How is Giant's Cup Cafe rated?

I ate here whilst staying at Sani Lodge and got to really appreciate the work of the restaurant team who always delivered a plentiful and healthy meal with locally sourced food. I ate there for both breakfast and dinner, and each day they provided me...a packed lunch to eat our on tour. They were very good in catering to me as a vegetarian. They also have an interesting little gift shop.More

Date of visit: June 2018

Helpful?

Thanks for your complimentary words, Dave! Our restaurant team try their best to "please all of the people all of the time!", tough though this is to achieve. We do try to be flexible in catering to all dietry requirements. Our craft shop is stocked...More

BestRegardsFromFar

336 reviews

Reviewed 8 February 2018 via mobile

Basic but the only option beyond self-catering

We had dinner a few times. Pretty basic food but if you don’t have supplies for the self catering at the Sani Lodge next door, this will do! Supposedly, there is WiFi even though the connection is so slow that we couldn’t really use it.More

Date of visit: December 2017

Helpful?2

Thank you for your review. Our menu is tailored to the budget of the backpacker traveler . All our food is homemade and prepared from quality ingredients which translates to the restaurant being there to offer meals to people who arrive without food or prefer...More

BrightonVB

18 reviews

Reviewed 7 January 2018

Tasty food at great prices

Breakfast and evening meals for five days were always good. Breakfast includes freshly baked bread and sometimes scones and/ cup cakes. The best home made fruit jams ever and lots of fresh fruit, home made yoghurt and milk fresh from the farm. Delicious! Evening meals...were substantial and tasty. The women who run this cafe are friendly and eager to please.More

Date of visit: December 2017

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Thank you for your feedback. Our food is prepared from good quality ingredients using local farm butter, fresh vegetables ( homegrown in summer), meat from the local butcher, organic chicken, local cheese, fresh homegrown herbs ( in summer) . The milk all comes from our...More

markrD6874CU

66 reviews

Reviewed 1 January 2017

Nice food

Attached to Sani Lodge, this quiet place is a good place to stop on the drive up to Sani Pass. The food is largely home grown with delicious jams and bread. Prices are OK, too.

Date of visit: December 2016

Helpful?

Thank you for your input. We appreciate constructive feedback.

Ddraig_fawr

119 reviews

Reviewed 15 November 2016

Tasty home cooking

We ate here every day whilst staying at the Sani Lodge. The meals are exactly what you need after a long day hiking, warm, filling and super tasty. The evening meals need to be booked before 5pm, otherwise you can order off the cafe menu....The food is also excellent value for money. The staff are very friendly and do a great job.More

Date of visit: October 2016

Helpful?

Thank you for your review. It is most appreciated. We strive to offer good value ,wholesome and generous portions of home cooked food. Our ladies in the kitchen are flexible and want nothing more than to please their guests who hail from all corners of...More

Leslie B

23 reviews

Reviewed 7 November 2016

Scenic area

It is set in a very scenic area, close to the Sani Pass. It has a very homely atmosphere, with tasty home cooking. The service is very relaxed and pleasant. The eating area displays a reasonably large assortment of interesting paintings for sale. There is...a relaxation room with comfortable sofa, etc. We enjoyed it so much that weMore

Date of visit: September 2016

Helpful?

Thank you for your input. We are delighted you could step back in time and enjoy a home cooked meal in our historic building converted into a country Café. We strive to grow as much as we can over the summer months and support locally...More

Valenti C

447 reviews

Reviewed 22 September 2016

Correct quality home cooking

We dined at this restaurant located right next to the Sani Lodge Backpackers two nights we stayed there. It is advisable to book in the morning to take the menu of the day , since you otherwise you expose yourself to that can not serve...the same and you prepare something a little different. In any case the food is simple and homemade and quite good . It consists of a first course (soup, starters or similar) , a main course ( chicken or beef with mashed , vegetables , etc. ) and a dessert. The drink is not included in the price of the menu and if you want you can bring your own drink or take free water. Also they have the option menu for vegans.More

Date of visit: August 2016

Helpful?

Thank you for your feedback. We still offer a 3 course substantial meal for dinner, hearty breakfasts and light lunches. Our staff are very flexible and willing to adapt the menu to special dietary requirements. You can purchase Fair Trade wine, cider or beer along...More

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Giant's Cup Cafe is rated accordingly in the following categories by Tripadvisor travellers:

Food: 4
Service: 4
Value: 4.5