Restaurants in Zambia



These guys are simply amazing in gourmet food. They are conveniently situated right in the center of town, on the top floor of one of the busiest malls in the city.
You have a wide selection of salads, burgers, sandwiches, pasta, soups omelettes and all sorts of food including Serbian cuisine to choose from.
From desserts to cocktails to freshly squeezed juice, you are assured to have a great meal.

The Corner Cafe

The Corner Café offers international cuisine, high quality bakery and pastry products, ice-cream as well as a variety of hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages. 


Grandaddy's Shoka Nyama

This bar and grill is simply the best. It is situated in a quite and peaceful location and conveniency facilities like shopping malls, gas stations and a car repair center are within it's radius.
This is the place you wanna be on the weekend relaxing and refreshing. It has a huge parking space, a car wash and a large sitting area with TVs for your entertainment.


Brew Me Coffee
From frappes to lattes to classic coffee, Brew Me Coffee will surely blow you away. For that great cup of americano, cappuccino or that fruit blend glass, this is the place.

The country has a lot of great restaurants and cafés and obviously I cant  list them all here.
However, for your convenience, down below is a list of a bunch of them around the country.
just click each for full information including their phone numbers, customer reviews maps and other useful information;-

LUSAKA
Chicago's Reloaded
Bombay Lounge (Serves Indian cuisine too)
Marlin Restaurant
Turn n' Tender Steakhouse
Ocean Basket (serves lobster and seafood too)
The Buzz Cafe
The Retreat
3 Trees Cafe ( serves sushi too)

LIVINGSTONE
Ocean Basket Restaurant
Zest bar & Restaurant
Flavours Pub & Grill
Cafe Zambezi
The Golden Leaf


THE COPPERBELT
The Hut
Copper Eagle Spur
After Ten
Bo' Jangles Pub Grill & Pizzeria
Cooper Canyon Spur
Dinner Bell Restaurant
Angelina's Bisto, Bar & Pizzeria
Deja Vu Restaurant
Leeja Palace Restaurant & Bar




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Places To Visit, What To Do and Points of Interest in Lusaka Zambia

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In this article down below, I am going to list and explain  13 things you can do for leisure, including the landmarks, tourist attractions as well as places you can visit while in Lusaka (Zambia). Before we get into that though, we have to tackle first things first. I strongly believe that before you embark on your adventure to explore Lusaka Zambia, first you need to have an idea about the place. You need to get acquainted to it. That's where I come in. For the sake of your preliminary exposure to Lusaka and to facility your adventure and exploring, I do run a gratuity based tour taking you around the city for your convenience. I  call this The Lusaka Tour . For a detailed description of the tour, please click here 13 THINGS  TO DO, PLACES AND LANDMARKS TO VISIT (1) Bungee Jumping If you consider  yourself a daredevil and you are ready for some adrenaline rush, then bungee jumping is definitely for you. It involves jumping from a bridge about 110 m
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The Kuomboka Ceremony

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About Kuomboka The Kuomboka ceremony is over 300 years old and it is cerebrated by the Lozi people of western Zambia. The word Kuomboka itself means 'to get out of the water and onto dry land'. The Litunga (King) decides when the journey is to be made from Lealui which is his dry season residence to Limulunga his wet season residence. The journey is made when Lealui is flooded at rainy season end (around February to March). The Royal Canoe "Nalikwanda" When the Litunga deems fit, he drums the Maoma (big drums) as a signal that the journey is impending and also has a signal to the royal  paddlers of the Nalikwanda to gather at Lealui and make preparations for the journey. The Nalikwanda is the big royal boat that carries the Litunga through the journey. It is a very big canoe painted in black and white stripes, paddled by about a hundred men and it has an elephant on top of it as the insignia of the Litunga. The first day is when the king drums
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Zambia; Political History

      The Kaunda Regime Up untill 1964, Zambia was under colonial rule by the British. On 14th October 1964, Zambia became independent of the British and became a sovereign Nation. Kenneth Kaunda took center stage in the freedom fight and naturally he went on to become it's first president. Under Kaunda the country was led under one-party state and the UNIP the only party allowed to operate. At the time of Independence more than 96% of the population where uneducated. One of president Kaunda's regacy is his pro education stance. During his rule, he made substantial policies in favor of the education and general literacy of the citizens. It's during the Kaunda era that the University of Zambia ( the country's highest learning institution) was established, the Copperbelt University (second biggest), Evelyn Hone college, National Institute of Public Administration (Nipa), Northern Technical College (Nortec) aswell as other Trades and Teacher's training in
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