Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery Menu & More

Salmon and Red Wine at Stonehaven Kampala

Stone Haven Menu Prices/Stone Haven Kololo Menu and Prices

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Stonehaven Menu/Stone Haven Kololo Menu: Drinks List

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Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery Menu: Wine List

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Stone Haven tags itself a restaurant and winery.

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Stone Haven Kampala Menu PDF

Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery Photos/Stone Haven Kampala

The inside of Stone Haven Restaurant Kampala

A meal at Stonehaven Uganda

A plate at Stonehaven Kampala

Salmon at Stonehaven Kampala

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Haven Drinks Menu PDF/Haven Food Menu PDF

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New Restaurants in Kololo: Stone Haven Restaurant Kampala

Stone Haven Kololo Location

In case you are wondering what or where Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery is, Stone Haven is a new Kampala restaurant and wine bar (though Stone Haven tags itself a winery), located on Malcom X Avenue in Kololo.

Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery opened on May 18, 2021 and is currently all the rage in Kampala.

To see some visuals of their offerings, check out their Instagram page: @StoneHavenKla.

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You can check out what kind of food Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery serves (and at what price) in their menu above.

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I spent my birthday last year at Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery and oh là là, was it worth all the hype?!

Without even taking into account the beautiful décor and swank ambience, the food on its own was definitely worth its salt.

Personally, I had the Fillet Mignon, which I highly recommend to anyone that asks me.

I also had a bite of everyone’s meal at the table (except for one), and every bite was delectable.

The only thing for me that fell short of my expectations at Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery was the service.

The service was prompt and efficient but didn’t encourage one to take their time and dine.

Although my party and I were in a celebratory mood and ready to slow dine and enjoy the evening, the waiter who served us tried to rush us.

He requested that we order our drinks AND our starters AND our mains AND whatever else all at the same time so that there wouldn’t be a holdup in the kitchen with any of our food.

I had to look around: it was early on a Sunday evening, and the restaurant wasn’t particularly crowded.

His attitude seemed to say, dine and get it over with, which is not at all the attitude you expect from your waiter when you are in the mood to make an evening of dining.

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I’ve now been to Stone Haven several times since that first visit and the menu continues to be a sheer delight.

Another food recommendation I have for you is the Atlantic Fillet of Salmon. Also, the desserts and cocktails, in general, are very very good.

Personally, I no longer enjoy dining in the main dining area at Stone Haven, though, because it often gets noisy and Stonehaven’s lack of fabric in its decor makes that noise reverberate quite disturbingly.

Nowadays, instead, I prefer to sit at one of the dining tables outside, closer to the bar.

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Photo Credit: Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery Faceebook page, Holy Crepe Website, Stonehaven Restaurant & Winery, Ruth Aine

3 comments

  1. Quick question…won’t the tree ruin one the most important historical buildings in Tanzania-the biggest Mosque in Sub-Saharan Africa (which I’m sure most people don’t know about it)?

    1. Hi Connie,

      I am not sure about that. I guess they started preserving the building only after the tree had already grown. You think they should try to cut it down?

      Biche

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