Nanaga Farm Stall is situated on a dairy farm at the famous Nanaga junction, where the N2, N10, and R72 highways intersect in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa.
Nanaga is a must-stop on any Eastern Cape road trip.
From humble beginnings, Nanaga Farm Stall started in 1969, when Lynn Lake sold cabbages from the side of the road out of the boot of her car.
Soon, young Lynn’s entrepreneurial spirit developed an enterprising idea, and her car became a familiar sight to her growing client base.
She built a little stall, and within a short space of time, her fresh pineapple juice, pies, and “roosterkoek” (a kind of roll unique to South Africa, cooked on a grill and slightly charred) became the order of the day, and very few cars passed by without stopping.
As destiny would have it, it was Leigh-Anne, Lynn’s elder daughter, who inherited that same spirit. A new building was erected in 2008, a mere stone’s throw from the original building. Whilst bigger and better, and boasting all the mod cons…‘old’ customers can today still vouch for the rustic, peaceful, rural ambience that is the essence of Nanaga.
Today, Nanaga Farm Stall makes and sells up to 3500 pies in a day.
With the addition of the Nanaga Express in 2018, Nanaga Farm Stall has created the ultimate one-stop destination and farm stall experience for locals and travellers.
