Geuwels Restaurant

Take A Seat
At The Chef's Table

Image of Geuwels Restaurant at Vergenoegd Löw Estate, surrounded by lush greenery, offering a serene and natural dining ambiance
Image showcasing authentic South African cuisine served at Geuwels Restaurant, Vergenoegd Löw Estate, reflecting the local flavours and culinary traditions

Geuwels Restaurant

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Breakfast: Monday to Sunday 08h00 - 11h00
Lunch: Monday to Sunday 11h30 - 15h30
Address: Geuwels at
Vergenoegd Löw The Wine Estate
1 Faure Village Road, Somerset West, Off R310, Stellenbosch Wine Route
View Sample Menu (Prices subject to change)
Tel: +27(0) 21 202 4373
E-mail: geuwels@vergenoegd.co.za

Image of the cosy seating options at Geuwels Restaurant, Vergenoegd Löw Estate, providing a comfortable dining experience

Sustainable Farming

Our Indian
Runner Ducks

Vergenoegd Löw's famous Indian Runner Ducks are still here, a key part of our integrated, sustainable faming. They are busy in the vineyards. They eat snails and insects so that we do not have to use harmful pesticides.

They wander across the Homestead grounds daily at 9:00 and 12:00. Or you might catch sight of them as they make their way past the Manor House on their way to the vineyards or coming for a swim before heading back home.

The best way to see them is to book breakfast or lunch at Geuwels Restaurant or lunch at Clara's Barn or a wine tasting at The Homestead Wine Lounge. We have hundreds of these ducks. They protect our vineyards. We provide ducklings to other wine farms who want to follow our example of sustainable farming.

Close-up of an Indian Runner duck foraging on the lawn at Vergenoegd Löw The Wine Estate, showing the duck’s role in natural pest management.
 Indian Runner ducks on duty in the vineyards at Vergenoegd Löw The Wine Estate, playing their role in sustainable farming.
A flock of Indian Runner ducks moving together at Vergenoegd Löw The Wine Estate, showcasing the estate’s natural approach to farming.