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The Fat Olive

Contemporary

r512 Pelindaba Rd, Lanseria, 1748, South Africa

(3205 reviews)

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Attributes

Child Friendly
Outdoor Seating
Great Views

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The Fat Olive Country Restaurant and Costa Alta Beach Bar provides an ideal family entertainment destination suitable for all occasions. Situated on the banks of a natural irrigation dam with expansive views of the distant Magaliesberg Mountains, the festive atmosphere is enhanced by live music, kids play area, expansive lawns and paddle boats on the dam.

Address

r512 Pelindaba Rd, Lanseria, 1748, South Africa

Reviews (3205)

3.8 out of 5.0

Based on the past 12 months

Food 3.5

Value 3.6

Service 3.9

Ambience 4.3

Chane T. Dined: 3 days ago
4.5

Food 4.0

Value 4.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Thandeka M. Dined: 1 week ago
2.3

Food 1.0

Value 2.0

Service 3.0

Ambience 3.0

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Lynne R. Dined: 1 week ago
4

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 1.0

Ambience 5.0

Reviewed on: Mon 18 Nov 24
The ambience location and food were great. You need to ensure that your waiters do a better job. Our waitress simply ignored us, we gave her a tip begrudgenly

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PRABASHINI Dined: 1 week ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

Reviewed on: Mon 18 Nov 24
Outstanding food, brilliant service

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Glenda J. Dined: 1 week ago
4

Food 4.0

Value 4.0

Service 4.0

Ambience 4.0

Reviewed on: Sun 17 Nov 24
The music was lovely. We had a relaxed afternoon.

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Paalesa Dined: 1 week ago
4.8

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 4.0

Ambience 5.0

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Ratshidaho Dined: 2 weeks ago
4

Food 3.0

Value 5.0

Service 4.0

Ambience 4.0

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Lwazi Dined: 2 weeks ago
1.8

Food 1.0

Value 1.0

Service 3.0

Ambience 2.0

Reviewed on: Mon 11 Nov 24
The food was cold

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Monday CLOSED
Tuesday CLOSED
Wednesday 07h30 - 21h00
Thursday 07h30 - 21h00
Friday 07h30 - 21h00
Saturday 07h30 - 21h00
Sunday 07h30 - 17h00

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