Waterkloof Valentine’s Dinner

Fairytale six course dinner with a fairytale view

Looking for a Valentine’s Dinner with a view? Then look no further than Waterkloof Estate outside Somerset West – complete with white horses amidst its vines, eagerly taking bio-dynamic farming in their stride – where an exclusive six course dinner, fit for a fairy tale, will woo the senses on Tuesday, 14 February.

Perched high on the slopes of the Schapenberg, Waterkloof’s signature ‘glass box’ restaurant is set against the majestic backdrop of the estate’s amphitheatre of vineyards and the full expanse of False Bay in the distance – the perfect setting to celebrate your most romantic moments.

Enticing those with a taste for romance and the finer things in life, Chef Gregory Czarnecki’s exquisite Degustation Menu comprises six contemporary dishes each served with a matching wine.

Sustainable Valentine’s Day Dinner

The entire Waterkloof estate is treated as a holistic entity and the golden thread of sustainability runs right through every aspect, from the bio-dynamic vineyards to the restaurant kitchen. So if you are looking for an environmentally friendly valentine’s meal this is it.

Not only do they rely on genuine horse-power as opposed to heavy machinery and tractors; Dorper sheep or as they call them, ‘nature’s weed-eaters; the manure of their own Dextor cows for fertilizing the vineyards; and chickens who keep the vineyards in tip top shape. They even use their own produce in the restaurant.                                                                      

Costs: R550p/p which includes all the wines on the evening or R450p/p excluding wine pairings and each guest will be welcomed with a complimentary flute of Cap Classique on arrival. Bookings are essential see details below.

Here's a list of ideas for making Valentine's Day a special one in Cape Town.

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