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Exclusivity & Luxury at FIFTY SEVEN

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Just a mere three hour drive north from the city, nestled in the breathtaking Welgevonden Game Reserve, Fifty Seven Waterberg offers a luxury bush experience with five-star accommodation and dining. Surrounded by 35 000 hectares of unsurpassed natural beauty, Fifty Seven Waterberg, formerly MolenVliet Lodge, forms part of the Waterberg Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The lodge is oasis to five luxurious suites; an intimate atmosphere of privacy, peace and tranquility for those in search of a genuine African escape. “We have set out to achieve a personalised approach by creating a professional yet comfortable atmosphere for our guests to enjoy,” explains Quintin Wiehahn, Director of WH Leisure Group. With a maximum of ten guests, the lodge guarantees exclusivity. The décor throughout the lodge encapsulates a balance between opulence and ruggedness that is indicative of the beauty that Africa has to offer. The rooms which open up to…

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Float Above the Trees at Tsala Treetop Lodge

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Encircled by lush forests across rolling valleys, Tsala Treetop Lodges embodies the magic and heart of the Garden Route.  Tucked amidst the forest treetops, Tsala’s elaborate afro-baroque decor’s earthy colors, rich textures and handcrafted fittings are inspired by the diverse cultures of Africa with the sophistication of the Western World. The views are simply breath-taking, be it from the glass-walled dining room and lounge or the immense decks suspended above the forest floor. The lodge’s private suites are the epitome of indulgence and romance, each complimented with a private deck and infinity pool extending into the forest, the height of sheer decadence. The two bedroom villas, styled with sophisticated modern finishings, exude pure luxury. Spacious lounges with a cosy fireplace and dining area, a private deck and infinity pool with spectacular forest views ensures you have everything you need and more for the ideal family escape. Tsala boasts…

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Introducing The First Ever Dessert Festival SA

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Sweet tooth fans will be delighted to know there is a new festival taking place in Joburg, the Dessert Fest SA, and it’s all about sweet treats! Ice cream macaroons from Sugarlicious From mini tarts and decadently filled pastries to macaroons and koeksisters, foodies and dessert lovers will get to indulge in all things sweet on Saturday 2 and Sunday 3 December at this year’s first ever Dessert Fest SA in the Mustang Room at Sally Mustang in Sandton. Speaking about the delicious festival, Dessert Fest SA founder, Tammy Makadooj explains, “Realising there was no other festival or market dedicated to the art of that end-of-the-meal everyone loves, we decided to bring all our favourite dessert finds into one room and share them with Johannesburg! Get ready for a crazy variety of sugar… from crispy custardy donuts to SA’s traditional delicacies such as the koeksister or mini melkterties, and everything…

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Jacksons Real Food Market has landed in Kyalami

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Jacksons Real Food Market has opened its doors to Midrand at the newly developed Kyalami Corner Shopping Centre. The much anticipated opening has brought the area its first real honest food market. The Market The market is spacious and easy navigable with a stunning wooden wrap around biltong counter, that features our pasture raised meats and charcuterie fridge cases on both sides.  The walk through of the market is designed to add a pleasant shopping experience with enough room to pause, be amazed, and learn more about our products and suppliers. Gary and Neil Jackson, the founder’s of Jacksons Real Food Markets, has 25 years retail experience and is an independent and dynamic small business owner, and is very passionate about eating real, clean food. Jacksons takes it a step further with recycled and antique design and decor. The market features virtual plant walls, giving a breath of fresh…

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Top 7 Restaurants To Visit In The Countryside

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Nothing says summer like a lazy lunch outdoors and since the holidays are fast approaching, what better way to spend the afternoon, than wining and dining at one of Gauteng’s top countryside restaurants. So, grab your family and friends and take a drive out of Joburg to escape the city chaos. Here’s our list of the best restaurants to visit in the countryside: Black Horse Brewery Situated on the edge of the Magalies River, in Magaliesburg, with lush green fields and majestic black horses, this gastro-style pub has become a favourite hangout spot. Black Horse Brewery features an urban alehouse menu that includes simple ingredients, prepared in an unpretentious way. Choose from a selection of salads or wood-fired pizzas or their famous Black Horse Smoked Ribs and sip on craft beers as you relax under their towering Pecan nut trees. www.blackhorse.co.za Die Ou Pastorie Located nearby Hartbeespoort Dam, the Cradle of…

