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The Fat Ginger

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110 Linksfield Rd, Linksfield Terrace, Johannesburg, 1501, South Africa

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"If food is the music of love, play on" ...Shakespeare did not write this, a ginger did!

Welcome to the The Fat Ginger Gastrobar, take a load off, Mi Casa Su Casa. Here we create theater with food, this is your home away from home, we are literally a local community center with a bar.

Originally known as the Keg & Beagle est 1998, The Fat Ginger was born 1 Feb 2020 after owner Chris Williams (the original Fat Ginger) who purchased the business in 2005 decided to change the direction from the traditional English pub restaurant into a the more popular Gastro Pub trend. A Gastropub is a hybrid restaurant serving notable wines, beers & cuisine. You can expect the perfect balance of range, good pricing, ambience and entertainment!

With 17 beer taps the Fat Ginger is most certainly a venue designed for social drinks, an amazing array of tapas, burgers, grills & cocktails. The venue is located at the lower level parking in the Linksfield Terrace Shopping Center just off the N3 Linksfield Turnoff.

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110 Linksfield Rd, Linksfield Terrace, Johannesburg, 1501, South Africa

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Monday 11h00 - 02h00
Tuesday 11h00 - 02h00
Wednesday 11h00 - 02h00
Thursday 11h00 - 02h00
Friday 11h00 - 02h00
Saturday 11h00 - 02h00
Sunday 11h00 - 02h00

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