They're informed that centuries ago, when an inimitable Royal Drum became disillusioned with its owner, it 'jumped' into the Zambezi River and was lost forever. In commemoration of this legend, the award-winning Makuwa-Kuwa Restaurant honors Africa's rich heritage with delectable cuisine and unsurpassed hospitality. The MaKuwa-Kuwa dreamboat is a summons to a royal banquet.

The a la carte restaurant, which is split level and has a 270o view of the unfenced Zambezi National Park, focuses on a central waterhole that attracts year-round wildlife, and offers a wide variety of internationally styled cuisine with a hint of African and game dishes thrown in, offers a wide variety of internationally styled cuisine, with a hint of African and game dishes thrown in.

Gourmet cuisine produced with the finest local and international ingredients, as well as Zimbabwe's finest wine collection, tempt diners. This restaurant is part of the Victoria Falls Safari Lodge, however it is open to the general public. It's no surprise, then, that this restaurant consistently wins the title of best restaurant in Zimbabwe year after year.

Location: Box 13, Victoria Falls

Organikks invites you to enjoy personalized fine dining in a setting where hospitality and cuisine are elevated to art forms. Their superb food is particularly prepared to ensure that the client experience is harmonious from start to finish after three years in the industry. They want guests to remember their meals at Organikks for all the right reasons. There is a focus on foods that are both delicious and appealing to the eye, as well as dishes that are both affordable and unique. Their tranquil settings provide a relaxing ambience; you may dine while looking out over a glittering pool and lush green plants.

Their goal is to deliver excellent food, attentive service, and events in a welcoming environment, and they are regarded as one of Harare's best restaurants. Organikks is a family-friendly restaurant where the entire staff works together to give courteous, professional service. The restaurant's high degree of personal service is one of its many distinguishing traits.

Their magnificent venue has a beautifully groomed garden, a deep blue pool, and a deck area for both outdoor and indoor celebrations. With a crew dedicated to making every aspect of your gathering come to life, the venue provides the ideal location for an exquisite day or evening event. Organikks has an in-house skilled designer and florist that can transform your event with exceptional décor and flower arrangements infused with local and foreign inspiration.

Location: 1 Dacomb Drive, Chisipite, Harare

Wombles restaurant will come to mind if you have any knowledge of Harare's past dining scene. They're back now, with a whole new name: Khaya Nyama Wombles. They've changed their name and now operate as a steakhouse. They only opened their doors a few weeks ago, taking over the space where Amanzi Restaurant used to be. The location has a new design; it is ornately adorned and has a pleasant inviting environment to complement, as well as well-kept grounds. The restaurant Khaya Nyama Wombles is large, with both outdoor and indoor seating. There is a smoking and non-smoking portion, and the patio is covered, making it suitable for evening meals and winter comfort. There's a lounge space where guests may converse, as well as a bar with a wide range of beers, cocktails, and spirits; it's a perfect place to unwind or enjoy a drink.

This restaurant has a laid-back vibe that's ideal for lunch or dinner with family or friends. Their menu is a fascinating blend of classics like Beef Stroganoff, Curries, Caesar Salad, and Crème Brulee, as well as unique alternatives like Escargots (under starters). Wombles is a great place to eat out and save money because they serve ample servings and well-prepared food. Hours of operation — The Khaya Nyama Wombles are open Monday through Saturday and closed on Sundays. It is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Friday, and solely for dinner on Saturdays. The hours are as follows: 12 p.m. – 2.30 p.m., then 5.30 p.m. – 9.00 p.m. Please keep in mind that bookings are recommended. The restaurant does not have a function room, however the private dining portion can accommodate small groups.

Location: 158 Enterprise Road , Lewisam, Harare

The Boma serves a fantastic assortment of Zimbabwean meals on cast iron plates. A four-course meal includes a selection of appetizers as well as a barbecue buffet. While the adventurous will be lured by local specialties such as Mopani worms and potjies (hunter's game stew), those who prefer beef, pork, fish, and chicken, as well as a range of vegetarian meals, will be satisfied.

