Keith the Elder: The Forest Lodge has a new man in charge and about time too. And what a man he is! Keith Meyering has a fine family tradition in the wine and beer business. Indeed he can trace his family's involvement in the business all the way back to 1585 when Keith the Elder - at that time still called the Younger, started work at a pub on the outskirts of Stratford-upon-Avon, which is not far from London. His family name comes from the small village of his birth, Mayor Ring (so called for the large traffic circle built in the centre of the village in 1487. It was the first traffic circle built anywhere in the world of course, and caused much confusion and indeed consternation, as there would be no cars and therefore no need for such road construction for several centuries and four Labour Governments cock-ups later. ) Keith the Elder - Younger - Please Follow Link on Facebook.

Established in 1864, Fireman’s Arms is one of the finest and oldest pubs in Cape Town providing fine beers and wines with exquisite food and light meals.

The inn has been providing hospitality to locals and travellers alike for over 180 years. The Pig is a family run inn, and the warm, welcoming atmosphere permeates the pub, accommodation and restaurant, as do the rich history and quaint charm. The Inn is also home to the oldest continuously licensed pub in the country. *ACCOMMODATION: The 10 rooms have an authentic old English feel, and are all furnished with antique furniture in keeping with the atmosphere of the inn and its status as a national monument, along with modern Sealy Posturepedic beds and new Percale linen... *PUB: An exploration of South Africa would not be complete without a drink at the oldest continuously licensed pub in the country. The pub's warm and welcoming atmosphere has made it a favourite among locals and the fascinating history of the pub makes it a popular watering hole for holiday-makers... *RESTAURANT: The restaurant serves traditional Sunday roasts as well as classical pub food...