Dusty Road Township Experience

Must have experience when it falls overnight in victoria! recommended by our hotel manager, was a little leary from a tourist, bus trip experience; but a few moments of each other sarahs cookbook in our lobby convinces us to try it. if you want a beautiful climax in the township life, please try. eating was delicious, healthy, mainly planted, with local native ingredients and seasoning. the personal service of the cook/owner and the interaction with local women whose families depend on it make this a very unique evening

This place is just amazing. I can’t believe it did not show up in any of the google searches about VF. It was recommended by our hotel after I told them I wanted something really authentic and not like the touristy show in Boma restaurant. Dusty road is own by a very creative Zimbabwean woman and the place is run by 14 women. Here you can not only find authentic local food but they also show you all the different ingredients and explain how they prepare the dishes. The decoration of the restaurant is very eclectic and beautiful. They also have a small gift shop. They have a fixed menu for lunch and one for dinner, and they take credit card. If you want to experience real Zimbabwe, this is the place.

If you have a chance, don’t miss this when in Victoria falls! Authentic dishes, coupled with showcasing of their foods and crafts. Wonderful staff will explain about the way they use the grain and how they cook. We tried game, vegetables, peanut rice (delicious! and some desserts. Lovely garden to sit outside, and overall design of the place is quirky but lovely. An absolute must!

We enjoyed an evening and dinner at the restaurant. It's decor and ambiance is rustic and arty. In the early evening light it is very photogenic. The staff was very nice and the food excellent. Sampling food made from local ingredients was a treat. We enjoyed the meal and hospitality.

Just wow! We came across this place by a chance browsing on Google Maps. The reviews seemed very positive so we decided to give it a try. What has been created here is nothing short of incredible. The atmosphere, attention to detail, support of the local community and food combine to create an experience that you will not forget. We went to Boma the night before and it felt like a faux tourist attraction in comparison.