Like its sister establishment, Delta Cafe, this eatery is family-loving and dog-welcoming
Every weekend hundreds of walkers, kiddies, dogs and athletes take to Delta Park, Joburg’s favourite green lung squeezed between Blairgowrie and Victory Park.
Enter Don Quixote, the second restaurant under the Delta Café ownership, now offering delicious dinners and private functions. Situated just a few stairs above the existing restaurant, you can immediately see the venue’s potential for a rollicking birthday party. Holding true to their original ethos family-loving and dog-welcoming, Don Quixote is a great spot for a Saturday lunch after a leg stretch in the park.A real hit on the menu is the pizza – made from unbleached, stone-ground local flours, the bases are handmade and cold-fermented for over 18 hours.
The bar has a good choice of draught beers, the wine list is suitable for the casual lunch fare, and the service is friendly.
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