This is a must. It is hidden and secluded. It's very beautiful and you can go for a hike on their trail next to the river. Only cash or EFT. The food is excellent but a bit pricey. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Very safe. Bathroom set up is amazing. Children and pet friendly. Can swim in the river

We were exploring the town of Graskop and then set-off to find the restaurant called Potluck Boskombuis. We followed the road to Bourke’s Luck Potholes and look for a sign that says ‘Real South African Food’ and something about cold beer. So we set off along the R533 and after about 26km turned off at the sign. The road to the restaurant is unpaved, and the bridge across the river doesn't look too sturdy which means busses are not likely to access it. This restaurant is the epitome of authenticity: wooden tables and tree stumps for seating, tin plates and mugs for crockery and beautiful views of the gentle Treur River and surrounding bushveld. The restaurant itself is outdoor only. In fact it's quite primitive as there is no electricity and no running water. Genuinely local cuisine, cooked on open fires and wood fired stove. They have braais (BBQs) made out of truck rims, and a lot of ice to keep drinks and food cool. The food served is fairly simple but tasty, and the location makes it an experience not to be missed. No TV or music, just enjoy the experience with the local children providing entertainment by doing traditional dances at the car park. And Vusi, the waiter who looked after us. What a nice character. Very good sense of humour and very helpful. This is a MUST VISIT place and you will come back again and again