Traditional rituals are respected, and the sights and sounds of the evening are enhanced by a feast of nightly entertainment, which includes Amakhwezi traditional dancers who enchant guests with their colorful, dynamic songs and dancing. The Zambezi Drumbeat, a well-known participatory drumming group, encourages all diners to participate in the evening's festivities. A supper at the Boma is really more than a meal; it is a once-in-a-lifetime event!

Location: Stand 471Squire Cummings Road, Victoria Falls

The Batoka Gorge, the Victoria Falls bridge in the distance, and the river running beneath are all visible from this vantage point. The Lookout Café is one of the resort town's most well-known eateries and has always been a popular destination. The café was restored after being destroyed by fire in 2018, and it reopened in 2019 with a fresh new style, increased seating capacity, and many other amazing amenities.

In the heat of the day, the café's semi-open design keeps it cool and comfortable. It has a laid-back vibe and is perfect for a light lunch after a stroll through the little town or a refreshing drink while guests regain their breath after high-wire activities like the Flying Fox and the Gorge Swing. It is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m, and only serves breakfast on weekends. Salads, sandwiches, coffees, and a variety of innovative cocktails are among the menu's many options.

There is an A' la carte menu as well as a set menu to choose from. Guests can make reservations and use the complimentary shuttle service, although walk-ins are also welcome. The cafe seats 80 people comfortably and can accommodate groups, making it an exclusive venue for small private events. The Lookout Café also has a monthly special that is both intriguing and distinctive. By moonlight, diners will be treated to an even more spectacular view of the Victoria Falls Bridge. The café is open from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. for one night only for moonlight dining.

Location: Victoria Falls

The Eatery Dining Experiences at the Pure Africa Waterfront, perched on the banks of the Zambezi River with ilala palm trees and cascading manicured lawns, offer three comprehensive options: The Eatery Lunch Experience, The Eatery Dinner Experience, and The Eatery Pot Experience, which includes a selection of potjie pots patiently cooked for hours over an open fire. All are served al fresco, whether during the day under ancient trees and wide-brimmed umbrellas or at night under the glow of lanterns. With all of Pure Africa's cruises departing from the Pure Africa Waterfront, you'd be wise to combine one of their popular Sunset Cruises with a supper at The Eatery in the evening, leaving you in Pure Africa's capable hands until your after-dinner transfer securely returns you to your lodging.

The Eatery Lunch Experience, which promotes the art of long leisurely meals, offers al fresco dining at the Pure Africa Waterfront, inviting you to savor their chef's creations while taking in uninterrupted views of the Zambezi shoreline. A range of light and freshly prepared meals and delicacies are thoughtfully designed and attentively presented by their team, with a focus on culinary design and locally sourced produce. A meal here, whether hidden under ancient trees or sat in the partly sun under big umbrellas, extends your river experience, keeps you close to nature and away from the city's bustle – confirming that there's no better place to spend your lunch break.

Location: Zambezi River, Victoria Falls

Because it is located on the way out of the Victoria Falls Rainforest, the Rainforest Café is well called. After a tour of the Falls and the Nice Forest, this is a great location to relax. Cool drinks, coffees, and full dinners are served to guests. It's a cool, pleasant spot that's perfect for a refreshing beverage; customers are welcome any time of day, and reservations aren't required. The café offers a breakfast menu as well as a variety of lunch selections. Who can resist the freshly prepared dishes, all of which share two characteristics: clever titles and a clear mix of foreign cuisines?

From English classics to Parisian pleasures, as well as American, Italian, and African flavors, there's something for everyone. There's an intriguing mix of culinary delights that make all of the dishes stand out! The slow-roasted oxtail, the huge seafood plate that serves two, the excellent Lamb, and don't miss the Zambezi bream, a must-try for all international guests! All of the salads at Rain Forest Café are substantial, hearty, and gorgeously arranged. The burgers are certainly unique, and the prime Zimbabwean beef adds to their appeal. Crocodile tail is also available for an out-of-the-ordinary meal, and it comes highly recommended.

Location: Victoria Falls Visitors Centre, Livingstone Way,, Victoria Falls