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Where To Dine: Top 5 Asian Restaurants In Joburg

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Craving authentic noodle dishes, steamed bao buns or even fried rice bowls? We don’t blame you! Asian cuisine has become hugely popular over the last few years with new restaurants sprouting up all over town, giving us their own modern take on traditional Asian dishes. That’s why we rounded up a list of our five favourite Asian restaurants to visit in Joburg: The Great Eastern Food Bar Voted the Best Asian Eatery in Joburg for 2016 by Eat Out, The Great Eastern Food Bar situated in Melville serves quintessential Asian dishes at its finest. For starters you can choose between deep fried tofu, sashimi tacos or rice paper rolls. Mains include Korean fried chicken served with rice or salad, kimchi ginger noodles or whole smoked trout. While desserts range from the Lindt chocolate mousse to the coconut panna cotta with granadilla coulis and roasted coconut. Follow The Great Eastern Food…

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Book Tickets To This Year’s Good Food And Wine Show

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Africa’s largest foodie event, the Good Food And Wine Show is back this July and promises to be the best culinary experience. The Good Food & Wine Show (GF&WS), the longest standing food event in South Africa, returns to Joburg from the 28th to the 30th July at the Ticketpro Dome and brings with it more exciting exhibitions, international chefs and gourmet food and wine. Visitors can expect a higher standard of content as the organisers have decided to split the show this year into nine different areas – market, street food, gourmet, baking, kids, wellness, lifestyle, wine and beer and alcohol. In addition to the nine exhibition areas, there is a cross cutting theme throughout the entire show and the theme for this year is Food Waste as it is one of the major challenges for sustainability and social growth. And that’s not all. The GF&WS will be attended by…

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Things To Do: Top 9 Favourite Markets To Visit In Joburg

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We love a good market especially when it involves a mix of local arts and crafters, boutique designers and some of the best food stalls in town. That’s why we decided to round up a list of our eight favourite markets to visit in Joburg: The Linden Market The Linden Market, found at the Botanical Gardens on 45 Thomas Bowler Street in Emmarentia, is all about showcasing beautifully crafted products to support the local community. From vintage to artisinal and exclusive, the market aims at creating a unique platform for local designers, food vendors and shop owners. Choosing only the finest quality brands, the selection process is quite lengthy, which is why the market is only open every few months. The next market takes place on Saturday 2 September from 9am until 5pm. www.thelindenmarket.com Hazel Food Market Although not really in Joburg, the Hazel Food Market is Pretoria’s very own Neighbourgoods market.…

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Where To Dine: 5 Restaurants With Fireplaces In Joburg

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We might be in the middle of winter but that doesn’t mean we have to lock ourselves up and stay indoors, because some restaurants offer blazing fireplaces to keep you warm and toasty all season long. That’s why we’ve rounded up a list of five restaurants with fireplaces in Joburg: Remo’s Maximilliano (Waterfall Corner) Remo’s Maximilliano is tucked away at Waterfall Corner Mall and gives diners a slice of modern Italy with their high ceilings and wooden interiors. On colder days, their soaring fireplace warms the place up very quickly. Tuck in to one of their signature pizzas or pastas or opt for a heartier meal like their veal limone, parmigiana di melanzane, or lamb shank cooked in red wine. Don’t forget to grab warm bread from the on-site bakery before you go. www.remos.co.za Casalinga Casalinga is regarded as Joburg’s hidden gem and for obvious reasons too. Situated in the beautiful countryside…

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Experience True African Warmth With Moyo’s New Winter Menu

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Fans of the lovely African-inspired Moyo restaurant can now look forward to a new selection of delicious dishes as they’ve just launched their winter menu for this year. This season, Moyo launches its annual tradition – a celebration of Africa’s finest urban cuisines, tailored to a variety of tastes. The exciting winter menu features mouthwatering items that cannot be found on the current à la carte menu and have all been custom-created to deliver a unique African experience. Moyo, which provides a sophisticated dining experience with modern African ambiance, has ensured that there’s something for everyone on the new winter menu. And if you end up loving some of the dishes so much, you’ll be happy to know the most popular ones will be added to the next menu later this year. The winter menu, which costs R185 per guest for a two-course meal and R225 per guest for a…

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