Dine with the sound of the sea: The Maha Cafe in Durban offers a seasonal menu which features the best that local has to offer
There’s no better way to enjoy an early breakfast or a lunch than being caressed by the sound of the ocean as you sip on a refreshing mimosa, or a hot coffee, as you take in the crisp sea air. , near the harbour, offers an array of breakfast and lunch options curated by executive chef Charlie Lakin, with an emphasis on celebrating local produce, mainly sourced in KwaZulu-Natal.
Maha Cafe merges “classic old-school cooking” and international cuisine and influences on a menu that’s seasonal, changing according to the availability of fresh ingredients. There is a minimalistic, industrial design aesthetic throughout the restaurant. The mini lounge area, with its bright yellow couch and panelling, is perfect for reading a book or browsing through your favourite magazine.
The restaurant has a bakery which offers a variety of fresh pastries, scones, muffins, cakes, tarts, breads and beverages throughout the day for those who want to grab something on the go.
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