Since I was sleeping at this Livingstone place, I also, of course, had to eat at it. I had read rave reviews before coming, about their traditional Italian cooking, so expectations were high. It might have been in my best interest to lower them a little bit. The plunge would have been smaller. With the restaurant right across from my hotel room, I had a few meals here. I’d say stay away from the sandwiches – pretty boring and tasteless. The focaccia wasn’t up to par either. Instead go with the wood-fired oven pizzas, even though the topping I had chosen wasn’t to my taste. I reckon it was just my weird preferences. I want sliced pepperoni, not diced. As I said, weird 🙂 On the other hand the crust was superb! And I dig a mean crust! I had loved to try another pizza, but time had run out. Also thumbs up to their breakfast – plentiful! PS! All the profits from the company goes towards helping the vulnerable youth of Livingstone through an educational project, with some of them working here too. Another reason to visit!
Olga’s The Italian Corner is away from the village centre, like a 10 min walk towards the falls, next to Mosi-Oa-Tunya Square Mall.
That is such a nice idea for a restaurant! And it’s such an interesting find!
I like these kinds of projects very much, so perfect for me!
I’ve never heard of a restaurant with a good cause – what a great idea!
Super idea!
Looks like a great place!
Highly recommended!
This place seems like a real hidden gem, Bea! What would you recommend eating when being there?
Pizza, for sure!! Love that the profits go towards the local community.