Although the hotel and restaurant are more Las Vegas than traditional African, the food is great and the choice very extensive.
A great last night treat to conclude our stay in Vic Falls.
Favorite Dish: The Ostrich dish was great.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Town centre close to the Falls
Local food food like Impala, Ostrich, Warthog, Mopani worms, peanut salad, peanut butter rice and much in more in a traditional African setting. Traditional African dancing, some face painting and a witch doctor to tell your future.
Favorite Dish: The Impala
Peanut salad
Peanut butter rice
Homemade Peanut bread
The grilled lamb which was grilled over an open fire.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Phone: +(263-13)43201-4
Part of Victoria Falls hotel this was simply devine.
This was certainly a delicious date indeed. I got all dolled up and went here for a date with a very special someone who had flown in earlier that day just to make this very special date. So with great company, great food, candlight, magnificent service this was very very special indeed. Never to be forgotten, even in spite of the price tag. I encourage you - treat yourself.
Worth every cent.
Favorite Dish: The wine I had - South African Zonnebloem Merlot - even by the glass was a great serving, and what a wine. The food was really really good too. Talk about style and yummo! Ok, so its not cheap - but worth every penny.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: The Balcony area at Victoria Falls Hotel
Phone: +27 (0) 11 463 8575
Boma en Sindebele significa : Lugarr para comer
Es una experiencia para turistas , pero eso si muy buena y divertida
La cena es magnífica , un buffet libre de platos de Zimbabwe , donde puedes tomar kudu , facocero , lomo de impala , gusanos de Mompane ...y otros platos mucho más normalitos que están buenísimos
Después de la cena hay música y bailes Matabeles , acompañados de tambores y marimbas ...
Favorite Dish: Boma in Sindebele means , a place to eat
It is an experience for tourists, but it is very good and amusing
Dinner is great, a buffet of dishes from Zimbabwe, where you can take kudu, warthogs, impala loin, Mopani worms ...and other dishes much more normals that are excelent
After dinner there is Matabele music and dance , accompanied by drums and marimbas ...
Updated Oct 17, 2010
Mama Africa eating house is a famous and venerable restaurant in Victoria Falls town. It wasn't many guests in the restaurant when I was there, and I suppose the business isn't too good nowadays. The expensive prices in this restaurant makes it an eating place for tourists and rich only.
Favorite Dish: Beef. The quality was average.
Updated Oct 24, 2009
Phone: +263 (13) 41725
If you have been to South Africa, you will be quite familiar with this restaurant chain. The Spur is located at ‘The Enclosure’ at the Kingdom Hotel/Casino.
It is best to AVOID this establishment. I paid 11 US $ for a very below standard hamburger. In South Africa, it would be about 3 – 4 US $.
The place was extremely quiet, I can see why.
Written Apr 15, 2009
This buffet is very good value for money. At 15 US $, you get a variety of starters, main dishes (meat and vegetables) and deserts.
You could also indulge in a crocodile stir fry if you would like to know what crocodile taste like.
Favorite Dish: Various
Written Apr 15, 2009
Address: The Kingdom Hotel
This is a wonderful place to go for dinner. It has a great ambience, it could be described as African Urban Chic. Very colourful walls with interesting decorations all make this place quite unique . The service is very friendly and efficient.
The food served varies from traditional Shona dishes to chocolate mouse and apple crumble. I is rather expensive though, especially the drinks. A small glass of Amarula Cream will cost you 5 US$.
Mains are about 15 US$.
The live music on the night we were there was great. A local band playing some well known African Jazz etc
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Favorite Dish: A Shona dish of chicken cooked in peanut sauce
Updated Apr 15, 2009
Phone: 013/4-1725
Situated at the Victoria Falls Safrai Lodge, this outdoor restaurant offers visitors a taste of Africa in more ways than one.
Very similar in concept to the Moyo restaurant near Cape Town but more African in flavour.
Besides the variety of traditional African dishes, including the famous Mopani Worm (get one down and you are given a certificate), they offer tribal dancing and a drumming session - all great fun.
Service was great and the staff very friendly.
Dinner is served buffet style - come hungry!
Favorite Dish: Warthog Steak. Grilled to perfection. Everything we sampled was tasty - I gave the Mopani worms a miss though. :-)
Written Mar 6, 2007
Address: Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
BOMA restaurant on the grounds of the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge is not worth the money. We stayed at the Vic Falls Safari Lodge and had a package that included the dinner--in retrospect, the meal and "cultural" experience was a waste of time.
The BOMA starts with employees tying a toga on your shoulder as you enter. Restaurant employees reported that some tourists refuse the toga for fear of viruses, colds, because you return it at the end.
They seat you. Remember that NO DRINKS--including lemonade or water are included. We paid $6 per lemonade and $2.50 US for a Large Water--we found out the cost after the meal--this was odd since in the US and even in South Africa, there is no charge for water and $6 for each lemonade is high.
At each table there is a small oil lamp. As we ate, a "witch" doctor in traditional garb came around and offered to tell you your fortune for US $1 by the entrance to the restaurant.
Another man came around and offered to paint your face (no charge) with something like watered down crayon that dirtied our bathroom sink.
A group came out and sang 3 songs and then they passed around a number of drums and let you beat along and then they had some men and women come up and dance to the music the way their dancers had--it was okay.
I guess--I thought the US $40 was too steep for the amount of entertainment. We got to the restaurant at 7 and left at about 9:15 PM when it ended. Another woman came around and offered to braid my wife's hair for $15 US the next day. We gave her our room number and she came as scheduled. Remember this price is good money for locals since you can hire a woman to cook, clean, watch your kids and do your laundry for $20 US per week. This is why so many Zimbabweans want to go to South Africa for similar cooking/cleaning/laundry jobs that pay about $12.50 per day.
All in all--I just didn't think it was worth US $40 since the only sides I really ate was a baked potato. If we had needed transportation to and from the dinner, it would have been an additional $16.
Favorite Dish: Warthog was tender. The warthog was best. A guide on a game drive later told us that Warthog is tender no matter whether the warthog is young or old.
We were given the choice of an appetizer. My wife had a soup that she liked and I had the chilled Crocodile--tasted like a cross between pork and tuna.
Then you serve yourself--the salads were underwhelming (not much in the way of fruit at all) dessert was poor too (had a piece of dried cake). My wife stuck with vegetarian food --pasta etc and I ate Warthog, Kudu, Ostrich and Lamb. You choose the meats and they cook them for you on a hot grill while you wait.
Alternatively, if you are travelling through Johannesburg to get to Victoria Falls, you should eat at the Carnivore Restaurant. The Carnivore restaurant lets you try all kinds of meat like a brazilian bbq where you choose when the types of meat stops coming by flipping a red/green marker over.
Written Feb 25, 2007
Address: Victoria Falls Safari Lodge
Website: www.vsfl.com
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