Fed up with touristy fish option and Indian rubbishness, we ventured into a restaurant that caught our eye the first day in Knysna but had waited for a moment to splurge, after all that’s why credit cards exist. A bit like Victoria 1906, except they seemed to want customers, we went in. Diners were thin on the ground but we felt we should support their efforts to raise the dining bar of the local restaurant scene. It was an evening when eating out is a proper occasion, an experience, rather than merely functional, though I think they may have overdone it a bit. I’m not sure what divides very polite service from becoming overly attentive service but here it was a hairbreadth. I also have a compulsion to say thank you after anything is done
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