Ngwenya Glass Village

Pleasant afternoon out. Lots of interesting little shops and the microbrewery a real treat. These small vendors deserve our support ofter two years in lockdown.

A child friendly environment. We had a wonderful morning with family and friends. The glass shop is filled with exquisite gifts for local collections and beautiful Tourist gifts. Loved the Barefoot coffee shop. The art shop is any art lovers paradise. The bee shop is for the natural person. Loved the experience

Love Imbewu en Quail. setup in tranquil environment. will be booking my sessions here going forward.i will recommend this team any day they operate by appointment only so be sure to book with themVisited onWeekendWait timeUp to 10 minReservation recommendedYes

We went to the market again, it's very lovely new stalls everytime and really great classics by the live entertainment. They are also getting a bit more food and drink stalls that really helps if you're not keen on a big lunchVisited onWeekendWait timeNo waitReservation recommendedNo

Had a potjie competition in aid of an animal charity. Great fun. Wonderful setting. Definitely going back.

Gilroy's is fabulous!!! Great brew!!!! The glass factory is amazing could do with support. Lovely handcrafted items for presents/gifts corporate or personal. Lovely atmosphere... Great day out!

Its lovely. Not commercial. Mostly local and handmade goods. The brew coffee place... Cappuccinos are not that great. Very bad tasting milk and very slow service. A bit disappointed in them. Will book for Gilroys it is always full.

What a refreshing experience! Just have to visit The Farm Shack. The Farm Shack has an abundance of surprises! From delicious snacks, homemade jams, rusks to even pet food. All very reasonably priced. A must visit when going to the market.

Always such a pleasure visiting the monthly markets

The hand crafted items are beautiful and unique. While the prices are somewhat steep, negotiations help lower the numbers when more items purchased. There is a great variety of recycled art, as well as handmade wood, clay, and glass wares. Another cool attraction was the gentleman doing his glass work right at the entrance of the glass shop. Very mesmerizing to watch. Pretty cool natural products too, from soaps to edibles. A well priced garden shop that I may have bought too many herbs from so affordable >.<. Some people could have been friendlier, but all to their own. Ultimately, it's a great place to visit.