dining out
ROMANTIC NIGHT OUT CLIMBING BARN
GEET INDIAN RESTAURANT
Instead of doing the traditional dinner and a movie, why don’t you take your partner for a challenging climb? You can burn between 500 and 900 calories and this creative date idea would knock the socks right off your partner! Whether you are a newbie or a pro, there is always a trainer to show you the ropes at the Climbing Barn. At only R100 per person, you can even go grab a bite afterwards. Cost: R100 1 www.climbingbarn.co.za
If you are looking for a truly authentic Indian experience, Geet is definitely worth a visit. Here, food is only a part of the experience, but a great one at that! Restaurateur and Chef Gita Jivan captures the vibrant colours and flavours of the Indian culture perfectly and encapsulates it in both the presentation of her dishes and the restaurant’s interior. 541 Fehrsen Street, Brooklyn m 012 460 3199 1 www.geetindianrestaurant.com
BLUE CRANE RESTAURANT
Just imagine: You’re sitting on the wooden balcony, overlooking the lake where you can spot a variety of bird species. You’re sipping on an ice-cold fruit cocktail and every so often you look into your loved one’s eyes, whilst indulging in rainbow trout and a meze platter. Sound like your ideal date? Then you have no other choice but to visit the Blue Crane restaurant, situated in Nieuw Muckleneuk. Cost: Approximately R400 for two 1 www.bluecranerestaurant.co.za
THE HAZEL FOOD MARKET
The Hazel Food Market in Menlo Park offers a vibrant Saturday morning, filled with the most delicious dishes and finger foods that will send all self-proclaimed foodies to cloud nine. Artisanal breads, cured meats, kombucha and worldrenowned Turkish coffee - here you will find something to tantalize your taste buds. Entry is free. For all the night-owls: keep an eye on their Facebook page, as they also often boast spirited night markets. Cost: Free E @hazelfoodmarket
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Words Carli Manser Images Supplied.
18th & Pinaster Str, Pretoria
Hello Pretoria • March 2020 • www.hellopretoria.co.za
