Stellenbosch Slow Food Market

This market is a popular spot for food enthusiasts in Stellenbosch and the surrounding areas to spend their Sundays. It is definitely worth a visit as it focuses on promoting slow, local, and organic food, as well as ethical supply chains. While these aspects could be emphasized more, you can still find a variety of veggie options to browse, eat, or take home. It's been a while since we last visited, so it's best to check the current offerings. I was able to find some good vegan dishes and snacks, such as vegetable curry roti and dishes with couscous and roasted vegetables at the Jamu stand. The food was colorful and delicious, and paired well with freshly made juices and iced tea. The stand clearly labeled vegetarian and vegan options, making it easy to navigate. For other stands, I recommend keeping an eye out, asking around, and having conversations about veggie and plant-based options. Overall, the offerings at this market fit the theme well.

This market in Stellenbosch and the surrounding areas is where local foods are showcased. It is definitely worth a visit, as it promotes slow food, local food production, and organic food with ethical supply chains. However, these aspects could be more emphasized. Visitors can explore vegetarian options, dine in, or purchase food and crafts. It has been some time since we last visited, so it's advisable to check the current offerings. Although vegan dishes and snacks were not abundant, there were some good options available. For instance, there were herbal curry roti and dishes with couscous and roasted vegetables at the Jamu stall, which were colorful and tasty. Additionally, freshly made juices were refreshing. The Jamu stand had a chalkboard specifying vegetarian and vegan options, making it easy to spot. For those looking for other vegetarian options, staying vigilant and asking about herbal food in general is the best strategy. The theme of the market is to support local and organic food producers.