate their achievements and support their businesses this National Women’s Day and beyond.

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