ZimCafe International set for grand opening

Entertainment Reporter
Preparations are on course for the official opening of ZimCafe International in Victoria Falls on February 27. The restaurant and pub is set to add on to the already glowing city’s night life. The new ZimCafe International situated at Zambezi Centre in the resort city will equal the standards of the one that is along Kwame Nkurumah Avenue in Harare with excellent cuisines and quality entertainment. Guests including international visitors will be treated to music and some of their signature dishes.

Isaac Neshamba the director of ZimCafe said they were happy that the official opening would be graced by some of the who’s who of Harare and Minister Walter Mzembi who will be the guest of honour.

“We are steadily growing into the region and hopefully we are going to hit the international scene. The Victoria Falls hangout is upmarket and a bit spacious to ensure that diners and revellers enjoy themselves freely.

“We are excited with the preparations so far and come February 27 we will be celebrating in style as Tourism and Hospitality Minister will officially open the hangout,” Neshamba who is more popularly known in the industry as “F&B Guru” said.

Neshamba said while competition was stiff in the resort area, ZimCafe had a unique dining experience which tourists and visitors would find irresistible.

“The hangout is not for those under 21 so in other words we are looking at the mature crowds as our patrons.

“And with regards to food, breakfast will be served as well as our signature traditional dishes from Zimbabwe,” he said.

He said after visitors tour the falls and taken part in several activities, ZimCafe Pub & Grill should be the place to be and cool off.

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