ZIMBABWE EATS

Restaurants across Zimbabwe

Where to eat and drink around Zimbabwe — fine dining, cafés, grills, riverside decks and the famous Boma feast. Filter by area and cuisine.

A guide to eating out across Zimbabwe, concentrated in Victoria Falls town and Livingstone. Mostly sit-down independents and lodge kitchens plus a few chains; permanently-closed venues removed. Filter by region or cuisine, sort by rating. Ratings and review counts are an indicative July 2026 snapshot. Tap any pin or "View on Maps" for the live listing.

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1871 Restaurant — Victoria Falls. Fine dining at Stanley & Livingstone on the private game reserve
Alo Alo — Harare. Long-established Harare restaurant with a loyal following and a broad continental menu
Amanzi Restaurant — Highlands. Harare's best-known destination restaurant — an art-filled house in Kambanji with sculpture gardens and a pan-African…
Amulonga Restaurant — Victoria Falls. Azambezi River Lodge dining on the upper Zambezi upstream of the falls
Baines Restaurant — Victoria Falls. Hotel dining blending African and international dishes
Bon Journée — Bulawayo. Long-standing Bulawayo restaurant in a converted house, continental menu and a garden
Bottom Drawer Café — Harare. Garden café and gift shop, a fixture of the northern-suburbs weekend breakfast
Brooks Café & Deli — Victoria Falls. Coffee, breakfasts and deli sandwiches in town
Café Nush — Borrowdale. Bright all-day café at Sam Levy's Village, salads, cakes and coffee
Caribbea Bay Restaurant — Kariba. Lakeside dining at the Cresta resort, best at sunset when Kariba does its trick
Coimbra Restaurant — Harare. A Harare institution for peri-peri chicken since the 1970s — plain, busy and consistently good
Cresta Churchill Carvery — Bulawayo. The Sunday carvery at the Churchill, a Bulawayo family habit of long standing
Dusty Road Township Experience — Victoria Falls. Authentic township-style Zimbabwean cooking in Chinotimba
Emmanuel's — Harare. The restaurant at the Bronte Hotel, opening onto the gardens — a quiet, well-executed Avenues address
Gava's Restaurant — Harare. Traditional Zimbabwean cooking — sadza, road runner chicken and greens — done properly and without ceremony
Indaba Book Café — Bulawayo. Bookshop, café and live-music venue in one — the centre of Bulawayo's arts scene as much as a place to eat
Jungle Junction — Victoria Falls. Buffet dining at the Kingdom Hotel with cultural entertainment
La Fontaine — Harare. Meikles Hotel's formal dining room, white linen and old-school service in the heart of town
La Piazza Victoria Falls — Victoria Falls. Italian-style pizzas and sushi with a relaxed vibe
Leopard Rock Terrace — Vumba. Lunch on the terrace above the golf course, with the Burma Valley falling away below
MaKuwa-Kuwa Restaurant — Victoria Falls. Safari Lodge restaurant overlooking a floodlit waterhole and vlei
Marula Café — Victoria Falls. Relaxed all-day café at the Victoria Falls Safari complex
Millers Steakhouse — Harare. Straightforward Zimbabwean steakhouse — good beef, big portions, no fuss
Mugg & Bean Harare — Borrowdale. Large portions and bottomless coffee at Sam Levy's, a reliable meeting place
Nesbitt Castle Dining Room — Bulawayo. Dinner in the castle, under armour and oil paintings; open to non-residents by booking
News Café Borrowdale — Borrowdale. The Sam Levy's branch of the regional chain, pavement tables and a long cocktail list
Norma Jeane's Restaurant — Lake Mutirikwi. Country-house dining above the lake outside Masvingo, log fires and a set menu
Ocean Basket Harare — Borrowdale. The familiar seafood chain, dependable and family-friendly
Pariah State — Victoria Falls. Eclectic town-centre eatery with grills, pizzas and vegetarian plates
Paula's Place — Harare. Home-style cooking and baking in a suburban garden setting, popular for lunch
Pure Africa Dinner Cruise — Victoria Falls. Multi-course fine dining aboard a sunset cruise on the upper Zambezi
Shop Café — Harare. Café in the Doon Estate craft village at Msasa, garden tables among the galleries and studios
Sitar Restaurant — Harare. The city's best-known Indian kitchen, north Indian menu and a steady reputation over many years
The Boma - Dinner & Drum Show — Victoria Falls. Interactive African feast with drumming, dancing and game meats
The Buffalo Bar — Victoria Falls. Waterhole-view bar famed for its daily vulture-feeding sundowners
The Cassia Restaurant — Victoria Falls. Ilala Lodge's fine-dining venue steps from the falls
The Cattleman — Bulawayo. Matabeleland beef done simply — the city's traditional steakhouse
The Fishmonger — Harare. Long-running seafood restaurant, flown-in fish and a reliable kitchen in a city a long way from the sea
The Lookout Café — Victoria Falls. Wild Horizons cliff-edge dining over the Batoka Gorge and zip-line
The Palm Restaurant — Victoria Falls. Ilala Lodge terrace restaurant overlooking manicured lawns and the rainforest
The Rainforest Café — Victoria Falls. Convenient café at the rainforest entrance to the falls
The River Brewing Company — Victoria Falls. Craft microbrewery with a smokehouse grill in an industrial-chic setting
Tony's Coffee House — Juliasdale. Famous Nyanga cake shop and coffee house — the cheesecake is the reason people stop
Troutbeck Dining Room — Troutbeck. Trout from the resort's own lake, in front of the fire that never goes out
Victoria 22 — Avondale. Elegant restaurant in a converted Avondale house, one of the city's serious kitchens and a long-standing…
Victoria Falls Distillery — Victoria Falls. Craft distillery and bar serving gins, cocktails and light bites
White Horse Inn Restaurant — Vumba. Mountain inn dining room with a serious wine cellar, long the best table in the Bvumba
Zulu Bistro Bar — Victoria Falls. Popular bistro-bar serving local and grilled dishes with cocktails