When I entered the establishment, I was overwhelmed by the smell of bokkums (dried fish). It might be something I don't understand and perhaps that is the market/need there, but my instinct says that is going to be bad for business. I think it should be advertised in front, but stored far away from the entrance. Even if they move it today, that smell is going to linger for a while. My family enjoyed their Coke-floats. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the service is good.

A cool spot to visit if you are out this side. Had a great burger and chips. There is an option to choose your own meat and they set up a braai for you so you can cook. It's much bigger than it looks. Staff were very friendly!

A nice atmosphere with a beautiful garden and setting. Nice old style curio shop. The lunch in some aspects was good but in others very disappointing. The oxtail and burgers were very nice, but the tripe, and kaissings was very disappointing. The dessert was good. I recommend the lemon meringue. I recommend coming here for coffee and dessert, but maybe not lunch.

A mainstay in the Harties restaurant scene this place has seen better days. The strong scent of bilking overwhelms you as you enter. The building is quaint with a lot of unusual knickknacks around. We went downstairs where a very lonely looking buffet was waiting for customers. We ordered a milktert and lemon meringue which came as a single tart with Icecream. Not the best milktert I have ever had but the meringue was good. As was the lime milkshake. I will not be back

Visited here on a Wednesday. The venue is antique and authentic. Our waiter was really friendly however there was a bit of a delay in food delivery. Food was above average. Venue is close to the Hartebeespoortdam and in a picturesque area. Will not be returning.

Went on a Tuesday afternoon. It was very quiet so service was prompt. Decent food but the venue needs some renovations as it looks a bit run down.

A nice family and traditional african Restaurant close to Hartebeespoort Dam with a very peacefull vibe to it and safe parking. It feels like being on a farm. The staff and waiters are very friendly and helpfull. The Restaurant menu have a large variety of hot and cold beverages of which you much try the "moer koffie". We had "Tant Malie se burger" with chips that was ver tasty and filling. You must try the milk or lemon merinque tart for desert. You can also try the very tasty tripe or "kaiings"and pap for a more traditional meal. For those who would rather have a delicious braai lunch they serve pap, sauce, salads and your choice of braai meat. Definitely very tasty, filling at very reasonable prices. You can also book your work function here. At the shop you can buy any of the large variety sweets, dried fruit, biltong, dried wors, home made cookies, home made rusks, traditional home made jams and freshly baked farm bread.

Tant Malie se Winkel has been around for 100 years, but it shows. There's tons of character and interesting antique items to look at, but you can see that the infrastructure needs some work. We only went to the shop, but they didn't have any bread.