Food and beverage in Botrivier

Whether you enjoy fine-dining experiences, al fresco establishments or you simply love creative cooking in businesses, the Botrivier food and beverage scene is worth investigating. From home-baked, delicious treats sold at a farm stall, weekly food markets or culture-inspired cuisine from a quirky, locally owned restaurant, your taste-buds can have a field day. And this isn’t just reserved for tourists or visitors, residents in this town are served up the freshest produce in the region and have access to some of the best beverages in the country when it comes to wine, beer, brandy, gin and whiskies.

Set against the backdrop of the Houw Hoek mountains, Botrivier was established as a farming community and still remains true to its agricultural heritage. This means, those bakers, chefs and culinary geniuses of the area have easy access to farm-to-table produce, making their results as fresh as possible. Additionally, farmers in the area rely on the seasons to produce their crops, which means what you taste here in January is not going to be the same as September. You can always come back for something deliciously new when it comes to food and beverage in Botrivier.

Botrivier forms part of an area in the Overberg region known as the Cape Country Meander. Throughout South Africa there is a great love for delicious food and fresh produce. Whether you prefer sticking to the recipe or going off menu, Botrivier's markets, delis and wine shops will provide all the right ingredients for the perfect dish. Planning to have a braai? Stop by the local butchery or fish market for the main course and the nearby liquor store for a taste of the local beers and wines available.

Those with a sweet tooth are not forgotten, just follow the smell of freshly baked goods to the nearest bakery and indulge in the sweeter side of life. Alternatively, if you’re looking to host a special event here, the food and beverage stores in Botrivier should have everything you need. This is true for catering services too, should you be throwing an event or celebrating an occasion in this charming village or in the surrounding farmlands. At the end of the day there are plenty of options for meat lovers, vegetarian and even vegan diners in this part of the Western Cape. The local produce here always delivers and you’ll have a feast of flavours to savour when you wine and dine in Botrivier.