Woolworths TASTE

When in Durban…

1 For a whimsical meal and great coffee: THE GRAND EXOTIC

This Dolphin Coast hidden gem, which has quickly become popular as an events and wedding venue, is brought to you by the former owners of Antique Café, Sarah Owen and Curt Wolf. The magical venue, featuring old carved doors, antique trinkets and a fuchsia- and teal-hued exterior, is inspired by Sarah’s travels and would fit right. What to order? Single-origin coffee, tea served in silver teapots, and hot home-made scones are the drawcards here, but expect a plethora of colourful café eats served on dainty floral crockery.

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