Namibia Restaurant Guide

The Tug restaurant is located in the picturesque coastal town of Swakopmund and is stylishly built around the original Danie Hugo tugboat on the sea front overlooking the famous Swakopmund Jetty. The restaurant has a welcoming and friendly atmosphere that puts patrons at ease. The restaurant provides breathtaking unobscured views of the rocky shoreline and the crashing waves of the Atlantic ocean...

Leo’s At the Castle - This Gourmet Restaurant overlooks the skyline of the capital city Windhoek and varied cuisine is served ranging from international to french à la carte. Garden Terrace - along with a superb view over the city and the surrounding mountains, meals, coffee and cakes from our patisserie are served throughout the day. Snacks and sundowner cocktails are also served on th...

Kubata Restaurant, you're first choice in Windhoek for great Portugese food. But that is not all, they also offer seafood and mozambican dishes combining it with Namibian hospitality. Kubata Restaurant Windhoek If you are anything like us, you'll know the yearning for some traditional Portuguese food, in Namibia we head over to Kubata Restaurant for a variety of distinct Portuguese cuisine. ...

Kücki’s Pub is situated in the heart of Swakopmund, within walking distance from all major hotels and the main beach of Swakopmund. As our name suggests, we have a fabulous pub but are also well known for our seafood and grill restaurant. ...

Welcome, you have stumbled across the legend of Joe's Beerhouse. It speaks of an oasis in a land of contrast. A sanctuary of endless relics, a place where you can pull up a chair and relish in good, old-fashion hospitality. Where the portions are generous, the beer is ice cold and good conversation is abundant. If you are ever in this part of the world come for a drink and stay for lunch or dinner...

Enclosed by the ever-changing restless movement of the dunes of the Namib Desert on the east and the pounding waves and beaches of the Atlantic Ocean to the west, lies the historic town of Swakopmund, gateway to the Skeleton Coast. The Swakopmund Hotel and Entertainment Centre has been designed to complement the architecture of the historic (1902) station building, which today forms part of the...

is a place with a varied range of flavours and cultures and each of the country’s 11 ethnic groups has managed to contribute to the uniqueness of authentic Namibian cuisine. One could define authentic Namibian cuisine as an infusion of European and African ingredients and recipes, with influences ranging from Germany, Holland and England on the European side, and from the Namibian side, tri...