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Stellenbosch

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Bobotie, boerewors, and bread baked the way it's done in the Cape Winelands — served in a room built around long tables, slow fires, and Stellenbosch's own oak-lined streets.

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Est. Stellenbosch, 1679

Named for the town that taught us to cook this way

Stellenbosch is the second-oldest town in South Africa, set among oak trees and vineyards at the foot of the Jonkershoek mountains. Its kitchens blend Dutch, Malay, and indigenous Khoi traditions into something entirely its own — slow-cooked, generously spiced, built for a full table.

We opened this kitchen in Tallinn to bring that same table north: the same recipes, the same coals, the same instinct to feed people properly.

— The Stellenbosch kitchen team

The valley the menu is named for

Visit us

Address

Stellenbosch Kitchen, F. R. Kreutzwaldi tn 7, 10124 Tallinn, Estonia

Hours

Tue–Sat, 8:00–22:00. Sunday, 10:00–14:00. Closed Mondays.

Reservations

+372 5309 6455  ·  paul@stellenbosch.ee

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A long table, the way it's meant to be shared