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Paputzis

Bistro South African

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69 4th Ave, Linden, Randburg, 2104, South Africa

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Child Friendly
Romantic
Outdoor Seating
Wheelchair Friendly
Fireplace
Pet Friendly

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Paputzis is a beloved Linden, Randburg restaurant that has operated as a Coffee Shop since 1997. After beautiful renovations and extensions, we now also offer Paputzis@Night. Our restaurant retains its informal Café style for casual daytime drinks and dining, including breakfasts, light lunches, coffee, homemade teatime favourites and, of course, wine. For Paputzis@Night, we have an à la carte menu featuring traditional and contemporary favourites, including lamb shank, oxtail, King prawns, duck, poké bowls, hamburgers, and blackboard specials.
The seating in our lush garden includes tranquil areas, a place for happy gatherings, a playground and a smokers’ corner. On our lovely Farmhouse stoep, there are three patio areas that can be enclosed if needed. For inside seating, there are three cosy rooms, including one with a fireplace.
We love to entertain for special occasions and celebrations, tailoring menus to the host’s/hostess's specific requirements.
We have a liquor licence and offer a variety of wines and beverages, but you are welcome to bring your own wine (for which we charge a minimal corkage fee).

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69 4th Ave, Linden, Randburg, 2104, South Africa

Opening Hours

Monday 07h30 - 20h00
Tuesday 07h30 - 20h00
Wednesday 07h30 - 20h00
Thursday 07h30 - 20h00
Friday 07h30 - 20h00
Saturday 07h30 - 20h00
Sunday 08h30 - 15h00

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