Excellent food! Thousands of beautiful stuff to buy. Bought a piece of land in front.
Excellent service and food as always. I would call that home away from home. Food is worth every rand.
Great stop on the Garden Route. Incredible variety of things to buy. And a great restaurant. Highly recommended.
Not enough time in a day to explore all the hidden items in the stall. Every room has it own secrets. A true adventure to discover hidden treasures. Food to match the craving after the search for the next item you'll not find anywhere else.
A really interesting stop. We'll return.
We went for coffee as we are rather fond of good coffee. They make a traditional farm style moer coffee that's so bitter that I had to drink sugar with it and I never drink sugar in coffee. We had to take it to go The cups leaked all over the car and the coffee was undrinkably hot. I'm not one for burnt coffee but if that's your thing, it's your stop.
We ate Vetkoek and paid double because of a misunderstanding between us, the menu and the staff. Great and freshly made though.
Lots of different little shops with a myriad of miscellaneous goods ranging from lamps to wood stoves So enjoy your stop!
I initially stopped here for lunch but ended up spending close to 3 hours here!
The food is absolutely amazing. The portions are traditionally quite large so be prepared to take home a doggy bag.
They have a lot of food options and have a special menu with traditional "boerekos".
The interior of the restaurant's roof is scattered with lighting fixtures and beautiful chandeliers - which are all for sale!
You are constantly looking around!
The rest of the building is filled with rooms that have all types of products from leather goods to rustic antiques. Take your time to look around - there are A LOT of things to see!
There are food rooms with classic sweets and home made rusks and biscuits. There are furniture rooms with wrought iron bar stools.
They currently are housing a couple Barn Owl chicks and have a live feed camera connected to a screen in the dining area so you can see what they're up to.
If you're travelling along the N2 in the area, most definitely stop here!
Very interesting farm shop.Almost feel like you have taken a step back in time.A definite place to go visit on your way to Cape Town.Loved the bread with appricot jam
A very nice stop with lots to buy and eat and place for kids to play, before the last lap to Cape Town via Somerset West
This is always a great discovery to walk through the shop! Obviously the food is beyond compare! Our breakfast was really good! Service always pleasant!
Great farmstall full of interesting collectables.
A very interesting junk shop, with a good breakfast. Great place to stop and strech your legs.
Got lots of things to buy and the food is very good. Very nice place to do a stopover
A real Crafter's paradise! Enormous variety of all kinds of goodies ie, lampshades, toys, home-made jams & breads etc, clothing, memorobelia, clocks, lotsa fun stuff & so much more! Food is traditional SA meals prepared very tastefully & very good service. Lovely outing with something for everyone in family.
Good food and play area for kids. Shop has something for everyone, including toys, crockery, braai grills, haberdashery, fireplaces, wood stoves, preserves, freshly​ baked bread and much more.
It's like IKEA forSouth Africa (aka the happiest place on earth)
A Beautiful place to has something to eat and drink. Great verity of household things to buy, even old wooden stoves.
Awesome and very unique place. Could spend hours here browsing through the different rooms of the farm stall
Very well stocked gift and homeware shop. Lovely homemade foods and bread
Lovely farmy vibe with a few donkeys keen for a nibble of any snacks you'd like to offer. Huge premises stocked with loads of goodies to see and buy. Foods, arts and crafts and clothing. Lots to see - may take a few rounds to see it all.
Great for gift ideas and road trip snacking.