Postcard Cafe at Stark-Condé Wines: A Serene Winelands Oasis

1 min read
Postcard Cafe at Stark-Condé Wines

Nestled in the serene Jonkershoek Valley, Postcard Cafe at Stark-Condé Wines offers a breathtaking setting for a relaxed Winelands meal with family and friends. From every angle, the views are spellbinding. Whether you sit inside or on the shaded verandah of the Postcard Café overlooking the rolling lawns and a millpond-like dam, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable dining experience.

The Menu of Postcard Cafe

Head chef Munetaka Kimura and his team offer various options that showcase locally sourced ingredients and diverse cuisines, including vegetarian and vegan dishes. The menu changes often, but here’s a taste of what you can expect:

Newsletter

Stay Informed • Cape Town

Get breaking news, events, and local stories delivered to your inbox daily. All the news that matters in under 5 minutes.

Join 10,000+ readers
No spam, unsubscribe anytime
  • Homemade granola with Dalewood Jersey yogurt and fruit compote
  • Poppyseed bun with hummus and grilled vegetables
  • Smoked trout with scrambled egg and lemon-and-dill crème fraîche
  • Home-baked croissant with cured pork loin and white cheddar
  • Omelette, French-toast brioche, and the Valley Breakfast

Beverage options abound, including:

  • Five kinds of latte
  • Five teas
  • Hot chocolate
  • Freshly squeezed orange juice
  • Cloudy apple juice
  • Fresh fruit cordials
  • Iced coffee or homemade lemon iced tea

If you’re looking to enjoy the estate’s wine, the menu also has generous antipasti and cheese platters. Breakfast or brunch requires a decadent sweet touch. In that case, there are a dozen choices, from crème caramel, red velvet cake, and sachertorte to baked cheesecake, carrot cupcakes, chocolate mousse cake, and homemade ice cream and sorbet.

Postcard Cafe is also an ideal spot for lunch, with dishes designed for guests to linger longer, such as:

  • Asian chicken and rice noodles
  • Beef fillet with ratatouille niçoise
  • Teriyaki burger
  • Red lentil dahl
  • Pork bobotie

The menu features expertly prepared dishes for a lazy family meal paired with the estate’s wines.

Wine Tasting Room

Don’t miss the wine-tasting room, hovering over a lily-studded dam. Visitors can taste Stark-Condé’s award-winning single-vineyard wines, most notably the three distinct Cabernets grown at high elevations. Other wines include a unique blend of four white varietals, the Petite Sirah and the rosé, which sips beautifully on a sunny day.

Contact Information for Postcard Cafe

Address: Stark-Conde Wine Estate Jonkershoek Valley, Stellenbosch, 7600, South Africa

Phone: +27 21 861 7703

Website: Postcard Cafe

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday, 9 am to 4 pm.

With its beautiful setting, expertly prepared dishes, and world-class wines, Postcard Cafe at Stark-Condé Wines is a must-visit destination in the Winelands.

Thabo Sebata is a Cape Town-based journalist who covers the intersection of politics and daily life in South Africa's legislative capital, bringing grassroots perspectives to parliamentary reporting from his upbringing in Gugulethu. When not tracking policy shifts or community responses, he finds inspiration hiking Table Mountain's trails and documenting the city's evolving food scene in Khayelitsha and Bo-Kaap. His work has appeared in leading South African publications, where his distinctive voice captures the complexities of a nation rebuilding itself.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.

Previous Story

Beaumont Family Wines: A Farm Kitchen + Deli with Warmth + Flavor

Next Story

Archbishop Makgoba calls for transparency and youth activism in South Africa

Latest from Blog

Forty Metres of Air: The Morning Kiteboarding Rewrote Physics

Hugo Wigglesworth, a young kiteboarder, defied gravity and rewrote the record books by soaring an incredible 40 meters into the air. He used powerful winds, a perfectly timed jump off a wave, and special gear to achieve this amazing feat. His careful planning and hundreds of practice runs made him fly higher than anyone before, showing the world what’s possible in kiteboarding.

Airbnb Under Fire: How Cape Town’s Housing Crunch Became a Tourism Blame-Game

Cape Town’s housing woes are NOT really Airbnb’s fault, even though a viral photo tried to blame them! The real problem is that not enough homes are being built, and lots of new people are moving to the city. Getting building permits takes forever, making homes expensive. Airbnb brings in lots of money and jobs, and even if all Airbnbs disappeared, it wouldn’t fix the big housing shortage. The city needs to build more homes and make it easier to do so, not just point fingers at tourists.

Cape Town’s Hottest Tables: Where Summer Tastes Like Salt, Smoke and Midnight Vinyl

Cape Town’s new restaurants are super exciting, offering amazing tastes from the ocean, farms, and even old recipes. Places like Amura serve unique sea dishes, while Tannin has a huge wine list and tiny plates. Café Sofi bakes heavenly pastries, Beach Buns makes awesome burgers, and Le Bistrot de JAN mixes French and South African flavors. These spots let you taste the city’s lively food scene, from fancy dinners to casual beach eats, making every meal an adventure.

Between Concrete and Current – Four Inland Hearts Meet the Indian Ocean

This article tells a beautiful story of four South Africans from inland places who see the Indian Ocean for the very first time. For many, the sea is just a picture, far away and hard to reach. But when these brave people finally touch the salty water, it changes them deeply. They feel the ocean’s power, taste its salt, and understand that this huge, blue world is now a part of their own story, breaking down old ideas about who can connect with the sea.