Joe’s Beerhouse

Windhoek

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€4.95

Joe’s Beerhouse

A Windhoek dining essential, Joe’s Beerhouse is a venue wildly popular with visitors to Namibia, for both its stylised, casual ambience with a fireplace centrepiece and its extensive menu of local offerings, with a heavy emphasis on meat: to go all out, try the Bushman Sosatie with crocodile, zebra (!), kudu, oryx and springbok cuts with mango-chilli sauce.

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address160 Nelson Mandela Avenue, Windhoek
phone+264 61 232 457
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